Irvine, CA
Wrongful termination Lawyer at Irvine, CA
Practice Areas: Wrongful Termination, Criminal Defense ... +3 more
OUTCOME: Settled.
"Doctor Death" - an OC AIDS doctor accused by Lampel client, a former employee, of giving sub-doses of required medicine to sick patients, substituting saline solution to AIDS sufferers instead of expe ... nsive medicine, and over-billing exhausted patients when their insurance runs out.
OUTCOME: On appeal when Susan passed away
Former 1960s "Manson family" girl, Susan Atkins retained The Lampel Firm, P.C. to help right a wrong. She was sentenced to "7 years…with the possibility of parole" for her part in those horrible crim ... es over four decades ago. Susan doesn't challenge her conviction, but sought The Lampel Firm's help to try and force the State to make good on her sentence-- i.e., that she be given a real chance at parole, depending on her rehabilitation, prison record, and current dangerousness to society. We have filed a Habeas Corpus writ on her behalf.
OUTCOME: Settled.
Eric P. Lampel represented Kevin Malone, former General Manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers in sensitive negotiations with the LA Dodgers General Counsel, and their President, as well as a well placed r ... epresentative from Major League Baseball. Since being persecuted by a libelous LA Times, and used as a whipping boy for Dodger Management, with Mr. Lampel's superb negotiating skills, Mr. Malone settled his disputes the Dodgers, and has come into his own with several exciting and dramatic projects.
OUTCOME: FULL ACQUITTAL, defense verdict.
Ms. Molina was wrongly charged with the murder of her infant son while defending her home from intruders. Mr. Lampel tried the case to an Orange County jury achieving a defense verdict gaining a full a ... cquittal of this young woman, then sued the corrupt cops and unethical DA in Federal Court.
OUTCOME: Plaintiff Verdict on ALL counts, then settled.
Prosecuted sex discrimination case against Lucky Stores, Inc., Henry v. Lucky's 1992 (receiving preliminary judgment of $1,300,000.00+, before punitive damages, and then settled for a non-disclosed sum ... ).