PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENTS
Pedestrian accidents often lead to severe injuries and deaths to pedestrians that have been caused by negligent drivers, truck drivers, bicyclists or motorcyclists. Common injuries can result in either functional impairments or long-term conditions.
If you or your loved one have been injured in a Pedestrian Accident, the attorneys at the Law Offices of Elvis Tran, are here to help.
CASE RESULTS
April 2022, I successfully litigated and my client settled a personal injury accident for $100,000.
July 2021, I successfully litigated and my clients obtained a judgment over $1,100,000 in a fraud matter.
April 2021, I successfully litigated (and entered into a confidential settlement) in a breach of contract matter for $875,000.
July 2020, I successfully litigated (and entered into a confidential settlement) in a car accident injury matter for insurance policy limits of $250,000.
May 2020, I successfully litigated (and entered into a confidential settlement) in a personal injury negligence matter for $450,000.
June 2019, I successfully litigated (and entered into a confidential settlement) in an employment matter including allegations of sexual harassment, hostile work environment, and retaliation for $1.5 million dollars.
November 2018, I successfully second-chaired a traumatic brain injury trial resulting in a jury verdict of $3,816,802. I examined and cross-examined numerous fact witnesses and expert witnesses at trial.
July 2017, I successfully litigated (and entered into a confidential settlement) in a personal injury matter for $6 million dollars.
January 2017, I successfully litigated (and entered into a confidential settlement) a mild traumatic brain injury case against a prominent musician for $2 million dollars.
November 2016, I first-chaired phase one of the alter-ego trial in Zisette v. Starline Tours, et al., LASC Case No. BC569928, wrongful death, which resulted in a finding of alter-ego liability against five different corporate and individual defendants. I then successfully second-chaired phase two, in which the jury awarded $26 million (in non-economic damages), an amount reported to be the largest in the United States for the "loss of love" to a minor's parents.
FROM THE BLOG
The legal profession has fallen behind like no other profession. From partners at law firms to judges, a technological illiteracy is present.
Regardless if the accident is automobile versus pedestrian, automobile versus bicycle, or automobile versus automobile, here are my top five tips of what to do (and not-do) after an auto-accident:
