HERMOSA BEACH ATTORNEYS
PERSONAL INJURY,
ESTATE PLANNING,
REAL ESTATE & BUSINESS
SMALL FIRM ATTENTION.
MEGAFIRM RESULTS.
OVER $4 BILLION WON
Over $4 billion in verdicts and settlements has been earned for our clients by our award-winning and respected attorneys.
FULL-SERVICE LAW FIRM
With over 150 years of cumulative legal experience, our expert legal team handles a wide range of practice areas – Read Full List.
PERSONAL ATTENTION
We believe in close working relationships with our clients; we listen to their needs, explain their options and develop customized solutions leading to decades-long client relationships.
FEATURED PRACTICE AREAS
— ANDREA SALA
BILLIONS WON FOR OUR CLIENTS
VERDICTS AND SETTLEMENTS
$2.3 Billion – Unfair Business Practices
$1.7 Billion – Anti-Trust / Conspiracy
$11.6 Million – Road Design / Dangerous Conditions
$8 Million – Product Liability / Business Interruption
$5.5 Million – Medical Malpractice
$4.6 Million – Insurance Bad Faith
$4 Million – Slip & Fall / Brain Injury
$3.8 Million – Product Liability / Automotive Design Defect
$3.6 Million – Wrongful Death / Bicycle Accident
$3.1 Million – Electrical Burn Injury
$2.3 Million – Medical Malpractice
$2.25 Million – Landlord-Tenant / Habitability
$2 Million – Product Liability / Burn Injury
$1.6 Million – Motorcycle vs. Automobile
LEGAL NEWS & BLOG
By Mary Korkodian, Trust & Real Estate Attorney
Since Prop 19 passed in June of 2010, the process of calculating property tax reassessment following a change in ownership remains a puzzle for many. Before Prop 19, the parent could transfer a principal residence to a child and avoid reassessment. If he or she transferred another type of property (an investment property) to the same child, it would be reassessed regardless of how much additional value was conveyed. After Prop 19, all properties within California receive a full reassessment when changing ownership if they aren’t being transferred to a spouse or domestic partner.
Understanding Property Insurance, Mutual Releases, and Waivers of Subrogation in Commercial Leases
By Brian T Selogie, Real Estate Attorney
Property insurance, a mutual release, and a mutual waiver of subrogation are common and often misunderstood provisions in a commercial lease agreement. In a well-drafted commercial lease, these provisions create a framework whereby the parties allocate risk- first to the respective insurance carriers and then to the responsible party.
Millions Recovered for our Personal Injury Clients
Personal injury claims are among the most common cases at our law firm. Millions of Americans are hurt yearly, and the only thing more difficult than recovery can be getting the restitution you deserve.
While mild personal injuries may incur medical bills, lost wages and emotional damages, severe injuries can be permanently life-altering. In any case, you deserve to receive fair compensation for the suffering and losses that your injury has caused you and your loved ones.