Los Angeles, CA
Defective and dangerous products Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Defective and Dangerous Products, Personal Injury
OUTCOME: Jury ruled in favor of Penrod.
A San Bernardino Superior Court jury found Monday that statements published in articles about Penrods business and her personal relationship were false. The jury also found that the publisher did not ... use reasonable care to determine whether the statements were true or false prior to publishing.
OUTCOME: Largest verdict for fibromyalgia $885,036
Intersectional collision. Rowell obtained one of the largest verdicts for fibromyalgia in Los Angeles $885,036 in 1994.
OUTCOME: Victim Got $127.8 Million
Grimshaw was 13 when he was a passenger in a 1972 Pinto driven by a neighbor. The car stalled on Interstate 15 near San Bernardino on May 28, 1972, and was struck from behind by a car going 35 m.p.h. ... The Pinto's fuel tank ruptured and the car was engulfed in flames. The driver was burned to death and her Grimshaw suffered 3rd degree burns over substantially all of his body. He underwent literally hundreds of surgeries. In 1978, a jury awarded Grimshaw $127.8 million. Testimony indicated Ford's own crash tests had shown the Pinto fuel tank -- located six inches from the bumper -- could explode on an impact of as little as 20 m.p.h., and that the hazard could have been corrected by the installation of a $10 device. Evidence also included a confidential Ford memo saying the company could save $20.9 million by delaying installation of the device by four years. Ford officials had argued that the fuel-tank design was safe and met all federal standards. Federal authorities, however, persuaded the automaker to recall Pintos for modification soon after the Grimshaw case gained national attention.
OUTCOME: The US courts granted the largest settlement from
June 1962, A chartered Air France Boeing 707 headed for Atlanta, Georgia, has crashed on take-off at Orly Airport in Paris, killing 130 people on board. It is the worst ever recorded air disaster i ... nvolving one aircraft. Miraculously, two of the 10 crew survived. The air stewardesses, who had been sitting at the rear of the plane, escaped with minor injuries. Three hours after the disaster another steward was found alive in the wreckage but he died later in hospital. Most of the 122 passengers were American.
OUTCOME: Gross verdict of $14,961,821
with a present value in excess of $6 million.
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Insurance Broker Malpractice
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