Category Archives: Wrongful Death
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 »
Suing for a Theme Park Accident in California
A trip to your local theme park is supposed to be fun and interesting – a break from the monotony of work and a chance to let loose. Unfortunately, many families experience far more stress, pain, and injury than they expect after visiting Disneyland, Universal Studios, or one of the many other theme parks… Read More »
Faulty Tires in California Cause Serious Safety Issues
Many people underestimate the importance of high quality tires. Your tires represent your contact points with the road. Without solid tires, you cannot expect to control your vehicle and successfully avoid hazards. But what happens if you unwittingly drive with faulty tires? What if tire manufacturers market, manufacture, and distribute tires that are completely… Read More »
Suing for Self-Inflicted Injuries in California
At first, filing a lawsuit for self-inflicted injuries might seem ridiculous. After all, if you choose to harm yourself, you cannot turn around and blame someone else…or can you? As it turns out, there are a few situations in which it may be possible to sue a negligent third party for self-inflicted injuries and… Read More »
Can I Sue the Police After a Fatal Chase in California?
Many police departments in California are very quick to begin chasing suspects. Sometimes these actions are justified – especially when the suspect poses a danger to the general public. But what happens when innocent motorists get caught up in the mayhem and suffer injuries? What happens when innocent pedestrians are struck and killed due… Read More »
Mother of Slain Inmate Sues California Prison
We all know that inmates are incarcerated because they have committed crimes. Some of these crimes may be considered “unforgivable” by many. Be that as it may, we do not kill guilty people in California due to a moratorium on the death penalty signed by Governor Newsom in 2019. Unfortunately, inmates are often treated… Read More »
How Much Money Can I Get for a Wrongful Death Lawsuit in Los Angeles?
Surviving family members are often under serious financial pressures. When you lose a loved one in an accident, your entire life can be thrown into disarray. Putting aside the obvious emotional impact of such an incident, you also need to consider how you are going to continue feeding your family. Your loved one might… Read More »
Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against Carnival and Princess Cruise Lines After Man Infected Aboard Grand Princess Dies Alone
Los Angeles, CA May 4, 2020 The devastated family of a man who died from COVID-19 after being exposed to the virus aboard the Grand Princess cruise ship filed a wrongful death lawsuit in Los Angeles Federal Court. Several media outlets covered this story, including: Lehigh Valley Live Law360 CBS Los Angeles MyNewsLA Upnews… Read More »
Bay Area jury awards $21.4 million to the families of two brothers who died of cancer as a result of benzene exposure
San Francisco, CA (March 29, 2019) – A jury in Contra Costa Superior Court today awarded $21.4 million to the families of two brothers who died of cancer as a result of their exposure to the known cancer-causing chemical benzene. The trial lasted over four weeks with the jury deliberating for roughly 3 days…. Read More »
California Supreme Court Reaffirms Duty of Care—Even When Parked
The California Supreme Court recently announced a new ruling that reaffirms the state’s commitment to protecting the rights of the injured-or in this case, the family of the deceased. The case stems from a vehicle accident in which the driver of a tractor-trailer owned by Ralphs Grocery parked along the shoulder of Interstate 10… Read More »