
Frank Shin
About Frank Shin
Frank Shin is a seasoned trial lawyer at Carpenter & Zuckerman, where he relentlessly advocates for individuals who have suffered personal injury due to another’s negligence. With over 18 years of combined experience in personal injury law and insurance, Frank brings a deep understanding of how to combat the systemic biases that often favor insurance companies. He is committed to securing the highest possible compensation for his clients’ injuries and losses,whether for bodily injury, property damage, or wrongfully denied benefits. Frank’s practice includes automobile accidents, premises liability, wrongful death, medical malpractice, aviation disaster, and insurance bad-faith claims. Frank’s passion for justice is rooted in his extensive background in negotiating injury claims, medical liens, subrogation, and complex liability disputes. He refuses to let insurance companies undervalue claims or exploit vulnerable individuals. He consistently challenges lowball offers and policy underpayments head-on. Before joining Carpenter & Zuckerman, Frank served as lead counsel at another personal injury firm in Washington, where he managed over 220 active cases at a time. He led a team of legal professionals and personally handled all aspects of litigation,from case evaluation and pleadings to depositions, mediations, and trial. His practice covered a broad range of civil litigation, including wrongful death, aviation disaster, and premises liability cases. In addition to litigating ca
Notable case results
For the victim of a car accident in which the driver was over-served at a restaurant/bar
For the victim of a birth injury caused by medical malpractice in San Luis Obispo
For the children of a woman who was killed by a drunk driver in Los Angeles
For a woman with a traumatic brain injury where she appeared normal to those who did not know her
Win against State Farm for brain injury, after the policy was open
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.




