King Aminpour Net Worth 2026: Car Accident Lawyer

King Aminpour, whose full name is Ashkan King Aminpour, is a San Diego personal injury lawyer who runs King Aminpour Car Accident Lawyer, a firm that advertises under the 333-3333 phone number. No reputable publisher, including Forbes, Bloomberg or Celebrity Net Worth, has estimated his net worth, so this page gives no figure. His income depends on contingency fees from injury settlements, and those are not public.

What is King Aminpour's net worth?

An earlier version of this page said $40 million, with income of $500,000 a year "according to an investigation." We found no investigation and no reputable source for either number. The two figures do not fit together, and both have been removed.

Personal injury lawyers who own their firms are usually paid a share of each settlement or verdict, typically a percentage agreed with the client, and the firm's costs come out of that. Aminpour's firm says it has recovered more than $200 million for clients. That is a total for clients, not the firm's revenue or his income, and the firm has not published its fees or profits.

Where the money comes from

• Contingency fees. The firm handles car, motorcycle, truck, bus and ride-share accident claims, plus other injury cases, usually for a share of what the client recovers.
• Firm ownership. Aminpour owns and runs the practice. The firm's website lists three locations, and its long-time office is the Aminpour Building at 317 Ash Street in downtown San Diego, the address on his State Bar record.
• Other practice areas. The website also lists criminal defense work, including DUI and domestic violence cases.

Law license and background

The State Bar of California lists him as Ashkan King Aminpour, bar number 183534, with active status and a practice address at Aminpour & Associates on Ash Street. His firm's social media says he was sworn in as California's youngest attorney in 1996. We could not confirm the "youngest" claim with the State Bar, but a 1996 admission matches the "29+ years of experience" on the firm's website. The old page's claim that he is 42 cannot be right for someone admitted in 1996, and it has been removed along with an unsourced height and weight.

We found no reliable published source for where he studied law or where he grew up, so those details are left out.

Notable cases in the news

Stingaree crash (2011)

In February 2011 a taxi jumped the curb outside the Stingaree nightclub in San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter and hit a crowd, injuring dozens of people. Aminpour represented several of the injured. He told NBC 7 San Diego his investigator had evidence that the driver fell asleep at the wheel. When prosecutors declined to file criminal charges in May 2011, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported that Aminpour represented seven injured people and would keep pursuing compensation for them.

Orland bus crash lawsuit (2014)

In April 2014 a FedEx truck crashed head-on into a bus taking Los Angeles-area high school students to visit Humboldt State University, near Orland in Northern California. Ten people died. Aminpour filed the first lawsuit over the crash in Los Angeles County Superior Court, a $100 million negligence claim against FedEx on behalf of the mother of 17-year-old Jennifer Bonilla, KCRA and the Associated Press reported. He described Bonilla as the first person in her family to go to college. We did not find a reliable report of how that case ended.

How the firm presents itself

The firm's website claims more than 16,320 cases won and a 99% success rate, and its Instagram says it was voted San Diego's best car and motorcycle accident firm eight years in a row. These are the firm's own marketing claims. We have not seen independent data behind them, so they should be read as advertising, not verified facts.

Community and personal life

Aminpour has appeared at San Diego charity events, including the 24th Casa de Amparo Crystal Ball in 2022, according to Union-Tribune society photos. The earlier page said only that he is married. We could not confirm details about his family from a reliable source, so none are given here.

Net worth compared

Other professionals profiled on this site include Amelie Hollier and Alex Nemet. Heavily advertised personal injury firms can bring in a lot of money, but advertising costs are high and firm finances are private. That is why estimates for lawyers like Aminpour vary so much across the web.

Why no figure is given

An estimate would need the firm's annual fee income, its costs (especially advertising), and his property and investments. None of that has been reported. The only numbers available are the firm's own marketing claims about client recoveries, which do not measure his wealth. We will add a figure if a reputable publisher reports one.