Firm News
Media Mention -Lawsuit claims Del Mar Union placed disabled students in seclusion
Media Mention -Tesla Is Launching Robotaxis in Austin. Safety Advocates Are Concerned
Event -Eaton Fire Town Hall (July 29th)
Press Release -Former U.S. Attorney and Assistant U.S. Attorney Join National Plaintiff Law Firm Singleton Schreiber as Spokane Partners
Press Release -Singleton Schreiber Secures Major Victory in New Hampshire Supreme Court on Behalf of Homeowners in PFOA Contamination Suit
Media Mention -Lawyers rally at Moss Landing battery facility after PG&E makes aborted attempt at restart
Media Mention -Environmental Advocate Erin Brockovich is questioning Vistra Energy and PG&E for moving to reopen the moss landing battery plant following February's massive fire
Event -Moss Landing Battery Fire Virtual Town Hall (July 23rd)
Press Release -Colorado Supreme Court Clears Boulder’s Climate Suit Against Exxon and Suncor Entities
Media Mention -Erin Brockovich and Attorney Taking on PG&E and Vistra Energy
Event -San Diego Flood Relief Town Hall
Event -Maui Fire Virtual Town Hall (July 24th)
Press Release -Del Mar Union School District Faces Lawsuit Over Systemic Abuse and Illegal Use of Isolation Rooms
Holding the Harmful Accountable
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Client Results
$11.1M Verdict in Truck Driver Assault CaseSingleton Schreiber secured an $11.162 million jury verdict and confidential settlement on behalf of a client assaulted by a Valley Farm Transport driver. The jury found the company liable for its driver's actions and for approving the conduct after the fact, rejecting Valley Farm’s claim that the driver was merely an independent contractor. The result delivers justice for the client and reinforces corporate accountability in the trucking industry.
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California Court Of Appeal Reverses Summary Judgment, Sides With Singleton Schreiber ClientLos Angeles, CA – January 25, 2023 – The California Court of Appeal for the Second District ruled in favor of a Singleton Schreiber client, overturning a summary judgment ruling in a catastrophic personal injury lawsuit.
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$243 Million Verdict Against Tesla in fatal Autopilot crashA federal jury in Florida has ordered Tesla to pay $243 million in damages over a 2019 crash involving its Autopilot system. Brett Schreiber, Partner at Singleton Schreiber and lead counsel for the plaintiffs, emphasized Tesla’s negligence, stating, “Tesla designed Autopilot only for controlled access highways yet deliberately chose not to restrict drivers from using it elsewhere… Today’s verdict represents justice for Naibel’s tragic death and Dillon’s lifelong injuries.” This marks the first time the company has been held liable in a wrongful death trial related to its driver-assist technology. The crash killed Naibel Benavides Leon and left Dillon Angulo with permanent injuries. The ruling could have sweeping implications for future litigation and the broader autonomous vehicle industry.
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$85 Million Wrongful Death VerdictOur client's family sued the San Diego County Sheriff's Department for excessive force, failing to administer medical care, battery, negligence, and wrongful death, among other causes of action.More
$16.4 Million Motorcycle Accident VerdictTrial attorneys for Singleton Schreiber won a $16.4 million verdict on May 11, 2022, against the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) for their negligence in maintaining a tree that fell on a 75-year-old woman who was riding her motorcycle northbound on State Route 79 (SR-79) near Warner Springs on August 19, 2020.
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At Singleton Schreiber, our clients are at the center of every decision we make. What justice means to you, that’s what matters. At every step of your case, you are what matters.
