Recognition

Trio of Attorneys Recognized in Los Angeles Magazine’s Best of LA Legal 2026

June 2, 2026
Trio of Attorneys Recognized in Los Angeles Magazine’s Best of LA Legal 2026

Robin Gilden, Megan Moghtaderi and Roslyn Soudry have been selected for inclusion in Los Angeles Magazine’s Best of LA Legal 2026 list. The annual list highlights attorneys who are highly regarded by their peers across the Los Angeles legal community.

Robin was recognized for her work in tax law and extensive experience in various domains of law and taxation.  Megan was recognized for her work in estates and trusts, advising individuals and families on estate planning, trust administration, and related matters. Roslyn was recognized in the area of family law, where her practice includes guiding clients through issues related to matrimonial and family law.

The Best of LA Legal list is produced by DataJoe and is based on an independent, online peer‑review survey of licensed attorneys. Selection is determined by an attorney’s standing among colleagues and is verified through current state licensure and professional credentials.

This recognition reflects Megan’s and Roslyn’s commitment to their clients and their continued contributions to the legal community in Los Angeles.

The complete guide can be viewed here: https://lamag.com/best-of-l-a-legal-2026/

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