$122,000: Joslin v. Ochoa
The youngest jury panel in Tulare History! This jury panel's average age was approximately 22 years old, all of which went to the same...
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Plaintiff v. Trucking Company
A defendant-truck driver made an unsafe lane change striking the rear of another vehicle. This vehicle spun out of control striking my...
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$150,000: Wood v. Accurate Delivery Systems, Inc.
Our client and young son were sitting in traffic in San Diego, California when violently rear-ended by a company driver. Our client...
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Nikodijevic v. Ohanessian
A defendant-driver made an unsafe lane change and rear-end my client around 15 m.p.h. My client underwent left knee surgery and lumbar...
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$4,750,000: Stunt-Double v. Corporate Defendant
Our client was a famous stunt double for a very well-known actor. Our client and his wife were rear-ended at a high rate of speed by a...
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Plaintiff v. Ride Sharing Company
Our client was a 19 year old model traveling to the United States from Russia for New Years Eve. Her and her friends were struck by a...
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$385,000: Baker v. Acosta
Back in Tulare County. My client was 19 at the time of this auto collision. My client was born with a condition called Chiari...
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$500,000: Plaintiff v. Corporate Defendant
Our 70 year old client was shopping at an outdoor mall. This mall had created a staircase that violated engineering standards and created...
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$1,500,000: Mendez v. Go Express, LLC
Mr. Mendez worked his entire life building enough wealth to buy his dream ranch in Fresno County. He had horses, pigs, goats and a turkey...
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$385,000: Glaudel v. PetsMart, Inc.
Mr. Glaudel and his wife worked at PetsMart while running a dog adoption company seeking the best homes for their fury family members....
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$2,000,000: Motorcycle v. Defendant
Our client had been riding motorcycles since he could walk. While out for a ride, a young defendant driving her father's BMW failed to...
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$200,000: People v. Police Department
A family of three were minding their own business when the police department broke down their front door and surrounded the family with...
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