Celebrity Net Worth – Steve Yamin

Steve Yamin grew up in a strong family unit that instilled moral principles, home-cooked meals, Sunday masses and holidays infused with tradition. His dedication enabled him to persevere despite unexpected upswings or downturns economically.

He co-founded M&Y Personal Injury Lawyers and currently serves as its co-managing partner, helping numerous accident-related injury victims and their families.

Early Life and Education

Yamin was raised by parents who valued hard work, teaching her resourcefulness and entrepreneurialism. To start her professional journey off right, she joined a small law firm in Danbury that allowed her to experience various areas of law before narrowing down her focus.

She holds a bachelor’s degree from Lehigh University and graduated top of her class from Loyola Law School with honors in 2004. Additionally, she is a member of the California Bar and admitted to practice before all state courts.

At Week 4 of American Idol, Yamin sang Garth Brooks’ “If Tomorrow Never Comes” and impressed judges Jackson, Abdul, and Cowell with her vocal performance. However, Cowell felt she did not show enough personality – something Yamin agreed with.

Professional Career

M&Y Personal Injury Lawyers’ partner Yamin has represented clients such as CIM Group Inc (owner of Hollywood & Highland Center and Kodak Theater) and CBRE (Coldwell Banker Richard Ellis – an industry leader for commercial real estate services and investments).

Yamin chose personal injury law because he understands the needs of those injured due to others’ negligence. His own experience with an accident as a teenager gave him insight into how best to advocate for his client’s rights against billion-dollar insurers.

He earned his law degree from Loyola Law School, Los Angeles in 2004 with a graduating Cum Laude. Additionally, he is an accomplished musician who regularly performs at karaoke clubs and amateur performance forums as well as singing the national anthem a cappella at Washington Nationals and Chicago White Sox baseball games.

Achievement and Honors

From the stage, he encourages others to follow their most ambitious aspirations regardless of any obstacles that might stand in their way. His quiet spiritual strength, humility and enthusiasm has won him followers across the world.

Yamin performed Leon Russell’s “A Song for You” and Rascal Flatts’ “Bless the Broken Road”. On October 8, 2006 at Virginia State Fair with Little Memphis Blues Orchestra he became the first contestant of Season 5 to give solo concerts.

In May 2008, he made a trip to Japan (retitled Wait for You) to promote the album’s release with mall concerts and appearances; additionally he has appeared on several talk shows.

Personal Life

As an industrious, strong-willed and determined businessperson, Yamin Oil Supply became his vehicle for showing his talents. Through economic declines he never lost focus of his goals.

His devotion as both husband and father was unwavering, while also excelling as an accomplished jazz singer and former disc jockey.

At his group auditions, Jackson and Abdul were delighted by his rendition of Betty Everett’s song “It’s in Her Kiss”. However, Simon Cowell found him lacking enough personality.

Yamin became embroiled in a legal battle between his ex-wife Mary Ann and Stephen Conn, her new partner. Conn filed suit in order to invalidate Black Iron’s Bill of Sale and Partition Agreement signed in 2006 and 2013. Additionally, Conn attempted to seize some assets belonging to Black Iron.

Net Worth

Yamin finished third in season five of American Idol and since has gone on to release music, according to Celebrity Net Worth. Additionally he works as a professional singer while simultaneously serving as an advocate for diabetes research and awareness.

Has been seen performing at shows and concerts worldwide. As part of the USO/Armed Forces Entertainment tour in February 2008, he performed for troops overseas.

He has raised funds through T-shirt and pin sales to support diabetes research, as well as serving as Global Ambassador for the Inspired by Diabetes Creative Expression Competition. In 2006 he performed the national anthem at Dodger Stadium as well as performing for the JDRF International Walk to Cure Diabetes event. Additionally he has appeared on multiple television programs such as Live with Regis and Kelly, Ellen DeGeneres Show and Rachael Ray Shows.