Kelly, of Walkup, Melodia, Kelly & Schoenberger, Wins $23.2 Million for Infant Plaintiff in Medical Malpractice Case (San Francisco, California) February 24, 2010 – Michael A. Kelly, a personal injury attorney with Walkup, Melodia, Kelly & Schoenberger, traveled across the country to provide representation in a Minnesota medical malpractice case that ended with the largest…
Phillip Matier, Andrew Ross Wednesday, January 9, 2008 San Francisco’s two leading political up-and-comers kicked off their second terms Tuesday in celebrations that were quite a contrast in styles. Mayor Gavin Newsom held his “modest” swearing-in under the grand Rotunda of City Hall, complete with both the San Francisco Girls and Boys choruses, a master…
WALKUP LAWYERS CITED AMONG “THE BEST LAWYERS IN AMERICA” 2009 This year, Walkup, Melodia, Kelly & Schoenberger celebrate fifty years of excellence in the field of personal injury litigation. The firm, headquartered in San Francisco, has a long tradition of excellence in representing the victims of individual and corporate wrongdoing. Its attorneys insure that the…
Walkup partner, Michael A. Kelly, has been selected by a poll of attorney-readers of San Francisco’s Recorder legal newspaper as the “Best Personal Injury Attorney” in San Francisco, California. The 2009 poll conducted by The Recorder asked about personal injury attorneys for the first time. Kelly is the first attorney to be selected for this…
She’d just moved from Atlanta to San Francisco and had been living in the city for a few weeks when 23-year-old Emily Dunn was hit and killed by a Muni shuttle bus while she was crossing the street. The accident happened in August. Walkup partner Michael A. Kelly is representing Emily’s family in a claim…
Attorneys Doug Saeltzer and Rich Schoenberger of Walkup, Melodia, Kelly & Schoenberger Obtain Substantial Jury Verdict on Behalf of 17-Year-Old Girl (San Francisco, California) July 13, 2010 – Personal injury lawyers from Walkup, Melodia, Kelly & Schoenberger have obtained a jury verdict in excess of $12 million on behalf of Emily Liou, a 17-year-old girl…
Bob Egelko, Chronicle Staff Writer Sunday, January 13, 2008 In the eyes of the law, keeping a caged tiger is like hauling dynamite or storing uranium – an activity so dangerous that even the most careful proprietor is responsible for any injuries to bystanders. That’s the general rule that will apply to any lawsuits over…
By Amy Yarbrough Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO – Gregg Bryon didn’t realize it, but she has a dolphin flipper. Ripley’s Believe It or Not! isn’t likely to come pounding on her door, however. The “flipper,” in Bryon’s case, was how an observer referred to her hand gestures at a recent workshop to help…
By John Woolfolk, Dana Hull and Barbara Feder Mercury News Article Launched: 12/27/2007 01:38:38 AM PST Authorities were at a loss Wednesday to explain how a 350-pound Siberian tiger escaped its San Francisco Zoo enclosure on Christmas, killing a San Jose teenager and badly mauling two other men before police shot it to death. But…
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