Section: Verdicts - posted in 2011
Posted on Nov 3, 2011
$650,000 Trucking Accident
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$117,000 Automobile Accident
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$100,000 Automobile Accident
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$100,000 Automobile Accident
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$100,000 Automobile Accident
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settlement (Policy Limits)
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settlement (Policy Limits)
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settlement (Policy Limits)
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$50,000 Automobile Accident
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settlement
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settlement (Policy Limits)
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$39,000 Premises Liability
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$33,000 Automobile Accident
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settlement (Policy Limits)
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Client C.B. was a tenant in a rent-controlled building. Her apartment had been her home for the past fifteen years. Earlier, she sustained a traumatic brain injury when a tree branch fell on her head. As a result, she became a "pack-rat", ...
Posted on Nov 3, 2011
Client W.C. was an eldely schizophrenic who forgot to timely pay his rent. He was a resident in a rent-controlled unit, and even then could barely afford to make ends meet. His landlord attempted to evict him for non-payment of rent. Mr. Lagstein ...
Posted on Nov 3, 2011
Mr. Lagstein successfully represented a dozen Latino families who were all being illegally evicted from their apartment, so that the landlord could re-rent their apartments for a higher rent. Mr. Lagstein won all the cases based on an impromptu, ...
Posted on Nov 3, 2011
E.P. was being sued by his former boss, a wealthy businessman who was represented by one of California's largest and most powerful law firms. Mr. Lagstein, along with his co-counsel, mounted an aggressive defense and forced the plaintiff to ...
Posted on Nov 3, 2011
Doctor A.M. was being forced to resign from his lucrative position as a cardiologist at a hospital. Mr. Lagstein, without the need for any litigation whatsoever, persuaded the hospital to continue to employ A.M.