San Bernardino, CA
State, local, and municipal law Lawyer at San Bernardino, CA
Practice Areas: State, Local And Municipal Law, Employment & Labor
OUTCOME: Settlement
Flooding of Mojave River in Oro Grande, California. Complaint alleged inverse condemnation, nuisance and dangerous condition of public property
OUTCOME: Settlement
Dangerous Condition of Public Property involving an improperly maintained basketball court.
OUTCOME: Settlement
Fourth Amendment Violation (illegal search and seizure) by Los Angeles Police Department
OUTCOME: Settlement
Large Orange County Corporation placed large object unbeknownst to client on client's folder, object fell on client's foot.
OUTCOME: Dismissal of Citation
Represented clients wrongfully accused of a code enforcement violation, even though the cited ordinance clearly did not apply to the client's well-maintained property.
OUTCOME: Judgment was significantly lower than plaintiff's demand
Plaintiff claimed she had a slip and fall near the Redlands Bowl on her way home from the A.K. Smiley Public Library in the City of Redlands. She claimed the property was a dangerous condition of publ ... ic property at the time of the incident. As Assistant City Attorney for the City of Redlands, Michael Reiter tried the case on behalf of the City of Redlands.
OUTCOME: Criminal defendant convicted.
In this case, Michael Reiter, as Deputy City Attorney for the City of San Bernardino prosecuted multiple serious violations of the California Fire Code and the San Bernardino Municipal Code. After a fo ... ur day jury trial, the jury convicted the defendant of two counts of maintaining a public nuisance, three counts of failure to comply with orders of the Fire Department, maintaining combustible vegetation, failure to properly store hazardous materials, and two other counts.
OUTCOME: Judgment for the City of San Bernardino (defense)
Plaintiff alleged a dangerous condition of public property; Mr. Reiter made a motion for non-suit during trial. The non-suit was granted, and judgment was entered against the plaintiff.
OUTCOME: Judgment for the City of San Bernardino (defense)
Plaintiff alleged that that a City of San Bernardino police officer wrongfully shot his dog while trying to evacuate a neighborhood after the discovery of an improvised explosive device. After trial wi ... th Michael Reiter, Deputy City Attorney appearing for defendant City of San Bernardino, the court ruled that the City did not have liability for the loss of the animal.
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