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Best Lawyers Recognizes Mary E. Alexander in The Best Lawyers in America 2025 Edition
SAN FRANCISCO – Mary Alexander & Associates proudly announces that Mary E. Alexander, the firm’s founder, has been recognized in the 2025 edition of The Best Lawyers in America for her exceptional work in personal injury litigation. This honor highlights her dedication to advocating for injury victims and securing justice on their behalf. Recognized… Read More »
Bay Area Rocked by Fiery Crashes
Fire adds a completely new element of danger to car accidents in the Bay Area – for obvious reasons. While an entrapped victim might be content to wait for first responders after a normal crash, the presence of fire makes this situation much more urgent. If first responders do not arrive in time, victims… Read More »
Mary Alexander & Associates Files Lawsuit Against Castilleja School for Failing to Protect Students from Sexual Abuse
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30, 2025– Mary Alexander & Associates, P.C., along with Cerri, Boskovich & Allard LLP, has filed a lawsuit in the Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara, on behalf of three survivors of childhood sexual abuse. According to the complaint, Castilleja School, a prestigious and private all-girls institution in Palo… Read More »
Mary Alexander & Associates Files Second Lawsuit Against Dr. William Moore Thompson and Hoag Memorial
Newport Beach, CA – Mary Alexander & Associates filed a second lawsuit against disgraced Dr. William Moore Thompson and Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian alleging sexual batter, sexual harassment, gender violence and more. The plaintiff in this matter (John Doe to keep his name anonymous) saw Dr. Thompson between December 2021 and July 2022. He… Read More »
Fresh Concerns Over Self-Driving Vehicles and EVs in San Francisco
San Francisco is a popular testing ground for new automobile technology, especially in terms of EVs and self-driving software. However, this technology can be much more dangerous than it initially appears – and innocent residents often pay the price of these experiments. Robotaxis might seem like a good idea, but they have caused considerable… Read More »
San Francisco Climbing Instructor Faces 29 Sexual Assault Charges: “Everyone Knew”
Various people in California may find it easier to sexually harass others due to their positions of trust and authority. Common examples include teachers, doctors, coaches, and so on. But while these individuals can (and do) use their positions of authority to commit sexual harassment, others can easily do the same. A particularly alarming… Read More »
San Jose Hit With Multiple Sexual Harassment Scandals
Over the past few weeks and months, San Jose has seen a stunning number of sexual harassment and abuse scandals. Those accused include boxing instructors, youth pastors, and even barbers. Many of these people are abusing their positions of trust and authority in the San Jose community, luring innocent people under the guise of… Read More »
Motorcycle Hit-and-Runs Spark Concern in the Bay Area
Motorcycle hit-and-runs are highly concerning for various reasons. First, these incidents highlight the lack of responsibility among numerous drivers in the Bay Area. It doesn’t take much to pull over and accept responsibility – and this simple act could easily save someone’s life. Secondly, motorcyclists are more likely to suffer critical injuries after collisions…. Read More »
Churches, Schools, and Medical Clinics Sued for Sexual Abuse in California
Over the past month alone, news reports have highlighted sexual abuse in schools, churches, and medical clinics across California. With so many people suing over such a short period of time, the Golden State clearly has a serious problem with sexual abuse. It seems like new survivors are coming forward on a weekly basis,… Read More »
Australian Tourist Gets Slap on the Wrist for Fatal Bay Area Crash
It is always disconcerting to see a motorist escape with barely any consequences after causing a fatal crash. While the family of the deceased victim undoubtedly feels a sense of injustice after these rulings, the general population also tends to express shock and dismay. If someone can walk free after killing someone, they could… Read More »