$763,782
Hate-Motivated Assault
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Case Details
San Diego Superior Court entered a judgment of $763,782.38 for a UCSD student who was violently assaulted in a hate-motivated attack. The lawsuit, brought under California Civil Code § 51.7 (Ralph Act), involved an Asian American client targeted with racial epithets and physical violence.
Additional Notes
The judgment followed extensive discovery and depositions, discrediting defendants' claims of provocation and gang affiliation. Valerie Garcia Hong was the lead attorney.