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Bob Khakshooy is an advocate for his clientele, and has labored on challenging lawsuits wherein the insurance company was arguing the details of the incident as well as the injuries suffered from the accident. In the year 2007, Mr. Khakshooy produced a lawsuit versus a vendor for failing to correctly maintain and service a fork-lift which was faulty. Even so, the seller discarded the fork-lift that was involved in the accident, thus eliminating the most important piece of proof, which was required as part of the injured party's case to point out and identify the destroyed fork-lift. The injured individual had no choice but to go forward with the court case in absence of the vital evidence. Mr. Khakshooy consulted with a number of safety experts that eventually provided their expert opinion as to the fork-lift's faultiness forgoing the need for the fork-lift. The injured individual prevailed in the case and was awarded compensatory.


Mr. Khakshooy has also successfully won lawsuits involving traumatic brain injury and wrongful death lawsuits. A Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) occurs when there's sudden trauma to the brain, which ends in an injured person enduring damages which range from a light concussion to major traumatic brain damage. These cases call for a lawyer to have a great comprehension of the clinical aspect of brain trauma, including familiarity of brain injuries in the areas of neurology and neuropsychiatry. On a daily basis, folks are constantly prone to brain trauma, which is a considerable reason for death and/or permanent disability for an injured party. Mr. Khakshooy has enormous experience dealing with these kinds of cases concerning this type of trauma. In 2011, Mr. Khakshooy represented a trauma party who had suffered major traumatic brain injury resulting in his client being kept to a nursing home. In order to provide the insurer a clear image of his client's trauma, Mr. Khakshooy retained a videographer to perform a "day in the life" movie of his client. "A day in the life" movie is actually a documentary videotape of activities of the daily living of an injured person that is used to record one's injury, and could be authorized in courtrooms.


Mr. Khakshooy fights the insurance companies by taking it to court instead of settling personal injury claims before a lawsuit is ever submitted. It has been the experience of Mr. Khakshooy that insurance providers will not provide you with their evidence until a case is filed. For instance, in a case where an injured party was involved in an auto accident, the insurance company was disputing the facts of the accident, and had information of a witness unknown to the injured party. The witness' testimony would assist the hurt party to prove her case. Nevertheless, the insurance company did not reveal that the witness had seen the whole accident ahead of the filing of the lawsuit. During the litigation of the injured party's case, Mr. Khakshooy, who is also a well known truck accident attorney Los Angeles, was able to use the witness' accounts successfully in retrieving a pay out that was composed of the insurance firm paying the whole policy limits of their covered to settle the case.