Case Results

for three young athletes, survivors of sexual abuse by their Tae Kwon Do coach, Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles.

for physical and sexual abuse a child endured due to the negligence of a private company that licensed the foster home where the child was placed for four years.

Jury award for sexual abuse a young student suffered from his former elementary school teacher, Forrest Stobbe.

for individuals who suffered injuries due to a dangerous product.

for medical malpractice / brain injury of a newborn. The largest medical malpractice settlement in California history.

for injuries, including amputation, of a young boy run over by a city garbage truck — believed to be the largest settlement of its type ever paid by the City of San Diego.

for a victim, now a triplegic, in a products liability case against the manufacturer of a loader/backhoe.

for sexual abuse an elementary school student endured by a teacher, and the school district’s failure to report the abuse to authorities.

for traumatic brain injury and stroke of a student resulting from improper supervision.

for the widow and children of a plastic surgeon who died in the crash of a single-engine aircraft.

for individuals who lost their sense of smell due to a homeopathic cold remedy.

for a victim injured due to a 20-foot fall through an unsecured plywood platform at a construction-site accident in Riverside, CA.

for sexual abuse of children as a result of daycare center’s negligent supervision of an employee.

for multiple broken bones and other injuries suffered when a plaintiff’s welding caused an explosion of an oil storage tank at a refinery.

for a school district’s negligence leading to a teacher’s sexual abuse of his 15-year-old student.

for two young male victims of child molestation in a case of institutional negligent supervision at a private after-school outpatient program for substance abuse.

for major injury in a wrong-way crash on Interstate 10 caused by a drunk driver, with blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .41, driving a company-provided work truck.

for brain injury of husband, and death of wife, in a vehicle accident against the City of Los Angeles.

for traumatic brain injury resulting from an automobile versus pedestrian collision.

for multiple injuries (bus v. pedestrian) including extensive degloving injury to the lower extremity.

for sexual misconduct by a hospital employee against a patient.

for the family of a victim of a fatal rear-end car accident on State Route 60 in Riverside County, CA.

for brain injury and multiple other injuries arising from an auto and motorcycle collision.

for wrongful death in a fatal car accident in Menifee, CA.

for the victim of child molestation against a private school for its negligent supervision of a teacher.

for a victim of serious injuries resulting from a high-speed rear-end car accident on Interstate 8.

for the severe leg injury to a former professional baseball pitcher in a pedestrian versus automobile accident.

for multiple deaths in a downtown apartment building in a fire committed by an arsonist, a relative of all of the victims.

for two teenage male victims of sexual abuse against their schoolteacher.

for a victim of multiple injuries, including spinal fracture, requiring surgery in a motor vehicle versus pedestrian accident.

for a bus driver’s severe back injuries due to a sewer cover cracking and flying into the bus’ undercarriage.

for a child born with physical defects due to a doctor’s failure to perform an AFP blood test during pregnancy.

for wrongful death resulting from an assault.

for traumatic brain injury resulting from a trip and fall accident.

for an infant’s severe injuries sustained during the birth process, in a medical malpractice case of alleged negligence.

for a child’s spinal injuries, in a road design case against the City of San Diego.

for burn injuries to a 3-year old child from a Christmas tree fire.

for a victim’s traumatic brain injury, multiple broken bones and numerous other damages against SVSM for negligent operation of its swap meet.

for Bad Faith failure to pay a $10,000 underinsured policy limit promptly.

for the emotional distress of a sister witnessing her sister being crushed, fatally, by a building panel during an earthquake.

for orthopedic injuries requiring surgery, resulting from an automobile versus pedestrian collision.

for severe injuries, and subsequent surgeries, resulting from a defective product.

for traumatic brain injury resulting from dangerous roadway conditions.

for a wrongful death claim resulting from an automobile versus pedestrian collision.

for traumatic brain injury resulting from an automobile versus pedestrian collision.

for severe orthopedic injuries, and subsequent surgery, resulting from an automobile versus pedestrian collision.