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Fear, what have you been up to lately?
I was recently asked about my fear. As a trial lawyer, how do I deal with fear? First I identify it, so it does not grow in my mind. Recognizing your fear will allow you to look at it for what it is, a silly, yappy voice in your head that can be managed and…
Read MoreFoster v. United Airlines, Inc. et al – Press Release (June 5, 2023)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 5, 2023 Bay Area Family Headed to Trial Against United Airlines, ExpressJet Airlines / United Express and their Contractor, DAL Global Services Son NJ Foster, a Disabled Young Man Now in Persistent Vegetative State Following Deplaning Incident San Francisco, California NJ Foster suffered catastrophic injury on February 8, 2019, at the…
Read MoreWhat Every Landlord, Renter and Owner Should Know About Fire Safety
Here are 15 more safety tips, especially about smoke, fire and carbon monoxide detectors. We published a blog in March titled “Some Facts Everyone Should Know About Burn Safety”. But since you would never want to lose any of your important home’s belongings to a fire, these additional tips may be beneficial to what every…
Read MoreThe Need to Choose Counsel Early to Preserve Fire Evidence
Evidence Preservation Following a fire, is Critically Important to Your Case. After a fire devastates your residence due to your landlord’s negligence in failing to maintain the property or you suspect that a product in your home caused a fire, it is essential to retain legal counsel right away in order to preserve the evidence.…
Read MoreSome Facts Everyone Should Know About Burn Safety
According to the American Burn Association, an individual living in the United States sustains a burn injury every minute that’s serious enough to require treatment. Burns can happen to almost anyone, anywhere, at any time. This article focuses on some facts that everyone should know about burn safety. Burns can be as minor as accidentally…
Read MoreA Heartfelt Testimonial From a Single Mother About a Burn Case Apartment Fire
A very grateful single mother of two children gives thanks. They were burn case victims of an apartment fire that could and should have been prevented. Last year, a fire broke out in the kitchen of a South Bay apartment building. It badly burned two children, a 10-year-old boy and a 12-year-old girl. These children…
Read MoreHow to Stop a Fire Before It Starts
Following these tips from the American Red Cross Bay Area can help save your life. Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors Are Essential. From 2012-2016, fire departments across the U.S. responded to an average of 355,400 home structure fires per year. These fires were responsible for 2,560 civilian fire deaths, 11,670 civilian fire injuries and $6.5…
Read More$5.5 Million Recovery for Minor’s Burn Injury
What do you do when your repeated complaints of serious substandard housing to your landlord are continually ignored? If you are facing substandard housing conditions affecting your health and safety, it is important to seek out competent legal counsel before an injury occurs that can easily stem from these substandard housing violations. A single mother…
Read MoreWorking with Catastrophically Injured Children
A Question and Answer Session between Albert G. Stoll, Jr. & Jessica Juarez Al Stoll asks Jessica Juarez…. Q. Why do you choose to work for children that have been seriously injured? A. Children have always been a part of my human rights and advocacy work. I enjoy working with children of all ages and…
Read MoreThe Hidden Power of Visiting Other BNI Chapters
Albert Stoll, co-founder of Albert G. Stoll, Jr., a Law Corporation in San Francisco, had met Dr. Kim Makoi, a chiropractor, when they were both members of the Business Builders BNI Chapter in 2004. After visiting that chapter a few times, Al’s partner, Walter A. Haynes IV, also got to know Dr. Makoi. Now,…
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