Michael Zuzo is a trial attorney at ACTS LAW, where he advocates for survivors of sexual assault and abuse in complex civil actions. His practice focuses on holding institutions accountable for enabling or ignoring abuse, with cases involving public school districts, juvenile detention centers, and national hotel and motel chains. Compassionate yet relentless, Michael is committed to giving survivors a voice in the legal system and ensuring they are treated with dignity and respect.
Before joining ACTS LAW, Michael built a strong foundation in personal injury litigation, working on cases involving wrongful death, premises liability, and serious motor vehicle collisions. He has experience handling every stage of the litigation process, from discovery and depositions to mediation and courtroom appearances. His hands-on approach and tactical mindset have earned him a reputation for thoughtful strategy and client-focused advocacy.
Michael’s courtroom experience is grounded in a meticulous work ethic, persuasive legal writing, and a clear, consistent communication style that keeps clients informed and empowered throughout the legal journey. His background working in fast-paced, high-stakes litigation environments has prepared him to take on powerful defendants and navigate complex liability structures in institutional abuse cases.
Michael earned his Juris Doctor from the University of West Los Angeles School of Law, where he honed his litigation skills through moot court and trial advocacy programs. He received his undergraduate degree in Sociology from California State University, Northridge. He is licensed to practice law in the state of California.
Outside of his legal work, Michael enjoys hiking Southern California trails, discovering new restaurants, and spending football Sundays with his dad.
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