We have a long track record of successful outcomes for our clients. Following is a partial list of sample verdicts:

Four million dollar settlement with Firestone/Bridgestone for defective tire subject to tread separation that was not included in the recall. One million dollars was paid by the driver, $600,000 by the retailer of the vehicle, and $2,000,000 by Wheel Works for misfitment (applying a tire that did not meet manufacturer's specifications) for this vehicle.

Case against airplane manufacturer regarding allegations of uncrashworthiness of single engine aircraft based on defective design of fuel system resulting in serious burn injuries. Resolved by settlement in 2001.

(*) v. (*), Santa Clara Superior Court. Many crashworthiness cases against GM and other car manufacturers in California and other States, resulting in millions of dollars recovered for victims of uncrashworthy vehicles.

Leonardi v. S.P.R.R., Utah Federal District Court. Railroad repairman suffered crushing injury to his hand in the repair shop.

Larson & Lebo v. State of California. A traffic accident in which the State failed to provide a median barrier on a highway. A car crossed over to an on-coming lane, causing injuries to two parties.

Salzman v. Olin Company. Plaintiff was injured by an automatic power nailer device which mis-fired due to a manufacturing defect. Recovered $850,000 for injured person.

Sacramento Municipal Utilities District v. Westinghouse. For damages suffered from explosion at a powerhouse. Settled for amount over $1,000,000.

Brown v. Mates, 1985, Santa Clara Superior Court. Traffic accident in which Brown's car was forced off the road, resulting in orthopedic injuries. Settled for $250,000.

Numerous motorcycle cases—not one has been lost.