Bisnar Chase Personal Injury Attorneys has been named one of the 2026 Best Places to Work in Orange County by the Orange County Business Journal. This recognition means a tremendous deal to us. It affirms the kind of workplace we’ve worked hard to build—one where our people feel respected, supported, and genuinely excited to come in each day. Knowing that management has our backs and encourages us in all aspects of our jobs makes this award so much more special to the people who work for Bisnar Chase.
About the Award For Best Places To Work
Since 2009, the Orange County Business Journal, in partnership with Workforce Research Group, has spotlighted employers across the county who stand out for employee satisfaction, strong leadership, and a healthy work environment. The selection process is thorough: roughly 20% is based on company policies and practices, while 80% is based on anonymous employee feedback.
47 Years of Advocacy
We’re especially proud that this is far from our first time receiving this honor. For more than a decade, we have consistently received this recognition, underscoring our ongoing commitment to creating a culture that helps our team members thrive and benefits our clients.
When our attorneys, paralegals, and staff feel supported, it shows in the work we do for California plaintiffs. Clients notice the difference—whether it’s in how we listen, how thoroughly we prepare their case, or how relentlessly we advocate on their behalf.
For more than 47 years, this approach has helped us achieve strong results, including a 99% success rate and over $1 billion recovered for clients throughout California. None of that would be possible without the dedicated people who make up our team.
Brian Chase
Articles, blogs, and content have been reviewed by legal in-house staff. Brian Chase is the managing partner of Bisnar Chase Personal Injury Attorneys, LLP. He is the lead trial lawyer and oversees cases handling dangerous and defective products that injure consumers. Brian is a top-rated injury attorney with numerous legal honors and awards for his work relating to auto defects and dangerous products. His firm has recovered over $1B for its clients. Brian is a frequent speaker for CAOC, Dordick Trial College, and OCTLA, covering personal injury trial techniques.