by Reiner, Slaughter & Frankel LLP Law Offices | Dec 27, 2017 | News, Safety Articles
While tractor-trailer drivers are trained to share the road with passenger vehicles, accidents do happen. About half a million big rig accidents happen annually, and these accidents account for 10% of traffic-related deaths. When a client comes in following one of...
by Reiner, Slaughter & Frankel LLP Law Offices | May 2, 2017 | News, Safety Articles
Redding Lawyers Use Snapchat to Convey Distracted Driving Message to High Schools “Don’t Snap and Drive” Snapchat Filters appear on Shasta, Enterprise, and Foothill Campuses REDDING, Calif. — Over 2,000 students at Shasta, Enterprise, and Foothill high schools have...
by Reiner, Slaughter & Frankel LLP Law Offices | Apr 28, 2017 | News
As published on Redding.com on April 27, 2017 by Sean Longoria Original article here. Changes “living testament” to teens killed on Victor Justin Schjoth aspired to a career as a counselor for troubled teens, his father said. More than four years after his...
by Reiner, Slaughter & Frankel LLP Law Offices | Feb 8, 2017 | News, Verdicts and Settlements
A Northern California jury has awarded Kyle Anderson, a 26 year-old construction worker, $56.5 million after determining that the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) was 100% liable for causing his severe brain injury resulting in quadriplegia at a road...
by Reiner, Slaughter & Frankel LLP Law Offices | Jan 18, 2017 | News, Verdicts and Settlements
A California judge awarded a verdict of $19.7M to Grady Stepp who was two years old and suffered a severe brain injury after he accidentally shot himself between the eyes at his great-grandparents home in Shingletown, California on February 13, 2011. The verdict is...
by Reiner, Slaughter & Frankel LLP Law Offices | Jan 10, 2017 | News, Safety Articles
Recently, the FDA has received over 300 complaints from patients and doctors about the DePuy ASR hip implant system. In April 2010, DePuy admitted that “patients may develop progressive soft tissue reactions to metal wear debris without exhibiting any symptoms....
