Recognized in Best Lawyers since 2016 
Elizabeth A. Hernandez is a litigation attorney at BD&J PC in Los Angeles, California, representing plaintiffs in personal injury litigation matters throughout Southern California. She works on complex catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases, helping individuals and families pursue compensation after serious accidents and losses.
Ms. Hernandez is known for her client-centered approach and thorough case preparation. She works closely with clients during every stage of litigation, providing clear communication and strategic advocacy tailored to the circumstances of each case. Her practice includes matters involving catastrophic injuries, wrongful death, motor vehicle accidents, and other serious personal injury claims.
Throughout her career, Ms. Hernandez has received recognition from legal organizations and peers for her work in personal injury litigation and trial advocacy. She has been recognized by Best Lawyers in America for Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs from 2016 to the present and was named among the Daily Journal’s 2021 Top Women Lawyers. In 2025, she was selected as the recipient of the Mexican American Bar Foundation’s Professional Achievement Award, which recognizes attorneys for their contributions to the legal profession, leadership, and community involvement.
In addition to her litigation practice, Ms. Hernandez remains active in attorney education, mentorship, and professional organizations across California. She received the Consumer Attorneys of California’s 2022 Robert E. Cartwright, Sr. Award for trial advocacy and mentorship. In 2024, she served as President of the Mexican American Bar Association of Los Angeles County. In 2025, she is serving as President of the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles and continues to serve on the Board of Directors for the Consumer Attorneys of California.
At BD&J PC, Ms. Hernandez represents plaintiffs in personal injury litigation matters with a focus on careful preparation, responsive client service, and strong courtroom advocacy.
