Our Track Record: Representative Results from Daniels Law

At Daniels Law, results matter. We fight hard for our clients and have a proven track record of obtaining significant verdicts and settlements across a wide range of practice areas. Here is a look at some of our representative results.

Wildland Fire Litigation

Over $12 million — PG&E fire settlements on behalf of victims of the Camp Fire, Tubbs Fire, and Atlas Fires.

$5 million — Lambing v. PG&E. A utility company failed to maintain its equipment, seriously injuring our client.

Personal Injury

$20.5 million — Doe v. Luster. A landmark personal injury verdict in Ventura County, California in a sexual battery case.

$11 million — Cobb v. County of Los Angeles. James Cobb was seriously injured when a County forklift struck him in a crosswalk. The County denied liability, but the jury delivered a just award that was upheld on appeal.

$4.5 million — Tran v. TNT USA, Inc. Three brothers lost their mother when a delivery truck struck her in a crosswalk. We took the case to trial.

$2.2 million — Fry v. DCH Toyota et al. Our client was injured after an automobile dealership performed a defective repair on their vehicle.

$2.5 million — Alvarado v. City of Anaheim. A construction worker suffered a brain injury following a fall at a construction site.

$1.3 million — Doe Driver v. Doe Car Rental Company. A 15-passenger van overturned on a Nevada highway, causing the death of a passenger. Despite claims that the driver fell asleep, our product liability case targeting handling and stability design defects settled shortly before trial.

$1.5 million — Birth injury medical malpractice. Failure to manage a complex birth resulted in hypoxic brain injury and cerebral palsy.

$980,000 — Anderson v. Rainbow Christian Preschool. Preschool personnel failed to properly care for a special needs child, resulting in hypoxic brain injury. A particularly difficult liability case given the child’s pre-existing genetic disorder.

Insurance Bad Faith

$13.5 million — Doe HOA vs. Roe Ins. Co. Enforcing a homeowner’s association’s rights under their insurance policy.

$6.9 million — Doe Insured v. Doe Disability Insurance Co. A prominent doctor was denied disability benefits. We enforced fair dealing and obtained a substantial recovery.

$4.7 million — Oasis v. Doe Insurance Co. When a nightclub burned to the ground, the insurance company refused to pay and sued their own insured for fraud. Despite the carrier’s threat that it would never pay, the matter settled on the eve of trial for a substantial premium.

$1.75 million — Small Business Owner v. Insurance Company. The carrier failed to defend its insured in a minor matter, with catastrophic results for the business owner.

Business & Property Disputes

$3.5 million — Zevada v. Sasson. We represented a family-owned supermarket chain that mistakenly signed a lease with a gross percentage rental clause that stripped the business of its profits. The court ruled the term was a mistake and awarded significant damages.

$797,500 — Homeowner v. City of Garden Grove. The City undermined the lateral support of a private home while excavating for a water project. We recovered full value for the damage, including attorney fees.

Drug Safety

$6 million — Mary Doe vs. Pharmaceutical Company. A young woman suffered severe physical injury, including primary pulmonary hypertension, after ingesting a defective drug.

Disability Rights

$2 million — Gonzalez v. Dewalt Brown and Pasa Alta Manor, Inc. A residential care facility failed to provide promised medical services to a mentally challenged woman. Despite a vigorous defense, the matter settled on the eve of trial for the total available insurance.

Contact Us

If you have been injured or suffered a loss due to someone else’s negligence, we are here to fight for you. Contact Daniels Law today or call (800) 573-0490 for a free consultation.