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Mother Awarded $216K For Son’s Overdose On Pain Meds Sold By Former Nurse

Posted by David Siegel on Dec 28, 2015 1:55:24 PM

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Topics: Negligence, healthcare, California, Barker v. Garza

Door Company Wins in $32M Trial Over Ex-UCLA Staffer's Brain Injury

Posted by Arlin Crisco on Dec 17, 2015 2:21:06 PM

Christopher Faenza delivers closing arguments on behalf of McKendry Door Sales Inc. The company prevailed in a $32 million suit by Paradee Chularee, who claimed a door sold and installed by the company struck her, causing lifelong brain damage. 


Santa Monica, CA-- Jurors last night cleared a door company of liability for the brain damage a former UCLA staff member claims she suffered when a rolling fire door struck her head. Paradee Chularee, et al v. The Cookson Company Inc., et al., SC113062.

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Topics: Negligence, Products Liability, California, Chularee v. The Cookson Co. Inc.

UCLA Staffer Seeks Millions At Trial For Brain Injury Supposedly Caused By Falling Door

Posted by David Siegel on Dec 10, 2015 4:10:00 PM

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Topics: Products Liability, Construction, California

Mentally Ill Man Overdosed On Drugs Sold By His Nurse, Jury Told

Posted by David Siegel on Oct 29, 2015 1:37:00 PM

Plaintiff's attorney John Marcin shows jurors a picture of the wrapper for the Fentanyl patch that he claims was illegally sold to his client's mentally ill son. Click here to see video from the trial. 

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Topics: Pharmaceutical, healthcare, California

City Hit With $1.3M Verdict Over Deadly Single-Car Rollover Accident

Posted by David Siegel on Oct 22, 2015 5:51:00 PM

Plaintiff's attorney William Shapiro shows jurors a photograph of the concrete structure that he said caused Sandy Alechman's death in a 2011 accident. Her overturned car is visible in the background. (Click here to see video from the trial.) 

San Bernardino — A California state court jury awarded $1.3 million on Thursday to the husband of a woman who died in a rollover accident after her car struck a roadside cement box, finding the City of Redlands to be responsible for unsafe road conditions that caused her death.

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Topics: Negligence, Transportation, automotive, California, SHELDON ALECHMAN V. CITY OF REDLANDS