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Attorney: Beatriz A. Trejo

Summary:

Our client, a carpenter, was working on a roof. At the end of the workday, he had taken off his safety equipment and went back on the roof to get his tool he had forgotten, and fell off the roof. He suffered three skull fractures, and required surgery to his nose and right eye.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark, Chris Hagan

Summary:

The plaintiff was working and installing new lines, including a pipe bypass, as part of a “slurry management project”. Unbeknownst to the plaintiff, he cut a portion of a line and sometime thereafter, a hot slurry estimated to be 190 degrees Fahrenheit of zinc oxide and boric acid was released through the cut portion, severely burning almost 50 percent of his body.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark, Chris Hagan

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The plaintiff’s right leg was crushed by a new agriculture leveler that was negligently designed and manufactured, and which came with inadequate warnings and instructions regarding its use. He now suffers from a lifetime diagnosis of complex regional pain syndrome related to his injury.

Attorney: Beatriz A. Trejo, Chad J. A. Boyles, Matthew C. Clark

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The plaintiff’s right life right hand was crushed by a piece of oilfield equipment being operated by another employee. His right middle finger was deboned and subsequently amputated.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark, Chris Hagan

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The plaintiff’s 2-year-old child gained access to the property with a swimming pool, fell in the pool, and drowned. The property did not have a pool enclosure, as was required by a local ordinance.

Attorney: Beatriz A. Trejo, Doug Fitz-Simmons, Matthew C. Clark, Chris Hagan

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The plaintiffs were replacing an 8-inch valve on a steam line located on an oil lease. During the job, the plaintiffs were burned by 550-degree water and steam because of the company’s negligence and failures.

Attorney: Doug Fitz-Simmons, Matthew C. Clark

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The defendant was driving on Highway 178 when, while drinking an energy drink, he dropped the can and looked down to retrieve the drink. With his eyes off the roadway, the defendant crashed with the plaintiff’s truck on the side of the road at about 60-65 miles per hour. The three plaintiffs were employees of the Bakersfield Homeless Center at the time of the incident – one driving slowly alongside the other two, who were cleaning off the shoulder of the roadway. The plaintiff suffered a traumatic brain injury, fractures, and spine injuries.

Attorney: Chad J. A. Boyles, David K. Cohn

Summary:

The plaintiff was assigned to install roofing insolation materials onto the upper roof of a new industrial building in southwest Bakersfield. In the course of his work, he tripped and fell through the improper sheet metal covering over one of the exhaust fan system openings, falling approximately 31 feet onto a concrete slab, and sustained severe personal injuries, including a head injury, punctured lung, and broken bones.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark, Tanya D. Alsheikh

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The plaintiff was operating his Harley Davidson in Oildale (north Bakersfield) when the defendant, driving ahead of the plaintiff, made an abrupt U-turn, striking the plaintiff, who fell to the ground and his motorcycle skidded across the road. The plaintiff was wearing a helmet at the time of the wreck; however, he still suffered severe injuries to his upper and lower extremities.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark, Chris Hagan

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Plaintiff was driving southbound on Manor Street, while the defendant was driving southbound on Panorama Drive. The defendant took the onramp to northbound Manor, was traveling too fast to negotiate the turn, and landed onto the southbound lanes of Manor Street, causing a collision. The plaintiff suffered severe leg injuries.

Attorney: Chad J. A. Boyles, David K. Cohn

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This case stems from a multi-vehicle collision occurring on Highway 99. All vehicles were in a construction bypass lane which had concrete barriers on both sides. The plaintiff came to a complete stop due to traffic ahead and was rear-ended by the defendant’s pickup truck. Seconds thereafter, the plaintiff’s vehicle was side swiped by another pickup truck and trailer, effectively ping-ponging between the vehicles and the concrete divider. The plaintiff suffered numerous injuries including a traumatic brain injury and underwent lumbar and cervical surgery.

Attorney: Beatriz A. Trejo, David K. Cohn, Tanya D. Alsheikh

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The plaintiff was driving along Maricopa Highway/Highway 166 on a dirt road in the orchards near Old River Road in Bakersfield. She was in the process of driving between pest traps for collection and inspection of said traps. Immediately before the incident, the defendants was driving a forklift in reverse out of the orchards. He was driving at such a rate of speed and failed to pay proper attention such that he caused his forklift to collide into the vehicle driven by injured worker causing her to sustain severe personal injuries. As a result of her injuries, Ms. Borrego made a claim for workers’ compensation benefits.

Attorney: Doug Fitz-Simmons, Matthew C. Clark

Summary:

The defendant company was negligent in their construction and installation of a solar panel system on the roof of plaintiffs’ home, leaving cracked roofing tiles and large holes in the roof which allowed water to leak into the interior wall spaces of the home. Over time, the moisture that accumulated within the interior wall spaces of the home resulted in the growth of large amounts of toxic mold, which ultimately became airborne spores, creating an invisible and highly toxic environment within the home. Members of the household began to experience frequent respiratory illnesses, including, without limitation, shortness of breath, chest pain/discomfort, cold-like symptoms, frequent/severe bronchitis, as well as other symptoms, including headaches and increased tiredness, weakness and extreme fatigue.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark, Chris Hagan

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The plaintiff, an 11-year-old girl, was walking with her mother and 4-year-old sibling at Brimhall Road in northwest Bakersfield when the defendant driving a SUV hit her and fled the scene. The girl suffered major, life-threatening injuries. Bakersfield Police Department arrested the 79-year-old driver on charges of felony hit and run causing injury or death.

Attorney: Chad J. A. Boyles, David K. Cohn, Chris Hagan

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This case stems from an industrial incident where the defendant was using a forklift to unload large, heavy PVC pipes from plaintiff’s flatbed trailer. In the process, the defendant caused several pipes to fall from the top of the stack onto the ground. One or more of the pipes hit the plaintiff and knocked him down, thereby causing severe personal injuries to his lower back, right leg and right foot, as well as numbness in both lower extremities, and multiple crush injuries.

Attorney: Doug Fitz-Simmons, Matthew C. Clark

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Plaintiff was northbound on Highway 43 in a semi truck, and defendant was southbound in a semi truck when he crossed the lane center line at Panama Lane and collided. The plaintiff suffered major injuries to his shoulder and arm.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark, Tanya D. Alsheikh

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Plaintiff was operating his motorcycle as the defendant was driving a Ford F-150 owned by his father and admittedly doing “donuts” in a counterclockwise direction across all lanes.

Once the defendant stopped, our plaintiff proceeded, but then the defendant made a sudden left turn across lanes almost simultaneously and caused a collision. The responding Bakersfield Police Department officer immediately noticed the odor of alcohol emitting from the defendant’s breath. The officer read him his rights, which he waived, and began asking the preliminary questions. The defendant admitted to consuming three to four Coors Light beers and stated he is “usually ‘okay’ when he drives under the influence of alcohol.”

Attorney: Doug Fitz-Simmons, Matthew C. Clark

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Plaintiff was climbing a ladder to work on the roof at Parkway Apartments on Wible Road when he lost his balance and fell, suffering severe injuries to his andles and back, requiring surgery.

Attorney: David K. Cohn

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A 19-year-old man paralyzed from the waist down after being shot by a Bakersfield police officer who found him sleeping in his car. The plaintiff, Gilberto Fajardo, was asleep, unarmed, and did not pose a threat of death or serious bodily injury to anyone on the evening of May 17, 2015, when he was approached in a church parking lot by Bakersfield Police Officers Lindy DeGeare and Juan Orozco. For more on this case, click here.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark, Tanya D. Alsheikh

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The decedent was riding his bicycle in an alley when a City of Bakersfield employee operating a garbage truck struck him, and then made an unsafe backing maneuver dragging him several feet. As a result of the crush injuries and blunt force trauma, the bicyclist ultimately died. Chain | Cohn | Clark spent nearly 5 years litigating this case by consulting and retaining necessary experts, taking depositions of the driver and numerous City of Bakersfield employees, and successfully arguing motions before the court before reaching a successful resolution of this case.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark

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Details of this pedestrian accident case involving a truck are confidential.

Attorney: Chad J. A. Boyles, David K. Cohn

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Russell Lester and Bryan Walls were attending a party on Fourth of July in west Bakersfield, celebrating our nation’s independence and wedding reception. By the end of the night, they were in local hospitals The two arrived at the party where party-goers were allegedly setting off illegal fireworks and explosives. Four people were severely injured in the blast, including Lester and Walls. Chain | Cohn | Clark represented the injured in this premises liability lawsuit, which settled in April 2018.

More Information: “Chain | Cohn | Clark represents victims in explosive accident garnering media attention“

Attorney: David K. Cohn

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Client was crushed at mid-section of body between truck and company vehicle. An expert truck accident lawyer was needed to handle the challenging aspects of their case and fight for the compensation they deserved.

Attorney: David K. Cohn

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On the night of May 7, 2013, David Sal Silva fell asleep in front of a home in east Bakersfield, across from Kern Medical Center. Several law enforcement officers arrived on scene and proceeded to use unreasonable and excessive force in striking Silva with batons several times all over his body, while he screamed for his life and repeatedly begged the officers to stop. After being repeatedly beaten, bitten and hog-tied, Silva stopped breathing. And shortly after midnight, Silva was taken to Kern Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. These events and those that followed after this night made international news, including the wrongful death lawsuit filed by Chain | Cohn | Clark on behalf of Silva’s family in 2013, to the settlement reached in May 2016.

More Information: “The wrongful death case of David Sal Silva”

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark

Summary:

The driver left the roadway onto the sidewalk, where he struck and killed the decedent as he was out for a morning jog.

More Information: News story: Chain Cohn Clark files lawsuit on behalf of family of jogger killed by driver who allegedly fell asleep

Attorney: David K. Cohn

Summary:

Plaintiff was sleeping in a park when he was run over and killed by a truck driven by a city of Bakersfield worker. (verdict)

More Information: News story “Over $2.1M Awarded To Family Of Man Killed By City Worker”

Attorney: David K. Cohn

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Plaintiff was beaten to death by more than a dozen Kern County Sheriff’s Department detention deputies.

More Information: News story, “County Settles For $6 Million In Jail Death Lawsuit”

Attorney: David K. Cohn

Summary:

Plaintiff was walking to her vehicle after she had gotten off of work. On the way to the vehicle, the defendant drove the wrong way on a one-way street and struck the plaintiff. She suffered severe rib and spinal injuries from the the collision.

Attorney: Chad J. A. Boyles, David K. Cohn

Summary:

Confidential plaintiff suffered severe burn injuries at a confidential residential care facility due to the negligence of an employee.

Attorney: David K. Cohn

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Plaintiffs were pushing the motorcycle to a relative’s house crossing Norris Road in Oildale when they were struck and killed by a Kern County Sheriff’s deputy patrol car, speeding with lights and sirens off.

More Information: News story “Media covers record-breaking Chain | Cohn | Clark settlement”

Attorney: David K. Cohn

Summary:

Client was moving pipes to an area where he needed to cross railroad tracks. In the process of crossing the tracks, another employee was moving tank cars and was hit and severely injured by the tank cars.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark

Summary:

Defendant ran a stop sign and crashed into the plaintiff’s car on Brimhall Road, causing severe injuries.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark

Summary:

Plaintiff suffered fatal injuries when a tank exploded as he instructed to perform pneumatic testing as part of the process for repairing a leak at the bottom of a tank. The pneumatic testing was unsafe and ultimately caused the explosion, which resulted in one man’s death and another man being seriously injured.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark

Summary:

The decedent was a resident of a residential care facility and was involved in an altercation with staff members of the group home. He died of asphyxiation when group members restrained him.

Attorney: David K. Cohn, Matthew C. Clark

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Defendant entered the roadway and did not allow enough room for the plaintiff on a motorcycle to enter with traffic approaching, causing him to be hit by crane. Plaintiff lost his right leg.

Attorney: David K. Cohn, Tanya D. Alsheikh

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Plaintiff was a passenger in a pick-up truck being driven by his boss on Highway 99. Traffic ahead was slowing to a stop due to a lane closure, and as the truck slowed, they were rear-ended by the defendant, causing injuries.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark

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Claim brought by a truck driver who suffered injuries when PVC pipes fell onto him after being improperly loaded onto his trailer by the defendant.

Attorney: David K. Cohn, Matthew C. Clark

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Parents died of blunt force trauma in an auto accident involving a big rig. In such tragic cases, a big rig injury claim lawyer can help surviving family members pursue justice and compensation.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark

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Plaintiff suffered major leg injuries when she was attacked by a Kern County Sheriff’s Office K-9 that has escaped from its patrol car. The settlement is the largest against a public entity in California, according to VerdictSearch.

More Information: Chain | Cohn | Clark settles K-9 dog bite case against County of Kern for record $2 million

Attorney: David K. Cohn

Summary:

On the night of May 7, 2013, David Sal Silva fell asleep in front of a home in east Bakersfield, across from Kern Medical Center. Several law enforcement officers arrived on scene and proceeded to use unreasonable and excessive force in striking Silva with batons several times all over his body, while he screamed for his life and repeatedly begged the officers to stop. After being repeatedly beaten, bitten and hog-tied, Silva stopped breathing. And shortly after midnight, Silva was taken to Kern Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. These events and those that followed after this night made international news, including the wrongful death lawsuit filed by Chain | Cohn | Clark on behalf of Silva’s family in 2013, to the settlement reached in May 2016.

More Information: “The wrongful death case of David Sal Silva”

Attorney: Chad J. A. Boyles, David K. Cohn

Summary:

The plaintiff was assigned to install roofing insolation materials onto the upper roof of a new industrial building in southwest Bakersfield. In the course of his work, he tripped and fell through the improper sheet metal covering over one of the exhaust fan system openings, falling approximately 31 feet onto a concrete slab, and sustained severe personal injuries, including a head injury, punctured lung, and broken bones.

Attorney: Beatriz A. Trejo, David K. Cohn, Tanya D. Alsheikh

Summary:

The plaintiff was driving along Maricopa Highway/Highway 166 on a dirt road in the orchards near Old River Road in Bakersfield. She was in the process of driving between pest traps for collection and inspection of said traps. Immediately before the incident, the defendants was driving a forklift in reverse out of the orchards. He was driving at such a rate of speed and failed to pay proper attention such that he caused his forklift to collide into the vehicle driven by injured worker causing her to sustain severe personal injuries. As a result of her injuries, Ms. Borrego made a claim for workers’ compensation benefits.

Attorney: Doug Fitz-Simmons, Matthew C. Clark

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Plaintiff was northbound on Highway 43 in a semi truck, and defendant was southbound in a semi truck when he crossed the lane center line at Panama Lane and collided. The plaintiff suffered major injuries to his shoulder and arm.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark, Tanya D. Alsheikh

Summary:

Plaintiff was operating his motorcycle as the defendant was driving a Ford F-150 owned by his father and admittedly doing “donuts” in a counterclockwise direction across all lanes.

Once the defendant stopped, our plaintiff proceeded, but then the defendant made a sudden left turn across lanes almost simultaneously and caused a collision. The responding Bakersfield Police Department officer immediately noticed the odor of alcohol emitting from the defendant’s breath. The officer read him his rights, which he waived, and began asking the preliminary questions. The defendant admitted to consuming three to four Coors Light beers and stated he is “usually ‘okay’ when he drives under the influence of alcohol.”

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark

Summary:

The driver left the roadway onto the sidewalk, where he struck and killed the decedent as he was out for a morning jog.

More Information: News story: Chain Cohn Clark files lawsuit on behalf of family of jogger killed by driver who allegedly fell asleep

Attorney: David K. Cohn

Summary:

Plaintiff was beaten to death by more than a dozen Kern County Sheriff’s Department detention deputies.

More Information: News story, “County Settles For $6 Million In Jail Death Lawsuit”

Attorney: David K. Cohn

Summary:

Client was moving pipes to an area where he needed to cross railroad tracks. In the process of crossing the tracks, another employee was moving tank cars and was hit and severely injured by the tank cars.

Attorney: Chad J. A. Boyles, Chris Hagan

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Plaintiff family were on a Polaris RZR off-road vehicle, riding slowly in the Dove Springs area on a dirt trail. As they approached a bloind curce, the defendant, also on a Polaris RZR, drove fast around the curve and hit them head on. Injuries to family members included broken ribs, shattered knee and broken foot, and much more.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark

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Plaintiff was rear ended by a truck trailer on Highway 138.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark

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This case arises out of a motor vehicle collision occurring on October 7, 2013 on State Route 46 in unincorporated Kern County. Plaintiffs were stopped for traffic on Highway 46 when they were rear-ended at a high rate of speed and pushed them into the vehicle in front of them, causing major injuries. The defendant was in the course and scope of his employment with Brinderson, L.P. at the time of the wreck.

Attorney: Doug Fitz-Simmons, Matthew C. Clark

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Plaintiffs were driving on Highway 166 when they rear-ended a forklift that was traveling 5 mph without and rear taillights. One of the plaintiffs suffered broken bones, while the other died in the crash.

Attorney: Chad J. A. Boyles, David K. Cohn

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This case arises out of an industrial injury sustained by Plaintiff Salvador Sanchez that occurred on an oil lease owned by Defendants Berry Petroleum Company, LLC and Linn Operating, Inc.

At the time of his injury, Mr. Sanchez was assigned to a tank cleaning crew. In order to clean the tank the crew had to open 1,800-pound manway cover door, During cleaning operations, the cleaning crew would “swing” the manway cover door open or closed. Mr. Sanchez pulled on the bottom of the manway cover door to open it further so as to get a better angle with his high pressure washer. At that point, the eye bolt supporting the 1,800-pound manway cover door failed and the manway cover door fell on Mr. Sanchez causing serious and crushing injuries to his right leg and right knee.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark

Summary:

Plaintiff was riding a motorcycle when the defendant in a truck that was parked on the side of the road pulled out in front of the motorcyclist. The crash caused the plaintiff to be thrown 50 yards down the road, and suffered severe injuries.

Attorney: David K. Cohn, Tanya D. Alsheikh

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Chain | Cohn | Clark resolved four cases on behalf of students at North High School who were victims of sexual misconduct by an athletic equipment manager at the school. Kern County Sheriff’s Office had arrested Edwin Rodriguez on suspicion of lewd and lascivious acts with minors 14 to 15 years old, exhibiting harmful matter to a minor, annoying a child under 18 and false imprisonment.

More information: “Chain | Cohn | Clark resolves several cases involving misconduct at North High School”

Attorney: Doug Fitz-Simmons, Matthew C. Clark

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Chain | Cohn | Clark filed a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of the family of 72-year-old Nancy Joyce Garrett, who was killed when a Kern County Sheriff’s Office patrol car operated by Deputy Nicholas Clerico struck and killed her.

More Information: Chain | Cohn | Clark files lawsuit for family of woman killed in crash with Sheriff’s deputy

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark

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On July 14, 2015, Larry Maharrey was driving his motorcycle eastbound on Norris Road, when a Kern County Sheriff’s deputy abruptly made a left turn against a red light onto Airport Drive directly into Maharrey’s path. Maharrey was unable to avoid the collision with the deputy’s patrol vehicle, and died as a result of the crash. The deputy violated KCSO policies and procedures by failing to pre-clear the intersection before turning left against a red light. Chain | Cohn | Clark filed a wrongful death claim against the County of Kern on behalf of Maharrey’s wife, Paula, and other family members. A settlement was reached in April 2018.

More Information: “Law firm files wrongful death claim in fourth deputy-involved fatal crash in four years”

Attorney: David K. Cohn

Summary:

Plaintiffs were pushing the motorcycle to a relative’s house crossing Norris Road in Oildale when they were struck and killed by a Kern County Sheriff’s deputy patrol car, speeding with lights and sirens off.

More Information: News story “Media covers record-breaking Chain | Cohn | Clark settlement”

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark

Summary:

Plaintiff suffered fatal injuries when a tank exploded as he instructed to perform pneumatic testing as part of the process for repairing a leak at the bottom of a tank. The pneumatic testing was unsafe and ultimately caused the explosion, which resulted in one man’s death and another man being seriously injured.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark

Summary:

Plaintiff suffered major leg injuries when she was attacked by a Kern County Sheriff’s Office K-9 that has escaped from its patrol car. The settlement is the largest against a public entity in California, according to VerdictSearch.

More Information: Chain | Cohn | Clark settles K-9 dog bite case against County of Kern for record $2 million

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark

Summary:

Jesus Garcia-Santana was travelling on Highway 101 just north of Paso Robles to his son’s home in Bakersfield when his car became inoperable. He pulled to the side of the road, exited his car, opened the hood, and called for assistance. He then sat in his car on the passenger side, and waited for help.

As he waited, a Stevens Trucking tractor pulling two trailers full of carrots veered onto the shoulder and struck Garcia-Santana’s car. As a result, Garcia-Santana suffered significant life-threatening injuries.

The expert truck accident lawyers at Chain | Cohn | Clark successfully resolved a negligence claim alleging that the truck driver was not paying attention, not scanning the road ahead of him, when he overreacted to a car changing lanes in front of him.

Attorney: Chad J. A. Boyles, Matthew C. Clark, Juan L. Garza

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Our plaintiff was the driving southbound on Highway 65 approaching Highway 155 north of Bakersfield in rural Kern County when the defendent driving northbound suddenly entered into the southbound lane colliding head-on with the plaintiff. As a result of this collision, the plaintiff sufffered catastrophic personal injuries and his vehicle caught fire. He was trapped inside of the vehicle for a period of time. Injuries included a broken hip, femur, fibula, and ankle.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark

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Plaintiff was a passenger in a vehicle that was rear-ended by a van while stopped at a stop sign.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark, Chris Hagan

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Our plaintiff was leaving work from Shafter and driving on N. Driver Road and E. Lerdo Highway when the defendant, while in course and scope of his employment with CalTrans, was driving while under the influence. The defendant failed to stop for the red signal light and entered the intersection against the red signal light at about 65mph, and collided with collision the plaintiff, who died in the fiery crash.

Attorney: James A. Yoro

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The plaintiff was working as a refrigeration technician when he was sprayed in the face with anhydrous ammonia. The employer failed to assure the equipment met manufacturer design specification and was working properly, failed to provide employees with proper safety equipment, and other safety failures, according to the California Occupational Safety and Health Administration. The injury required multiple surgeries for stem cell transplants and corneal transplants in both eyes.

Attorney: Beatriz A. Trejo, Doug Fitz-Simmons, Matthew C. Clark

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Employees of the confidential oil company were tasked with removing bolts from a wellhead on an oil lease. After heating the first ram bolt with a torch, the plaintiffs used a wrench to back out the stuck bolt.  At that moment, gas and fluid were propelled out of the bolt hole and caught fire. The plaintiff was severely burned — diagnosed with 70% total body surface area second- and third-degree burns with 56% third-degree or full-thickness burns. They maintained open workers’ compensation claims.

Attorney: Chad J. A. Boyles, David K. Cohn

Summary:

This case arises out of an industrial injury sustained by Plaintiff Salvador Sanchez that occurred on an oil lease owned by Defendants Berry Petroleum Company, LLC and Linn Operating, Inc.

At the time of his injury, Mr. Sanchez was assigned to a tank cleaning crew. In order to clean the tank the crew had to open 1,800-pound manway cover door, During cleaning operations, the cleaning crew would “swing” the manway cover door open or closed. Mr. Sanchez pulled on the bottom of the manway cover door to open it further so as to get a better angle with his high pressure washer. At that point, the eye bolt supporting the 1,800-pound manway cover door failed and the manway cover door fell on Mr. Sanchez causing serious and crushing injuries to his right leg and right knee.

Attorney: David K. Cohn

Summary:

Client had stopped at the stop sign, and among the heavy fog, she did not see any vehicles approaching. As she began to cross the intersection, she collided with defendant’s vehicle, which did not have headlights on, and suffered injuries in the crash.

Attorney: David K. Cohn

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A 27-year-old man suffered fatal injuries when the defendant crossed a double yellow line while driving and slammed head-on into decedent. Defendant slept 35 minutes in 48 hours.

Attorney: David K. Cohn

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Plaintiff suffered serious injuries while working on a rig, when the sand line failed and struck plaintiff as he was coming out of the hole.

Attorney: David K. Cohn

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Plaintiff suffered serious injuries as a result of defendant’s failure to adequately maintain, inspect, repair, and control their high pressurized flammable gas pipeline in accordance with standard engineering practices. Defendant’s negligence resulted in catastrophic failure and explosion because of internal pipe corrosion.

Attorney: David K. Cohn

Summary:

Plaintiff was burned over 80 percent of his body in an oilfield accident.

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Attorney: Matthew C. Clark

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Client was driving his motorcycle westbound on Highway 119 when the defendant pulled directly into his path of travel.

Attorney: David K. Cohn

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Plaintiff was stopped when the driver of a truck failed to stop and rear-ended his vehicle.

Attorney: Matthew C. Clark

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Plaintiff was the mother of a teenage girl who was struck and killed by a drunk driver while she was walking home. The driver was in a company truck at the time of the crash, and fled the scene.

Attorney: David K. Cohn

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The plaintiff pulled off the side of Highway 58 to take pictures. While doing so, he was hit by a truck and suffered severe brain and bodily injuries.

Attorney: David V. Stiles

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Plaintiff was walking through a restaurant parking lot when a truck made a U-turn, struck the plaintiff and dragged her a several feet.

Attorney: Chad J. A. Boyles, Matthew C. Clark

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A disputed liability trucking accident case where the plaintiff suffered a traumatic brain injury. Other details on the case are confidential.