Family v. Commercial Trucker: $25,500,000 Settlement
In Family v. Commercial Trucker (Confidential venue), Doris Cheng and Katherine Connolly secured a $25,500,000 settlement for the family of a man killed when his vehicle was struck head-on by
In Family v. Commercial Trucker (Confidential venue), Doris Cheng and Katherine Connolly secured a $25,500,000 settlement for the family of a man killed when his vehicle was struck head-on by
Our product liability team has filed suit in Alameda County Superior Court on behalf of a Northern California family whose son was killed when a Tesla Cybertruck crashed and caught
Our automobile product liability team, including Rich Schoenberger, Andrew McDevitt, Matthew Davis and Ian Head obtained a $26,300,000 jury verdict in Orange County Superior Court in September for a 26-year-old
Walkup Firm shareholders Matt Davis and Valerie Rose represents a former student of Charles Peck Elementary School and her family in a new civil lawsuit involving allegations of school sexual
We are proud to congratulate the eleven Walkup Melodia Kelly & Schoenberger shareholders named to the 2026 Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyers guide. Now in its eighth edition, the
Walkup Shareholder Andrew McDevitt explores how emerging vehicle technologies are reshaping accident investigations and personal injury litigation in his latest Daily Journal article, “Vehicle Technology and Accident Investigations: What PI
Congratulations to Walkup Shareholder Doris Cheng on being named to the Lawdragon Legends Class of 2026. Selected by Lawdragon’s editors for a career defined by excellence, Doris is an exceptional
Walkup, Melodia, Kelly & Schoenberger is proud to announce that Shareholders Michael Kelly, Richard Schoenberger, Doug Saeltzer, and Doris Cheng have been named to the prestigious 2026 Lawdragon 500 Leading
The killing of an American citizen in Minneapolis by masked federal immigration agents has rightly sparked protest and national debate about the improper use of our federal government’s power in
The New York Times reports on Uber’s long-standing failures to protect passengers, revealing reports of sexual assault or misconduct nearly every eight minutes for years, while the company prioritized growth