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“I went to law school knowing I wanted to be a personal injury attorney. I wanted my life’s work to have a positive impact on other people’s lives.”
Brian Chase
on what made him want to become a personal injury attorney
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“I was in a serious auto accident when I was in law school. I had to hire a personal injury attorney and had a really bad experience.”
John Bisnar
on what made him want to become a personal injury attorney
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“Everybody either drives in a car or rides in a car, so when I do the auto defect cases I really feel like I’m making the world safer by making vehicles safer.”
Brian Chase
on why he focuses on auto defect cases
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“Whatever the philosphy of the management is, is going to be carried through by the employees and it’s going to reflect on the experience the clients have.”
John Bisnar
on his philosophy on running a law firm
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“Corporate greed is a reality in our world and I see it time and time again. Especially, with the auto defect cases we focus on.”
Brian Chase
on corporate greed and how it affects the consumer
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“The first thing we want to do with our clients is to relieve the stress. Make them feel comfortable. Treat them as an honored guest.”
John Bisnar
on how he would define superior client representation
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“There are many, many defects in vehicles that can lead to life or death that could be fixed with a mere $40-$50 [on the assembly line].”
Brian Chase
on the shocking facts about the vehicles we drive
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“You are dealing with people who are seriously injured or have lost a family member...Compassion is understanding someone else’s situation.”
John Bisnar
on the role compassion plays in his profession
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“I’m convinced, because of all the lawsuits...the auto industry finally found out it was cheaper to fix the problem than to keep paying in the litigation.”
Brian Chase
on making the world a safer place
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“...if [manufacturers] build a dangerous product and someone is seriously injured from that, some personal inury lawyer is going to call them on the carpet about it.”
John Bisnar
on how Bisnar | Chase has helped make the world a better place
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“When you have a client come in that’s in a wheelchair...or you meet a wife who has lost their husband or they’ve lost their child, it’s diffucult not to get emotionally involved.”
Brian Chase
on the biggest challenges he faces as a personal injury lawyer
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“I bring in the best employees that I can and I want them to have a workplace that is condusive to them doing their best work.”
John Bisnar
on the work environment created at Bisnar | Chase
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“My motivation of going to law school to have my life’s work help other people...when I see that come to fruition, I’m very pleased and very happy with that.”
Brian Chase
on the accomplishments he is most proud of
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“...it is part of our civic responsibility and it is our great fortune to be in a position to be able to help support our community...”
John Bisnar
on the importance of giving back to the community
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“I was always jealous of doctors. They get to save lives and they get to heal. I don’t get to do that but I get to have a very big impact on another person’s life...”
Brian Chase
on the greatest satisfaction derived from his work
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“Seeing the growth of my employees, seeing them mature professionally, personally, and grow into the great professionals they have become is tremendous.”
John Bisnar
on the greatest satisfaction derived from his work
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“I’m the president-elect this year and I’ll be the president next year of the Consumer Advocate Attorneys of California and I find that to be a rewarding thing...”
Brian Chase
on being an advocate for the people of California
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“There’s going to people that you meet, that you can mentor...You can make a difference in their lives, you can make a difference in their client’s lives.”
John Bisnar
on mentoring young attorneys
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“We try to figure out how we can help [our clients] get through what they’re going through emotionally. Because just getting them compensated is only part of the job.”
Brian Chase
on the role compassion plays in his profession
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“The Lakers have always been a winning organization, a class organization. I’ve used the Lakers as kind of a model for how to run my practice as well.”
John Bisnar
on his passions in life
Auto Defects
Brain Injury
Car Accidents
Catastrophic Injury
Defective Product
Dog Bite Injury
Medical Defects
Nursing Home Abuse
Personal Injury
Premises Liability
Truck Accident
Wrongful Death
Federal auto safety regulators have slapped Takata Corporation with a $14,000 per-day fine for failing to properly cooperate with an investigation of its faulty airbags.
General Motors is issuing a vehicle defect recall for more than 81,000 cars because their power steering systems could suddenly fail making the cars harder to turn.
An Associated Press news report states that even though Chrysler recalled 1.56 million Jeeps in 2013 for defective fuel tanks, fires and deaths continue to happen.
Los Angeles Sheriff’s investigators contacted Bruce Jenner and other drivers involved in a fatal chain-reaction crash in Malibu to ask for access to their cell phone records.
“Dog Whisperer” star Cesar Millan has been sued by a Florida nurse who was brutally attacked by a pit bull that left Millan’s training center just days before the attack.
Hackers have breached Anthem Inc., one of the largest healthcare companies here in California and the rest of the United States, compromising the personal information of more than 80 million past and current policyholders.
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