San Mateo, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Mateo, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Business ... +7 more
OUTCOME: Phat N. agreed to pay Julia T. $85,000 to resolve all claims related her injuries.
Julia T. was struck and knocked down by a vehicle being driven by Phat N. while she was walking in a cross-walk on a residential street near her home.
OUTCOME: The SSFCCA agreed to pay TAN, Inc. $100,000.00 to resolve TAN’s causes of action. SSFCCA also agreed to dismiss all causes of action and released TAN from all claims therein without payment or offset.
On October 18, 2014, The Aji Network, Inc. (TAN), was conducting the final day of educational seminars in its LEIP Program at the South San Francisco Conference Center (SSFCC). Students from all over ... the world attend TAN’s conferences, including this LEIP Program. Prior to the subject incident, TAN had held its conferences at the SSFCC for 17 years. During the seminars held on this final day, a noise disturbance caused by another conference held in an adjoining conference room prevented TAN from continuing with its seminars. TAN requested that the SSFCC staff ask that the noise disturbance be quelled. The SSFCC staff said they addressed the issue and would not take further action. TAN was then forced to discontinue its seminars and dismiss its students.
OUTCOME: Russell L. and ins. co. agreed to pay Peter and Sally K. $25,000 to settle all claims related to wrongful eviction and disability discrimination.
Peter and Sally K. alleged that they were wrongfully evicted after requesting a temporary reasonable accommodation of a ramp for ingress and egress to their rented cottage.
OUTCOME: Woodhaven Apts. agreed to pay Jazmin M. $26,000 to settle all claims related to damaged personal property.
Jazmin M.’s personal property was destroyed in a fire in her apartment. Independent investigators confirmed that the fire was caused by water leaking from the roof into an electrical panel in Jazmin M ... .’s apartment.
OUTCOME: Forest S. agreed to pay Lynda D. $50,000 to resolve all claims related to her injuries.
Forest S. rear-ended Lynda D. while under the influence of alcohol.
OUTCOME: S.P. agreed to pay Jennifer B. $25,000 to settle all claims.
S.P. (Employer) owed Jennifer B. for approx. 600 unused vacation hours. Jennifer B. asserted claims related to failing to pay upon termination, waiting time penalties, attorneys’ fees and interest, an ... d for violation of the CA Private Attorney General Act.
OUTCOME: Allied Ins. Co. agreed to pay Y. Alvari $900,000 to settle all claims related to damage to real and personal property, for relocation costs, and to rebuild client’s home.
Allied Ins. Co. denied coverage for water damage to home and personal property. Allied failed to perform an adequate investigation, and retained subcontractors not only failed to abate spread of mold, ... but contributed to its spreading throughout client’s property.