personal injury

Plaintiff sued manufacturer and seller of lithium-ion battery for E cigarettes which exploded in plaintiff’s pocket causing severe burns. Plaintiff alleged theories of product liability and negligence.

Plaintiff sued school district and its employees for wrongful death for failure to use an AED when the student suffered cardiac arrest during PE class. Principal was also sued individually for breach of duty to implement policies requiring mandatory AED use. Defendants raised statutory immunity defense under Gov. Code section 815.2.

Plaintiff dated defendant for several months. After the break up, plaintiff alleged defendant stalked him and sent threatening emails causing him to obtain a civil harassment restraining order.

Plaintiff, an actor, brought an action against Hollywood agents, managers and their companies for sexual abuse committed while he was a minor. He claimed the companies were on notice but failed to act.

Plaintiff ordered a product online and sustained severe injuries when the glass wand head exploded in her hand. Plaintiff sued the manufacturer and distributors for substantial damages under theories of product liability and negligence. Due to alleged false advertising, plaintiff also alleged violation of the Consumers Legal Remedies Act and unfair competition.

Plaintiff, whose office was located in the building owned by defendants, was seriously injured when she tripped on concrete steps leading out of the parking structure. Plaintiff alleged that upon investigation it was learned that the steps had variations in riser heights which exceeded the maximum permitted by the building code. Plaintiff’s action was consolidated with the case against the orthopedic surgeon who allegedly committed medical malpractice by performing her discectomy at the wrong level.

Plaintiff alleged she was injured when defendant negligently spooked her horse and the track’s outrider responded to the situation in a dangerous and negligent manner.

Plaintiff was riding his bicycle and was severely injured when defendant struck him with a car.