Notable Cases

Cezar v. The Crestmont Apartments

In June 2017, Ms. Cezar was a resident of an apartment complex in the DFW metroplex.  When she rented the apartment, she pointed out to management several water stains on the ceiling in different parts of the apartment.  The apartment management assured her nothing was wrong and said it was just…

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J.B. v. GML, Inc.

In June 2020, our client was driving to work on a rural highway when suddenly and unexpectedly an 18 wheeler truck turned directly in front of him.  Our client attempted to avoid the collision, but unfortunately, he could not and he impacted the truck at highway speed.  As a result of…

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Johnston, et al. v. Uber Tech., Inc. (N.D. Cal.)

Uber is a nationwide car service that provides software to connect drivers and riders. It is the largest such ride-hailing platform and operates in most major cities around the world. Uber became a publicly traded company in May 2019 with a valuation of $75.5 billion. Uber began connecting drivers and riders…

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Morris v. Al’s Heating & Air Conditioning

Mr. and Mrs. Morris were traveling on the freeway and came to a stop due to traffic. While stopped for approximately a minute, they were rear-ended by a plumbing truck traveling at a high rate of speed. The driver of the truck was cited for speeding and driver inattention. As a…

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Hardaway v. The Place Apartments

On January 6, 2014, Mr. Hardaway was living at an apartment complex on the second floor. He left his apartment around 6:00 am to go to work. As he descended the outside stairway, he suddenly slipped and fell towards the bottom of the steps on ice that had formed on the…

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York v. Tropic Air

On September 7, 2008, a Cessna 208B Caravan operated by Tropic Air lost engine power shortly after takeoff from Belize City Municipal Airport. The flight was headed to Philip S.W. Goldson International airport in Belize City with four U.S. citizens and one pilot on board. Almost immediately after takeoff, the engine…

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Mills v. Cessna Aircraft Company

A Cessna 208 Caravan with registration number N9530F crashed shortly after take off from the Dillingham, Alaska airport. The pilot and nine passengers were killed, and the airplane was destroyed. The plane crashed less than a mile from the end of the runway during daylight hours and in visual meteorological conditions.…

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McKenna v. Pratt & Whitney

On October 18, 2005, at approximately 11:15 PM, a single-engine Cessna 208 turbo-prop airplane with registration number N978FE was forced to land after it lost power near Round Rock, Texas. Night visual meteorological conditions prevailed. The cross-country flight originated at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and was destined for Fort Worth Alliance Airport,…

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Fuddy v. Makani Kai Air

Shortly after taking off from Kaluapapa Airport bound for Honolulu, a Cessna 208B Caravan with registration number N687MA operated by Makani Kai Air experienced an engine failure and crashed into the ocean off Moloka’i. The flight was an air taxi commuter flight between two Hawaiian islands with eight passengers on board.…

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