Pajman serves as an active board member of CASD – a professional association that helps trial attorneys serve and promote the needs and interests of their clients. The association’s mission is to “preserve and raise standards of trial advocacy through innovative continuing legal education, and create opportunities for members to support and inspire one another through networking, collegiality and community outreach.” 

Parisima serves as an executive committee chair of CAOC – a professional organization made up of nearly 3,000 attorneys who represent plaintiffs seeking accountability from those who do wrong. Attorneys in CAOC represent those injured or killed by defective products, who are discriminated against, people who are killed or injured by others’ negligent acts, citizens whose civil rights have been violated, workers who have been fired unjustly or injured on the job, investors wronged by financial institutions, and those whose lives are undercut and under-valued by insurance companies.

Pajman and Parisima are both graduates of the Trial Lawyers College. A college founded by legendary trial attorney Gerry Spence, “dedicated to training and educating lawyers and judges who are committed to the jury system and to representing and obtaining justice for individuals, the poor, the injured, the forgotten, the voiceless, the defenseless and the damned, and to protecting the rights of such people from corporate and government oppression.” Gerry Spence is still active and committed to teaching trial attorneys throughout the United States, both at the TLC headquarters located at Thunderhead Ranch in Dubois, WY, and throughout the nation at regional seminars. TLC’s faculty and staff consists of the top trial lawyers from across the nation, and only a few attorneys are selected to attend each annual course.

AAJ is “the world’s largest trial bar, providing trial attorneys with information, professional support and a nationwide network that enables them to most effectively and expertly represent their clients. The mission of the American Association for Justice is to promote a fair and effective justice system – and to support the work of attorneys in their efforts to ensure that any person who is injured by the misconduct or negligence of others can obtain justice in America’s courtrooms, even when taking on the most powerful interests.”