“A big rig truck driver was driving with her pet dog and parakeet on Interstate 5 in Stockton, California, and fell asleep behind the wheel. Tragically, she drove her Forward Air vehicle into stopped traffic at 60 mph killing a married father of two little girls.”

“A man, driving under the influence, drove into oncoming traffic and collided head-on with another vehicle after working on his property in Groveland, California. The accident seriously injured a mother and three children, as well as killing her five-month-old baby. After providing extensive evidence of wrongful death and personal injury, Knapp Moss obtained a settlement of $6.5 million subsequent to a court trial.”

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“A City failed to water, prune, and/or inspect a city-owned tree, allowing it to become overgrown and dangerous. Our client parked her vehicle underneath the tree. While sitting in the vehicle, the tree split in half, falling onto the roof of the car. Consequently, our client sustained a traumatic brain injury that caused her to experience migraines and a personality change. She was only 16-years old on the date of the incident and feared for her future following the injuries. We fought a long battle to prove the City knew about the dangerous condition of the tree and ultimately received a seven-figure settlement, ensuring just compensation for our client.”

”An Installation and Service Technologies worker left a trap door open in the floor of a cafe in Lodi, California. Our client fell into the hole, severely injuring her back and causing lifelong pain and suffering. Her husband made a claim for loss of consortium (loss of love, companionship, comfort, care, assistance, protection, affection, society, and moral support; and the loss of the enjoyment of sexual relations). The case was tried to verdict in front of a San Joaquin County jury, who awarded significant damages to our client.

“A property owner of a truck loading dock knew that a rubber bumper had fallen from the dock. Whenever a truck would back up to the dock, the missing bumper created a hole between the dock and the truck bed. Despite this knowledge, the property owner left the dangerous condition unrepaired for months until a man unloading his truck stepped through the hole and broke his back. We represented the injured man and his family to make sure that the property owner paid for the past and future lost wages, the medical bills, and the effect our client’s injuries would have on his life.”