Attorney David Winnett was featured in Organized Labor’s Ask the Expert column discussing what options are available to you if you were injured on the job due to equipment with inadequate safety features.
The Veen Firm is proud to sponsor San Francisco Bike Coalition’s (SFBC) Bike to Work Day on Thursday, May 10. Join our attorneys and staff at the Civic Center Energizer Station from 7:30-9:30am for free snacks, beverages and giveaways!
Trial Team Leader Elinor Leary and Attorney David L. Winnett filed a lawsuit on behalf of truck operator John Eldridge against Raymond Handling Concepts Corporation for products liability after Eldridge’s left foot was crushed while operating a forklift truck.
The plaintiff’s bar does not reflect the diversity of the community it serves. In her Forum magazine article “Diversity Committee Report,” Attorney discusses ways attorneys can help the plaintiff’s bar become more diverse.
The Food and Drug Administration recently announced that Rose Acre Farms recalled more than 200 million eggs after tracing a salmonella outbreak to one of its North Carolina farms. In the Extra Crispy article “What Is Salmonella, Anyway?” Attorney Steven Kronenberg discusses why salmonella is so feared compared to other diseases that involve food, what individuals should know about salmonella and how to protect against the foodborne illness.
A defense doctor is not entitled to an oral history from the plaintiff. In his Plaintiff magazine article “The Defense Physical Exam (Medical Exam) is Not an Interrogation,” Attorney Clifton Smoot explains why a defense medical examiner is not permitted under Code of Civil Procedure section 2031.010 to interview the plaintiff during a Defense Physical Exam (DPE).
The Veen Firm announces the addition of Attorney Annie Wu. Wu is an experienced trial lawyer and has represented both the plaintiff and defense side in civil litigation matters involving catastrophic injury, traumatic brain injury, wrongful death and insurance bad faith claims. She has also handled many cases involving multi-million dollar claims.
Attorney was featured in Organized Labor’s Ask the Expert column discussing why injured workers receiving workers’ compensation should consider pursuing a third party lawsuit.
In September 2014, defendants ProVen Management, LLC and Oro Holdings, LLC attempted to assemble a Link-Belt lattice boom crane without using a qualified crane assembly crew. Behind schedule with a civil engineering project in San Jose, the defendants hired their longtime heavy equipment mechanic subcontractor, plaintiff C.G., to assist with the crane assembly.
Trial Team Leader Elinor Leary and Attorney Alexandra Hamilton filed a lawsuit on behalf of Maurillo Rojas, an employee of LC General Engineering & Construction, Inc., for product liability and negligence after a steamroller rolled over him, ultimately resulting in his untimely death.