Marc Willick

At Weitz & Luxenberg, we are dedicated to holding corporations accountable for prioritizing profits over people. We fight to ensure these companies recognize the irreversible harm caused by their indifference, and we work tirelessly to be part of the solution by trying to change corporate behavior that hurts people.”

Marc Willick is an attorney in Weitz & Luxenberg’s Los Angeles office.

Mr. Willick has 30 years of experience running his own firm and working at several prestigious Los Angeles legal offices — experience that delivers results for his clients in all phases of the litigation process.

Mr. Willick’s trial work includes a $12 million verdict for a 65-year-old Navy veteran diagnosed with mesothelioma decades after working in engine rooms aboard ship, a $9.9 million verdict for a 74-year-old stillman and rigger exposed to asbestos at a Los Angeles oil refinery, and a nearly $1.8 million verdict for a 62-year-old Navy veteran exposed to asbestos as a welder and pipefitter.

In 2008, Mr. Willick was named a Southern California Rising Star of the legal profession by Super Lawyers.

Mr. Willick is admitted to practice law in California in state and federal court. He is a 1994 graduate of Loyola Law School in Los Angeles. After graduation, Mr. Willick volunteered over 100 hours as an over-the-phone dispute mediator at the Loyola Law School Center for Conflict Resolution. He also holds a 1991 Bachelor of Arts degree in communications from the University of California at San Diego (UCSD).

Mr. Willick was an NCAA swimmer at UCSD, and an All-American in high school at the Harvard School (now Harvard-Westlake). He stays connected to the water as a Los Angeles County Recurrent Ocean Lifeguard, keeping swimmers and surfers safe along local beaches.