Stillpath v. County of San Mateo
Feb 28, 2017OUTCOME: Settlement
Stillpath alleged that the County of San Mateo denied its application for a conditional use permit amendment for unlawful reasons
David Abraham Silberman's Legal Cases (10)
Redwood City, CA
Government Lawyer at Redwood City, CA
Practice Areas: Government
Calguns v. County of San Mateo
Jan 01, 2014OUTCOME: Won on motion; affirmed in published decision
Calguns alleged that the County's Ordinance prohibiting guns in parks was invalid
Satorre v. County of San Mateo
Jan 01, 2013OUTCOME: Settlement
Plaintiffs challenged the County's system for electing Supervisors
Karnazes v. County of San Mateo
Oct 13, 2010OUTCOME: Case dismissed by Plaintiff shortly before trial
Plaintiff contended that she was subject to excessive force
Roark v. County of San Mateo
Jun 05, 2009OUTCOME: Settlement
Plaintiff alleged that the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office illegally detained him
Keith Stevens v. County of San Mateo
May 14, 2008OUTCOME: Summary Judgment for County, affirmed 9th Cir.
Plaintiff alleged that the County discriminated against him because of his race and age, retaliated against him for complaining of discrimination and that he was harrassed because of his race and age
Singleton v. County of San Mateo
Sep 30, 2004OUTCOME: Settlement
Plaintiffs alleged that Alicia Singleton was improperly removed from her father's care by child protective services
Theresa Rodriguez v. Rescare, Inc.
N/AOUTCOME: significant settlement
The suit alleged that Theresa was badly burned when placed in a shower known by management to be malfunctioning and left unattended. It was further alleged that after her burns were discovered, she wa ... s left in bed for approximately three hours while employees discussed with management what to do. Theresa was eventually airlifted to the hospital.
Alexis Castillo v. County of San Mateo
N/AOUTCOME: Summary Judgment for County, Affirmed 9th Cir.
Plaintiff alleged that the County falsely arrested him and used excessive force
County of San Mateo v. Chevron, et al.
N/AOUTCOME: Ongoing
Suit against large carbon producers to hold them responsible for their tortious contributions to sea level rise
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