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Daily Journal Recognizes Mary Alexander as a 2024 Top Plaintiff Lawyer in California
PRESS RELEASE – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SAN FRANCISCO, November 20, 2024 – The Daily Journal has named Mary Alexander, founder and principal of Mary Alexander & Associates, as one of California’s Top Plaintiff Lawyers for 2024. This prestigious recognition marks the seventh consecutive year that Alexander has been included in this distinguished list, cementing… Read More »
Bay Area Residents Face a Range of Unpredictable Traffic Threats
Residents of the Bay Area are certainly familiar with a range of traffic-related threats, whether they are driving, walking their dogs, or biking. A slew of recent incidents across the area has shown that these threats are often completely unexpected. While one vehicle was crushed by the somewhat predictable hazard of a rolling box… Read More »
Yet Another Train Derails in San Francisco
Train derailments can lead to serious injuries in San Francisco. Millions of people rely on these commuter trains to get to work and connect with others, especially given the high cost of fuel in the modern era. While San Francisco city officials laud the sustainability of public transit, they often fail to provide commuters with… Read More »
Mary Alexander Files Lawsuit On Behalf of Young Man Killed After Falling into Uncovered Manhole
Mary Alexander, principal and founder of Mary Alexander & Associates, filed a lawsuit against the City of Manteca in San Joaquin Superior Court on behalf of the parents of a young man who was killed when he fell into an uncovered manhole. According to the complaint, on March 14th, 2023 Anthony Fernand was at… Read More »
Mary Alexander and Bobby Thompson Team Up To Support IHOPKC Survivors
Kansas City, MO – Attorneys Mary Alexander and Bobby Thompson are teaming up to help support the survivors of Pastor Mike Bickle’s alleged sexual abuse of women. The International House of Prayer Kansas City Pastor and Founder is accused by several women of committing sexual abuse over the course of decades. Last week, the… Read More »
When Minor Head Injuries Become Fatal
Even the most minor head injuries can be fatal under certain circumstances. Unfortunately, these fatalities are difficult to prevent. Why? Because victims have no idea how badly they have been hurt until it is far too late. Their loved ones are equally unaware of these injuries, and they are forced to watch their family… Read More »
Mary Alexander Featured on Fox 2 Discussing Torn Down Oakland Ghost Ship Warehouse, Nonprofit Set to Build Affordable Housing
Mary Alexander was recently featured on Fox 2 discussing the demolished Oakland Ghost Ship warehouse in which 36 people tragically died in a fire, a community development nonprofit purchased the building and plans to build affordable housing. The Unity Council, based in Fruitvale District purchased the warehouse lot, an adjoining lot, and a commercial… Read More »
The Worst Semi-Truck Accidents in California History
California has seen some terrible semi-truck accidents over the years. This should not come as a huge surprise, especially since California is the most heavily populated state in the entire nation. California also has the highest GDP, with $3.36 trillion. Not only is California heavily involved with trade, but it also has more people… Read More »
The Shocking Link Between Suicide and Head Injury
Thanks to recent awareness campaigns and medical advancements, most people are now aware that there is a connection between head injuries and mental health issues. However, most people are unaware of how serious these mental health issues can become. Of all the mental health issues you might experience after a head injury, suicidal ideation… Read More »
Semi Truck Accidents Keep on Rolling in California
California has been hit with a number of semi-truck crashes over the past few weeks and months. Many of these crashes have led to serious injuries, and some have even caused fatalities. It goes without saying that semi-truck crashes pose a major risk to the general population, and it is not clear whether the… Read More »