Carrington Jacqueline Snyder

Carrington "C.J." Snyder focuses her practice on litigating large and complex personal injury and wrongful death cases on behalf of injured individuals. Her practice focuses on auto collisions involving tractor trailers (semi-trucks), buses, airplanes and other large commercial vehicles and international carriers. Carrington joined Vititoe Law Group after graduating from Southwestern University School of Law. Prior to going to law school, Carrington graduated from California Polytechnic State University with a double major in Business and Economics, and a double concentration in Marketing and Finance. While at Southwestern, Carrington was a member of the Trial Advocacy Honors Program, secretary of the International Law Society, and received the CALI Excellence in the Future Award in international law.

A few of Carrington's recent recognitions are as follows:

2013 National Trial Attorney Top 40 under 40
2014 National Trial Attorney Top 40 under 40 and California Chair
2015 National Trial Attorney Top 40 under 40 and California Chair
2015 California SuperLawyer Rising Star
2015 NAOPIA (National Academy of Personal Injury Attorneys) California Top 10 under 40

A few of Carrington's recent current and past cases include:

Baretto v. Aires Columbia: Airplane crash in Columbia involving wrongful death and multiple injured parties.

To v. Da Zhen Travel: August 22, 2013 California charter bus crash on the 210 freeway involving many injured passengers.

Rafaele v. Trans-National Logistics LLC, et al.: Plaintiffs' vehicle was struck by a hit and run tractor-trailer and flipped over onto the side of the road.

Costa Concordia: The cruise liner Costa Concordia crashed off the coast of Italy injuring and killing many passengers. Vititoe Law Group represents multiple injured parties in this action.