Confidential v. Confidential (2019) – $900,000 plus significant L&I benefits for victim and her spouse after an elevator injury causing life-long injuries.
Confidential v. NW Steel & Pipe (2017) – $405,000 settlement for individual injured by semi-truck.
Social Security Claim – In re: Jane Doe (2005) –Â Claimant was successively found not disabled over the prior course of 23 years, and multiple judicial decisions adverse to her claim.
Workers’ Compensation Claim – In re: John Doe –Â Case having precedent setting value deciding in favor of Workers’ Compensation litigant where the defense interests attempted to force the injured worker to undergo spinal fusion surgery as a cheaper alternative to multi level disc replacement using a devise which was FDA approved only based on studies showing single disc level outcomes, the finding being that where an injured worker is forced to such dire choices, medical necessity will consider the injured worker’s own surgical preference.
Social Security Claim – In re: Jane Doe –Â Claimant testified she was not disabled and could function at work. Acquired a favorable ALJ decision based on the theory that claimant was suffering from a delusional disorder.