Heirs v. Medical Facility: MICRA Maximum Settlement
In Heirs v. Medical Facility (Contractual Arbitration), the Walkup team obtained the MICRA maximum settlement for parents of an infant who died after providers failed to recognize and treat sepsis.
In Heirs v. Medical Facility (Contractual Arbitration), the Walkup team obtained the MICRA maximum settlement for parents of an infant who died after providers failed to recognize and treat sepsis.
In Senior Citizen v. Construction Company (Nor. Cal. Sup. Ct.), Mike Kelly and Richard H. Schoenberger obtained a confidential multi-million-dollar recovery for the family of an 83-year-old woman fatally struck
In Heirs v. National Food Retailer (LA Co. Sup. Ct.), Spencer J. Pahlke, Douglas S. Saeltzer, and Martin P. Neira obtained a $7,250,000 settlement for the children of a worker
In Survivors v. Equipment Manufacturer (Ala. Co. Sup. Ct.), Spencer J. Pahlke and Douglas S. Saeltzer obtained a $5,500,000 settlement for the family of a 48-year-old commercial gardener who was
In Heirs v. Automaker (Confidential venue), Mike Kelly, Doris Cheng, and Andrew P. McDevitt secured a multi-million-dollar confidential settlement for the family of a man who died when his vehicle
In Heirs v. State of California (San Bernardino Co. Sup. Ct.), Khaldoun A. Baghdadi and Jeffrey A. Clause secured a $4,500,000 settlement for the family of a 63-year-old Caltrans worker
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