$1,000,000: Claimant v. Rideshare Company
Claimant was driving for a rideshare company in Texas when involved in a significant collision. As a result of the collision, the...
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$1,275,000: Wallace v. Do Valle, et. al.
On January 3, 2017, Ms. Wallace was a 29-year old single mother of two and thriving nurse at USC Keck. While driving on the freeway she...
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Verdict! But Where Did All The Money Go?
100% of what the jury puts on the verdict form goes to the injured party right? Not even close. So where does all the money go?
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$990,000: Claimant v. Rideshare Company
Claimant was a church minister, father and loving husband who was violently rear-ended while working for a ride-sharing company. As a...
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$250,000: Curran v. Arnold
Mr. Curran, 29 years old, was an avid bicycle rider. He would ride his bicycle nearly 7+ miles per day, to and from his work. In April...
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$1,300,000: Wagner v. National Casualty Insurance Co.
On August 15, 2017, Mr. Wagner was rear-ended causing serious lumbar spine injuries. However, these injuries were not documented in Mr....
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$1,270,00: Bote v. Downeywhole Sale, Inc.
On October 4, 2017, Ms. Bote was driving her morning commute on the freeway. Meanwhile, Defendant's driver, operating a large box-truck,...
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$1,000,000: Claimant v. Rideshare Company
On May 23, 2018, our client was waiting for traffic to clear before making a left-hand turn. After waiting in the intersection, the light...
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$1,000,000: Claimant v. Rideshare Company
On January 1, 2018, our client was driving, retired veteran in the armed services who was wounded in battle, was violently rear-ended...
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$595,000: Claimant v. Rideshare Company
On May 7, 2018, our client was driving straight when a vehicle, that was double parked on the right shoulder, attempted a sharp u-turn in...
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$1,000,000: Claimant v. Rideshare Company
On December 4, 2018, our client was waiting at a red light with two ride-share passengers when he was violently rear-ended. The client...
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First Time Juror? Understanding Common Objections
Relevance, sustain, overrule, what does it all mean? This is a short guide to understanding common objections for first-time jurors.
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$7,000,000: Castaneda v. Perez
On June 4, 2016, Defendant ran a red light and t-boned our client who was leaving his first job to attend his second job. For the next...
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$610,000: Claimant v. Rideshare Company
On July 19, 2018, our client was waiting at a red light with a ride-share passenger when he was violently rear-ended pushing his vehicle...
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Top 5 Trial Secrets That Every Juror Should Know…But What Trial Attorneys Cannot Say
Discover top trial secrets that every juror should know, but that an attorney can't tell them during trial.
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Confidential: Plaintiff v. Defendant
October 2016, Plaintiff and his girlfriend were driving to their date at the movie theater near Staples Center in Los Angeles, CA. At the...
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$850,000: Claimant v. Rideshare Company
Claimant was a 37 year old part-time rideshare driver attempting to make a u-turn on a one-lane roadway. At the same time, a young driver...
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Confidential: Plaintiff v. Rideshare Company
Plaintiff was rear-ended while stopped in heavy traffic on the freeway. Because she was bracing for impact, the severity of the collision...
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Johnson et. al. v. RIG Logistics, et. al
Mr. Jay Johnson was a loved father to five beautiful children and a caring husband. In 2016, on his way to Law Vegas, his vehicle ran out...
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$1,500,000: Zarate-Lopez v. Anderson-Gray, et. al.
Mr. Zarate-Lopez used his hands to create works of art for a living. On May 9, 2018, our client was one mile away from his house, when he...
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