Category: lawsuit

How Do You Win a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?

How Do You Win a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?

If you're here, chances are you're dealing with something no one ever wants to face. Someone you loved: gone, and it didn’t have to happen. Maybe it was a crash, a medical error, something that was supposed to be safe, but wasn’t. You’re left with grief, questions, and more paperwork than you ever imagined. And then there’s this: the quiet, persistent need for justice. Or at the very least, accountability. A wrongful death claim offers a legal avenue to pursue accountability and recover financial compensation after an unexpected and devastating loss. But no matter how clear it feels to you,...Read More

Marine vet who was shot 10 times in Oakland bar sues

Joel Siegal and Richard Richardson are representing Mahmoud Berte, a United States marine Corp veteran, who was shot 10 times in an Oakland Bar.  The Lawsuit filed in Alameda County states that Mahmoud will never be the same following his severe injuries.  His leg needed to be amputated and he has had over a dozen surgeries.  The Complaint alleges that the bar failed in its duty to provide a safe and secure establishment. KTVU-TV, the Bay area's Fox affiliate ran this very lengthy piece on the case, which features an interview with Richard Richardson https://www.ktvu.com/news/marine-vet-who-was-shot-10-times-in-oakland-bar-sues-alleging-negligence

Can I bring a lawsuit against a nursing home if my loved one died from the Coronavirus?

CORONAVIRUS DEATHS IN NURSING HOMES: THEY ARE LOOKING TO THE GOVERNMENT FOR PROTECTION AFTER THEIR FAILURES BECOME CLEAR On April 28, 2020, in an OP ED piece in the New York Times, Richard Mollot executive director of the Long-Term Community coalition wrote:  “… It was clear almost from the outset that the elderly and frail were in the greatest danger from Covid 19. And it was clear to anyone familiar with American nursing homes that these facilities would not be up to the task of protecting their older and infirm residents…”  To date there are over 15,000 Coronavirus deaths in nursing...Read More

Bay Area Hip-Hop Artists File Lawsuit Against SFPD

The Law Offices of Joel H. Siegal has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the San Francisco Police Department and the City and County of San Francisco after uniformed and plainclothes police officers arrested and detained at gunpoint 19 innocent African-American men who were recording and performing a music video in the Bayview-Hunters Point section of San Francisco. The suit alleges that without probable cause or a search warrant, SFPD officers subjected each of the 19 African-American men to unreasonable search and seizure and humiliation at gunpoint. The 19 men were told to get on their knees and were...Read More