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Bisnar|Chase Case Results
At Bisnar|Chase, we spend all of our time
working to get you the results you
deserve. We know that you come to us
with a unique set of issues and
while some cases may share common
traits, no case is the same. Our
ultimate goal is to provide you the
best and most professional
representation possible from the
first time we meet until we reach a
settlement in your case.
Please note, the results listed
below only represent a small list of
our exceptional record. There are
countless factors that play a role
in the outcome of a case and
therefore we make no promises of any
kind regarding the specifics of your
California personal injury case.
Why so many “Confidential
Settlements”?
Many of our strongest cases and
best results are settled before they
reach a court and most of our
biggest settlements require that our
clients not disclose the dollar
amounts received in return for a
more favorable conclusion to their
case. That is why many of our most
severe personal injury cases are
listed as “Confidential Settlement.”
In other instances, names of
survivors and victims have been
withheld to respect the rights and
privacy of the parties involved.
Riverside Attorneys Personal
Injury Case Results:
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Confidential
Settlement
Auto Products Liability case
against Ford Motor Company and the
rental car agency that rented a
15-passenger van to a
family traveling from California to
a family reunion in Kansas.
The fifteen passenger, E350 van
rolled over in Utah,
crushing the roof, the
seat belts failed
and passenger
ejected. Multiple people were
seriously injured. We were asked to
assist a trial lawyer’s association
vice president who wanted our
experience with 15-passenger vans
and Ford. |
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Confidential
Settlement
Auto Products Liability
case against Ford Motor Company
An E350 15-passenger van's driver
seat broke backwards
during a
rear-end collision causing the
driver to lose control of the van.
The
15-passenger van rolled
over in
San Bernardino County. The roof
crushed in and a
seat belt failed. The van was
filled with company employees
returning to California from a job
site in Colorado. Multiple deaths
occurred. The former trial lawyer’s
association president asked us to
assist with the case because of our
experience and knowledge.
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Confidential
Settlement
Auto Products Liability
case against Daimler Chrysler Motor
Company and the rental car agency
that rented a
15-passenger van
to a group of
friends traveling from Los Angeles
to Las Vegas for a birthday party.
The fifteen passenger, a Dodge Ram
350 van rolled over. The roof was
crushed and
seat belts failed. Passengers
were ejected, resulting in multiple
deaths and serious injuries.
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Confidential
Settlement
Auto Products Liability
case against Ford Motor Company and
the rental car agency that rented a
15-passenger van to a church group
traveling from Southern California
to Northern California for a church
function.
The fifteen passenger, E350 van
rolled over. The roof was crushed
and
seat belts failed. Passengers
were ejected, resulting in multiple
deaths and serious injuries.
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Confidential
Settlement
Case Against an Aircraft
Rental Company
Due to their negligence, their plane
crashed on take off, killing the
pilot and one passenger and severely
injuring another passenger.
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Confidential
Settlement
Auto Products Liability case
against Ford Motor Company and the
maker of a
failed seatbelt, TRW.
Negligence case against U-Haul, the
renter of the truck that caused the
accident for negligent maintenance
and failing to instruct the driver.
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Confidential
Settlement
Auto vs. Auto negligence case
against the driver of the U-Haul
truck.
A minor child was paralyzed and
eventually died as a result of a
three vehicle collision involving
two Ford Explorers. Both Explorers
rolled-over, seat belt failed (false
latching) and the roof failed on one
of the Explorers. Driver injured due
to roof crush. |
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Confidential
Settlement
On the job injury,
products liability
case against
supplier of materials that
“exploded” when worker was cutting
55 gallon drums for disposal.
Worker
suffered third degree burns to 75%
of the front of his body.
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Confidential
Settlement
Auto Products Liability Case
Against General Motors
Tahoe rolled over and the roof was
crushed. The driver and passenger
died as a result of their injuries.
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Confidential
Settlement
SUV Roll-over Against General
Motors
Single vehicle, off road roll-over
accident. A driver caused a
Chevrolet, dual cab truck to go onto
the roadway shoulder. The truck
rolled over and the roof crushed in
killing the driver and front seat
passenger. |
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Confidential
Settlement
Seat Belt Failure
against
General Motors
Chevrolet truck ran off the road and
into a ditch. Front passenger seat
belt failed causing his ejection
through the front windshield,
resulting in a traumatic brain
injury to a young adult. |
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Confidential
Settlement
Auto Product Liability case
against General Motors
Seat belt failed in a Chevrolet
pickup resulting in a passenger
being thrown through the front
windshield when the truck went into
a ditch. Concussion and facial
scaring. |
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Confidential
Settlement
Roll-over/Roof
Crush against General Motors
Single vehicle, off road roll-over
in Mexico. Driver in attention
caused a rented Chevrolet Tahoe to
go onto roadway shoulder. Tahoe
rolled over and the roof crushed in
killing the front seat passenger
child. Recovery from rental car
agency whose failure to properly
maintain the Tahoe contributed to
the roof failure. |
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Confidential
Settlement
Auto Product Liability case
against General Motors
The roof of a Chevrolet pickup
crushed during a roll over accident
in Mexico, resulting in the death of
an adult daughter. |
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Confidential
Settlement
Break System Failure against
Freightliner
Freightliner cement truck's brakes
failed on a downtown Los Angeles
commercial street, resulting in a
quarter mile path of destruction and
permanently disabled the truck's
driver. |
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Confidential
Settlement
Auto Products Liability case
against Ford Motor Company
Front seat system failed which
resulted in the death of a child
rear seat passenger in a 30 mile an
hour rear end impact auto accident.
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Confidential
Settlement
Defective Throttle against Yamaha
(Motorcycle)
Manufacturer's production defect
caused a motorcycle (in a sanctioned
off stadium dirt track race) to
stick "full throttle open". The
defect caused the death of the
rider. |
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Confidential
Settlement
Seat Belt
Failure against Nissan & $1,335,000
Settlement with At Fault Driver
Auto accident in Riverside County
included the failure of the client's
seat belt anchor in a 1994 Nissan.
Prosecuted a lawsuit against Nissan
Motors (of Japan and America) on a
products liability claim seeking
compensatory and punitive damages.
The seat belt anchor system was
designed so weak that it showed "a
conscience disregard" for the safety
of the seat belt user. Settled with
the "at-fault" driver who caused the
initial accident and ultimately
Nissan Motors. |
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Confidential
Settlement
Insurance “Bad Faith” against
UNIUM and Provident Insurance
Provident Insurance refused to
continue disability payments after
the insured had been injured in an
auto accident. Settled in Federal
Court. |
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Confidential
Settlement
Auto Product Liability case
against Suzuki Motors
Winds caused driver to lose control
of Suzuki Samuri. As a result the
Samuri rolled over and a teenage
passenger was killed. |
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Confidential
Settlement
Auto Product Liability case
against General Motors for roof
failure (roof crushed in on driver)
and against a brake shop for brake
failure in a Chevrolet pickup.
Driver sustained a spinal injury
when the truck’s brakes failed and
the truck went off the side of a
mountain road and the roof crushed
in on the driver’s head. |
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Confidential
Settlement
Auto vs. Auto accident
Defendant was uninsured. Client’s
uninsured motorist insurance carrier
refused to pay her claim. We won a
policy limit award at the uninsured
motorist arbitration. Due to her
insurance company's “bad faith” and
negligence in handling her claim, we
sued the insurance company. The
“bad faith” claim was
settled for a “confidential amount”.
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$3 Million+
Motorcycle
vs. Auto
Accident
Client’s previous attorney insisted
that client settle case for the
$15,000 policy limit of the
negligent auto driver. Case was
eventually settled for cash up
front, an annuity (a stream of
guaranteed payments for life) and
payment of the workers’ compensation
insurance reimbursement rights.
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$3 Million
This settlement was obtained
after the plaintiff’s (injured
person’s) previous attorney advised
that his claim was worth only
$15,000!
Man on a motorcycle was hit by a
car by a driver, who it was
eventually determined, was on the
clock for a beer distributor when
the accident took place. Previous
attorney never uncovered this fact.
Mr. Bisnar settled the claim with
the beer distributor. The total
recovery included $750,000 in up
front cash, all medical expenses
paid, Workers' Compensation liens
satisfied, and an income for life
(future value of the "income for
life" exceed $2,000,000).
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$2,815,958
Case against the builder of a
fence on a construction work site
The fence collapsed and injured
two workers. One of the wives of the
workers had also lost consortium
rights. |
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$2.5 Million
Premises Liability
case
against the State of California,
Department of Parks and Recreation.
State was negligent in the
maintenance of trees at Lake Perris.
A eucalyptus tree limb fell on a
park visitor causing paralysis.
Client’s previous law firm, after
representing client for eight
months, told the client she “had no
case” and gave her back her file.
She then brought it to Bisnar |
Chase.
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$2 Million
Settlement with CalTrans
Failure to erect a guard rail on 57
Freeway in Los Angeles County
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$1,425,000
Auto accident caused by dangerous
condition left on the freeway by
CalTrans contractors, resulting in
the death of two teenagers.
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$1,050,000
Premises Liability
case
against a restaurant and the
building’s owner for negligent
maintenance of an elevator.
A 93 year old women tripped on the
miss-leveled elevator as she was
exiting and suffered a broken hip.
Case settled on the first day of
trial.
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$825,000+
Bus vs.
Pedestrian on-the-job
injury
Victim suffered a concussion.
Settlement also included Metro Link
pay additional funds to reimburse
workers’ compensation insurance
company.
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$750,000
Auto
vs. Auto accident.
Bisnar|Chase collected total of defendant’s
insurance and then arbitrated
client’s uninsured motorist claim.
Her insurance company insisted that
she was not entitled to the full
policy limit until moments before
starting the binding arbitration
with the threat of an insurance bad
faith case hanging over their heads.
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$700,005
Jury Verdict - Fifteen year old
lost vision in one eye due to being
shot with a paint ball by an on duty
Edison Company employee on Edison
property.
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$550,000
Settlement with CalTrans
Failure to erect a guard rail on
I-15 in San Diego County.
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$520,000
Auto Accident Case against
CalTrans
Building materials from freeway
construction site hit plaintiff’s
car. CalTrans freeway construction
contractor initially denied
liability. Extensive discovery
uncovered a cover up of evidence by
the CalTrans contractor who then
settled just before trial.
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$514,000
Premises Liability
vs.
CalTrans
Client’s previous attorney
insisted that he settle for
CalTrans’ offer of $40,000 due
in part to derogatory evidence of a
personal nature against the client
and the costs of going to trial.
Case settled on the first day of
trial after Bisnar|Chase successfully argued pre-trial
motions to exclude the personal
derogatory evidence at trial.
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$500,001
Settlement - Low Back injury due
to a dangerous stairway in common
area of a condominium complex.
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$500,000
Auto vs. Auto
Clients previous attorney
recommended settling for less than
$200,000 after a surgery. Uninsured
motorist claim settled for $500,000
with questionable causation and
injuries plus recovery from
defendant driver.
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$425,000
Assault and Battery on a BMW
dealer’s general manager by former
NFL player.
Settled on the fourth
day of trial. Post concussion
syndrome.
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$360,000
On-the-job auto accident which
caused whiplash.
Client's injury
escalated due to improper physical
therapy.
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$300,000
Auto vs.
Auto accident
An elderly client had been
represented by former attorney for
over six months without any results
or forward movement. We took over
the representation, conducted our
investigation, gathered the
evidence, made her claim and settled
it for policy limits, twenty times
more than she was expecting, in less
than two months from beginning her
representation.
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$300,000
Road design defect
against CalTrans.
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$300,000
Auto
vs.
Pedestrian
Defense contended that our client
was negligent in “J” walking,
stepping out into the street in the
face of an on-coming vehicle and was
attempting to commit suicide when he
stepped into the street. The defense
settled for their policy limit
rather than risk us winning an even
greater amount at trial.
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$292,000
Wrongful death
auto accident.
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$275,000
Judgment against the owner of a
dog who bit a young boy in the face.
$25,000 of the money was a
settlement against the
owner/landlord and leasing company
of the premises where the dog was
housed and where the boy was
attacked.
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$250,000
Trucker delivering to Carl’s Jr’s
Anaheim warehouse worker was injured
by a forklift driver while on
loading dock. The case was taken
over from previous attorney who was
not equipped to go to trial.
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$250,000
Premises Liability
,
closed head injury.
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$250,000
Legal Malpractice
case
against client’s former attorney who
failed to file her auto products
liability case before the stated
deadline.
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$200,000
Auto
vs. Parked
Commercial Vehicle Death of daughter passenger in auto
that ran into illegally parked
semi-truck. Parents refused to
accept settlement offered during
trial which was Multiple times
higher. |
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$185,000
Class action lawsuit against a
cellular phone company for changing
employee compensation plan and
failing to pay bonuses
previously earned. |
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$165,000
Auto vs. Auto accident
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$150,000
Plaintiff injured while walking
through his condominium parking lot
to his unit at night.
Pipes attached
to the top of a plumbing truck
created a hazard in the dark.
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$140,000
Auto vs. Auto Accident
Settled auto claim on behalf of
injured party for the $100,000
policy limit and then collected
$40,000 additional for a family
member who was traumatized by
witnessing injury (Dillon claim).
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$137,000
Auto vs. Pedestrian.
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$125,000+
Slip & Fall
Case Against
Wal-Mart Before the trial defense
attorneys boasted that they had
NEVER lost a Wal-Mart case and they
would go up on appeal it they lost.
Jury awarded $125,000 and
Wal-Mart appealed. Wal-Mart
eventually settled appeal paying
more than the original jury award.
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$109,000
Award in Premises Liability
Salon chair collapsed injuring
patron leg. Infection and scarring
resulted. |
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$101,000
Legal malpractice against
attorney who dropped client’s case
and gave her the wrong date by which
she had to file a lawsuit.
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$100,000
Dog Bite
Postal worker received a minor bite
and psychological injury due to
incident. Policy limit. Bisnar |
Chase has handled numerous postal
worker, meter reader, pool service,
UPS and FedEx dog bite cases. These
people are exposed to dangerous dogs
on a daily basis. |
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$100,000
Minor
girl bitten on the head
and neck under the hairline by a
dog.
Bisnar|Chase also recovered for her 12 year
old brother and mother who were both
traumatized by witnessing the event
(Dillon Claim). Actual ultimate
recovery much higher due to funds
being paid through an annuity when
the children are of college age.
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$100,000
Auto vs. Auto accident
Bisnar|Chase has dozens of case histories
of $100,000 policy limit recoveries.
Our systematic approach to cases
in general and auto accident cases
particularly, positions our clients
to recover policy limits by exposing
the defendant’s insurance company to
a judgment potential in excess of
the policy limit, in which case they
would be forced to pay the entire
judgment, regardless of their policy
maximum limits. |
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$100,000
Minor Girl Bitten by Neighbor’s
Dog
Received policy limit. Settled less
than ninety days from the date of
injury. Bisnar|Chase has a history of numerous
policy limit dog bite case
recoveries, especially on the behalf
of children. This one is unique
because we recovered the policy
limit in such a short time.
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$100,000
Auto vs. Pedestrian, policy
limit. |
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$100,000
Auto vs. Auto, policy limit.
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$100,000
Dog bite (mother’s dog), policy
limit. |
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$100,000
On-the-job auto vs. auto
accident, policy limit.
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$100,000
Auto vs.
Auto - surgery
recommended, policy limit.
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$100,000
Auto vs. Auto
$1,200 property damage to
plaintiff’s vehicle. Previous
attorney insisted that client settle
for the $7,500 being offered by
defense insurance company. |
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$100,000
Auto vs. Auto, policy limit on
both third party and under insured
motorist policy. |
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$90,000+
Construction site accident
against general contractor and land
owner, both of which denied any
liability whatsoever.
Recovery
included waiver by workers’
compensation carrier of
reimbursement. |
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$93,703
Auto vs. Auto. $500 in property
damage.
Exposed policy limit and
insurance company was forced to pay
entire judgment, which was in excess
of the auto insurance policy limit.
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$90,000
Premises liability
against Victoria Secrets retail
store for injuries sustained when a
display item fell and injured
shopper.
Previous attorney suggested
abandoning case due to the
complexities and the liability
issues. |
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$75,000
Dog bite
to minor child
by grandparent’s dog. |
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Auto vs. Auto - Major
pre-existing injuries. |
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$75,000
Auto vs. Auto.
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Auto vs. Auto, meniscus surgery.
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$60,000
Slip & Fall at a McDonalds’.
Broken elbow. |
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$56,000
Auto vs. Auto accident - meniscus
surgery.
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you or your loved ones is the
victim of a personal injury,
auto accident or wrongful death
in Riverside County and are
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