Victim’s Family v. Property Owner
In Victim’s Family v. Property Owner (Bay Area Sup. Ct.) Matthew Davis and Joseph Nicholson reached a confidential multimillion-dollar mediated settlement paid by the owner and manager of an apartment
In Victim’s Family v. Property Owner (Bay Area Sup. Ct.) Matthew Davis and Joseph Nicholson reached a confidential multimillion-dollar mediated settlement paid by the owner and manager of an apartment
In Senior Citizen v. Big Box Retailer (Ala. Co. Sup. Ct.) Matthew Davis and Clifton Smoot settled a claim against a national retailer and its door repair vendor after an
The City of Sacramento is paying $4.35 million to the family of an unarmed Black man who died after police officers restrained him, handcuffed and face down, in his parents’
In Family v. Trucking Corp. (confidential settlement) Michael A. Kelly, Richard H. Schoenberger and Jeffrey A. Clause negotiated an eight-figure confidential settlement on behalf of the survivors of a mother
In Family v. Bay Area County (U.S. Dist. Ct.) Khaldoun Baghdadi and Kelly Ganci represented the surviving spouse and children of a woman who died while a prisoner at the
In Dependent Adult v. Care Center (Ala. Sup. Ct.) Joseph Nicholson negotiated a major confidential settlement on behalf of the mother of a man who died of a drug overdose
Walkup Firm’s Federal Civil Rights Wrongful Death Case Against the City of Sacramento Profiled in Sacramento Bee Reggie Payne’s family shared their emotional story with the Sacramento Bee in the
In Heirs v. International Manufacturer (confidential settlement), Michael A. Kelly, Doris Cheng and Andrew P. McDevitt obtained a confidential multi-million dollar settlement for the wife and newborn baby of a
Losing a loved one can be incredibly difficult. This is especially true if your loved one lost their life due to the careless, negligent, or intentional actions of somebody else.
Walkup, Melodia, Kelly & Schoenberger attorney Conor M. Kelly and Andje Medina from Altair Law won the 2019 SFTLA Trial Lawyer of the Year competition for a case last year