Alex Cha

At 18, I enlisted in the Army Reserves, looking for discipline and purpose. By 19, I was deployed to Desert Storm, thrown from college life into the chaos of an Army base in Saudi Arabia.

My military experience shaped my character. It taught me resilience, adaptability, and how to stand my ground under pressure. Those lessons still guide me today in my fight for clients who’ve been wronged.

After returning to civilian life, I went to law school and pursued business litigation, but I quickly realized I wasn’t passionate about fighting over money. I wanted to represent real people facing real struggles.

Over time, my practice evolved from lemon law to personal injury cases. My mission has always been to help individuals stand up to those who have wronged them, whether that’s a dishonest dealership or a greedy insurance company trying to deny the coverage they rightfully deserve.

I know firsthand how frustrating and overwhelming the legal system can be. I’ve been in car accidents myself, and I’ve dealt with insurance adjusters who do everything possible to pay the bare minimum. That’s why I’m dedicated to making sure my clients never have to face that fight alone.

Outside of the office, I’m a dedicated marathon runner. I set a goal years ago to run all six major marathons, and I’m well on my way. Running keeps me disciplined and reminds me that success comes from persistence. I’m also dedicated to serving my community, whether through the youth ministry at my church, my role as President of the Korean Festival, or just being there for my two daughters.

At the end of the day, I see it as my responsibility to use my position to stand up for what’s right, and help the members of my community face their challenges and come out the other side.