Treehouse Law LLP
3130 Wilshire Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90403
Treehouse Law LLP is a Santa Monica consumer protection firm focused on strategic, high-impact class action litigation. Founded by three experienced consumer advocacy litigators, the firm represents people affected by deceptive marketing, misleading product claims, unsafe goods, and unfair business practices. Its attorneys work to hold companies accountable while promoting greater honesty, transparency, and responsibility in modern consumer markets.
Treehouse Law LLP handles matters involving food and beverage labeling, dietary supplement labeling, drug labeling and advertising, and cosmetic and personal care product claims. It also pursues cases involving greenwashing and environmental representations, alcoholic beverage labeling, false sales tactics, and contaminated consumer products. Each practice area reflects the firm’s concentrated commitment to protecting consumers from advertising or labeling practices that may distort purchasing decisions.
Treehouse Law LLP approaches class actions through detailed investigation, careful legal analysis, and creative litigation strategies. Its attorneys examine product labels, promotional language, testing results, regulatory requirements, and other evidence relevant to consumer claims. The legal team prepares cases for complex proceedings and seeks meaningful relief for groups of consumers who may have experienced similar harm. This collective approach can address widespread misconduct that might be difficult to challenge through individual claims.
Treehouse Law LLP’s leadership includes co-founders Joshua Nassir, Ben Heikali, and Ruhandy Glezakos, whose practices center on consumer advocacy and complex litigation. Supported by a broader team of attorneys, it represents consumers across the country. The firm combines focused knowledge of consumer law with persistent advocacy and a willingness to develop practical solutions for complicated disputes. Through its class action practice, the firm aims to recover losses, challenge misleading conduct, and encourage fairer commercial practices for affected consumers.