Auto Accident and Personal Injury | Verdicts and Settlements
Law Offices of Maro Burunsuzyan, A Professional Law Corporation
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$5,500,000
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Frias v. Ralph's Grocery
A Ralph’s truck jackknifed after a sudden stop on the freeway resulting in an accident with the car in which plaintiff was a passenger.
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$1,500,000
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Grigorian v. Goodyear
A wheel came off a vehicle on the freeway and struck plaintiff’s car causing her car to collide with a cement wall.
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$1,350,000
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Confidential v. Confidential
Twelve-year-old boy drowned while swimming in an area owned and operated by a government entity. The drowning occured within the guarded area while staffed.
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$1,250,000
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Sayed v. Bongo Inc.
Plaintiff was at a complete stop in a line of traffic when defendant rear-ended plaintiff's car, resulting in severe neck and shoulder injuries.
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$990,000
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Wise v. Ultimate Motorcycle Company, Inc.
A 47-year-old male, who purchased his motorcycle from Ultimate Motorcycle Company, Inc., was riding it along the highway when the wheel assembly came apart causing him to lose control and crash.
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$800,000
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Young, Belanger v. 8 Media Inc.
Defendant drove his employer’s car under the influence of alcohol and collided with the rear of plaintiff’s car, causing it to spin and hit a concrete divider wall
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$750,000
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Weber v. Roberts
Plaintiff was hit head-on by the crossover car of the defendant. Plaintiff’s pick-up cab was crushed and rolled over two times. Defendant was subsequently arrested for Driving Under the Influence.
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$602,500
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Hovakemian v. Pacific Motor Vehicle Transport
Plantiff was injured due to being rear-ended by an 18-wheeler truck.
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$585,000
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Krome v. Clark
Plaintiff was asleep when the floor furance of defendant's leased duplex caught fire. Plaintiff awoke to flames and smoke. Plaintiff suffered burns and was transferred to USC Medical Center Burn Unit for three weeks.
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$500,000
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Confidential v. Confidential
Auto v Bus. Defendant made an illegal left turn and hit plaintiff’s car causing a broken leg.
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$490,000
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Small v. Guelich
Plaintiff's car was rear-ended by defendant.
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$490,000
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Stepanian v. Lincoln Manor Apartments and General Motors
Plaintiff’s face was burned when the malfunctioning electric cooktop burner at her apartment exploded.
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$375,000
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Corona v. St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
Plaintiff was driving her school bus when defendant, who was speeding, made a wide turn and collided head-on with the school bus.
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$375,000
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Gomez v. United States of America
Plaintiff had the right of way as he entered into the crosswalk. As he made his way across, a postal truck struck him in the back, knocking him unconscious.
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$360,000
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Christensen v. LACMTA, et al.
13-year-old plaintiff was walking with her friend on the sidewalk when a bus driven by defendant struck a car which was then propelled over the curb, striking plaintiff and her friend.
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$350,000
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Cornelius v. Firestone Tire and Service Center
Plaintiff went to defendant's location to get work done on her car. She was escorted to the front of her car and as an employee opened up the cap to the radiator tank, the radiator fluid exploded causing hot green liquid to burn plaintiff's hands, neck, face and ankles.
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$350,000
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Confidential v. Confidential
Plaintiff was rear ended in the freeway after he had come to a complete stop in accordance with traffic. He injured his low back and suffered a closed head injury.
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$323,000
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Perez v. LA County Metropolitan Transportation
A bus driven by an employee of LA County Metropolitan Transportation drove up on the curb and ran over plaintiff’s foot as plaintiff was standing on the corner.
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$225,000
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Confidential v. Confidential
Plaintiff sustained bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome, head trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder, following an auto accident.
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$222,500
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Farrugia v. Rocha, et al.
As defendant pulled into traffic from a two-way stop sign to make a left turn, plaintiff was not able to stop in time and collided with defendant’s truck. She suffered from chronic low back pain.
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$219,000
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Rivera v. Cunningham, et al.
Plaintiff was a passenger in defendant's car when defendant lost control of her car due to being intoxicated.
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$165,000
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Papoyan v. Tricor America Inc.
Plaintiff was walking in a parking lot when she was struck by the defendant's car, which ran over her foot.
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$133,891
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Mendoza v. Miller
Defendant struck plaintiff who had begun crossing the street as it was her right of way. She suffered from chronic neck and low back pain. |
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$61,500
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Galoyan v. Papazian
Defendant made an unsafe left turn at an unknown speed and caused plaintiff’s car to swerve and hit a pole.
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