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Are Lawyers Who Advertise on TV Good Lawyers?

Some personal injury lawyer websites warn people to stay away from personal injury lawyers who advertise on TV. They claim that personal injury lawyers who advertise don't do trials and just settle personal injury cases cheaply. That is simply not true. Why Do Those Websites Warn Against Personal Injury Lawyers Who Advertise? Simply because those lawyers don't advertise on TV and are trying to get people who found their website to call them instead of a lawyer who advertises on TV. This article is written to provide the truth about personal injury lawyers who advertise. Interestingly, lawyer websites warning people to stay away from personal injury lawyers who advertise are themselves advertising. If they have business cards or a website, that's advertising, and it's regulated as advertising by attorney ethics rules. They usually rail against personal injury lawyers on TV and billboards because they don't have the money for advertising. But while they're not adver…
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$7.5M Settlement In Golf Cart Accident For Death Of Autistic 15-year-old

This golf cart accident did not happen at a golf course but at a school where the 15-year-old Manny Perez attended special education classes. The golf cart was used by school employees, yet Manny Perez, who was autistic, was able to get on the golf cart, start it, and operate it. Unfortunately, he crashed the golf cart causing his death. Manny's mother Micaela Sanchez CoronA lawsuit was filed against the Orange Unified School District in California by Attorney Robert Glassman, Esq. The school district agreed to pay a $7.5M settlement to improve golf cart safety and remove older dangerous golf carts. We congratulate Manny's mother, Micaela Sanchez Corona, and her attorney Robert Glassman, Esq., for making the school district agree to improve golf cart safety at the school.
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$9 Million For 22-yo Killed By DUI Driver On Marijuana

$9 million was awarded by a jury to the family of 22-year-old Pedro Pasillas-Delgado, who was killed by a driver under the influence of marijuana (cannabis). Pedro Pasillas-Delgado's car was hit by a Ford F550 being driven by, Corey Lee, an employee of Consolidated Materials. Corey Lee cause the car accident when he ran a stop sign driving the Ford F550 through the intersection and colliding with Pedro Pasillas-Delgado's car. Corey Lee was arrested and charged with reckless homicide and driving under the influence of cannabis in a crash resulting in death. Consolidated Materials admitted that their driver caused the accident and offered a settlement of $3 million, which was rejected, resulting in the trial with a jury verdict of $9 million. According to the family's attorneys, Brian L. Salvi and Eirene N. Salvi of Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard in Chicago, $9 million is the highest jury verdict on record in Boone County. What's The Difference Between Marijuana…
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