Elizabeth M. Loranger is an attorney at Wisner Baum, LLP in Los Angeles, where she advocates for individuals harmed by corporate negligence. Her practice areas include mass torts, complex litigation, and pharmaceutical product liability, driven by a commitment to holding corporations accountable.
Elizabeth approaches every case with sharp legal analysis and empathetic advocacy. Her attention to detail, clear communication, and creative problem-solving make her a trusted ally for her clients.
Inspired by her parents’ legal careers, Elizabeth developed a passion for law through family discussions and court visits with her father. She graduated magna cum laude from California State University, Northridge (CSUN), with a Bachelor’s in Political Science and earned her Juris Doctor from Southwestern Law School. At Southwestern, she gained hands-on experience in the Community Lawyering Clinic, including assisting a DACA recipient under tight deadlines, reinforcing her belief in the law’s transformative power.
Elizabeth serves on the Executive Committee of the Southwestern Law School Chapter of the American Inns of Court, an organization with a history beginning in the 15th Century which fosters discussions on ethics and professionalism within the legal field. She is also active in the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles, the largest local association of plaintiffs’ attorneys in the U.S.
Outside of work, Elizabeth enjoys music and has always had a passion for singing. Her years of choral training resulted in the opportunity to perform at Carnegie Hall in New York. She is an avid gamer, foodie, and movie-watcher, and she values time with family and friends, who inspire her to take on new challenges.
