WALKER, HAMILTON & KOENIG
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An AV-rated San Francisco law firm with a practice devoted exclusively to trial and trial preparation on behalf of plaintiffs in matters of personal injury, wrongful death, insurance bad faith, and employment-related matters. Our work is performed on a contingency basis, with the firm advancing all costs on behalf of our clients. Our goal is always to achieve the best possible result for the people whom we represent.
$5,858,000 Verdict for Elderly Pedestrian in San Mateo
Skip Walker tried the case of Yao v. Thrasher to a multi-million dollar verdict on October 27. The offer when Skip was first brought into the case was $0. Thereafter, it was raised to $250,000 then $500,000, and then $1,000,000 while the jury was out. Liability was found to rest half with defendant driver, and half with the pedestrian, who was a recent arrival from China. The magazine VERDICT SERVICES made this case “Verdict of the Week.”
$6,000,000 Medical Malpractice Settlement
On the eve of trial, Tim Hamilton and Skip Walker settled the case of Weatherspoon v. CCSF, in which a 40-year-old man was left brain damaged after being overdosed with sedatives while waiting to be treated at San Francisco General Hospital. $850,000 was paid on behalf of the doctors involved and $5.15 million was paid on behalf of the hospital.
Skip Walker tried the case of Yao v. Thrasher to a multi-million dollar verdict on October 27. The offer when Skip was first brought into the case was $0. Thereafter, it was raised to $250,000 then $500,000, and then $1,000,000 while the jury was out. Liability was found to rest half with defendant driver, and half with the pedestrian, who was a recent arrival from China. The magazine VERDICT SERVICES made this case “Verdict of the Week.”
$6,000,000 Medical Malpractice Settlement
On the eve of trial, Tim Hamilton and Skip Walker settled the case of Weatherspoon v. CCSF, in which a 40-year-old man was left brain damaged after being overdosed with sedatives while waiting to be treated at San Francisco General Hospital. $850,000 was paid on behalf of the doctors involved and $5.15 million was paid on behalf of the hospital.
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