Cohen & Marzban - Los Angeles Personal Injury Law Firm

Our client was driving on the freeway when an armored car went out of control and landed on him. The armored car company negligently entrusted the vehicle to the unskilled driver who caused the accident. Our client sustained brain damage.

Driver drove off a bridge.

Our client suffered life-altering injuries when a semi-truck driver fell asleep at the wheel. We utilized the driver's logs and black box data to demonstrate that he had violated federal hours-of-service regulations, holding both the driver and the trucking company fully accountable.

Our client was in a post office located in a strip mall when a vehicle jumped the curb, went through the window, and injured his leg. The concrete parking stops were not properly aligned, allowing the car to jump the curb.

Our client lost both arms while feeding branches into a tree chipper. The manufacturer was responsible for the injury because it had failed to put a safety shut-off device on its machine.

Our client was a passenger in an auto that rolled over because its driver was intoxicated. The client was rendered paraplegic.

10 year old girl saw mother die when drugged out emergency room doctor hit their car.

A truck's brakes failed on a downhill grade, causing a multi-car pileup. The trucking company's insurance offered a low settlement. We took the case to trial and proved a pattern of negligent maintenance, resulting in a verdict that covered our clients' extensive medical needs and lifetime of care.

Man slipped on a banana peel in supermarket causing ankle fracture and surgery.

A driver made an abrupt left turn directly into the path of our client's motorcycle. The insurance company tried to blame our client for speeding. Our accident reconstruction expert proved otherwise, securing a settlement to cover lifelong medical care.

Client burned at barbecue restaurant. Seating was too close to grill.

Client slipped on highly waxed floor in department store – fractured knee and surgery.

Our client, a passenger on a public bus, suffered a severe spinal injury when the driver made a reckless turn at high speed. We proved the transit authority was liable for the driver's actions and our client's injuries.

Our 65 year old client was not in crosswalk while crossing the street and was hit by a police officer.

Our client was injured when she was entering a department store and the wind blew the door shut on her. The store was responsible because the automatic closing device on the door was not correctly installed. Our client had back surgery for injuries suffered in the accident.