Khashayar Law Group

$1.3M

Title Insurance Claim

This was a case where our client provided funds as a lender to a person who forged documents as an owner of a home in Orange County. Once we found out it was fraud, we made the title insurance claim on behalf of your client and the title insurance company denied coverage. After over a year of litigation we established that our client was one of the victims of this fraud and he was provided full amount of his coverage.

$20,000

Breach of Contract

Our client was being sued by her HOA for $20,000,000 for defamation for writing bad things about the HOA on multiple websites. We argued that this was her first amendment right and they cannot prevent from expressing her opinions, as its her right to freedom of speech. So we filed and anti-SLAPP and were awarded our fees in addition to getting the actual case settled for our client.

$2.3M

Rear End Collision

This was a serious two-vehicle collision on a highway in Arkansas, where the Defendant, driving an armored truck at 65 MPH, lost control and collided with our client’s 18-wheeler truck. The force of the impact caused our client’s truck to veer off the road and tip into a ditch. The Defendant was found at fault, and the employer, Garda, admitted liability, acknowledging that the Defendant was acting within the scope of employment at the time. The collision left our client, the Plaintiff, with severe injuries, leading to significant physical and emotional trauma. Prior to the accident, our client was a healthy and active 27-year-old, enjoying a fulfilling personal and professional life. However, the crash caused extensive damage, requiring multiple surgeries, including an ACL repair and two back surgeries. These injuries have drastically altered his life, causing chronic pain, depression, and a loss of enjoyment in activities he once loved. In light of the severity of the injuries and the long-term implications, the case had significant value. After many months of litigation work, and a two-week long trial, the jury came back in favor of our client for $2,250,000 verdict.

$2M

Trucking Accident

This case involved a major collision on highway I-505 in Vacaville, CA, where a Petetractor driven by an employee of Sprinter Trucking, Inc., rear-ended a sedan driven by our clients. The truck driver was acting within the scope of his employment, making Sprinter Trucking vicariously liable for his actions. The incident occurred on October 2, 2019, when the defendant, traveling at approximately 60 miles per hour, took his eyes off the road for 10-15 seconds to check his side rearview mirror. During this time, he failed to notice our clients' vehicle in front of him, resulting in a collision that caused significant damage and severe injuries to both the driver and passenger. The force of the impact thrust our clients' vehicle off the road, where it came to rest against a barbed wire fence. Witnesses at the scene confirmed the defendant's inattention as the cause of the crash. We alleged in the complaint that the defendant's negligence, including driving at unsafe speeds and failing to pay attention to the road, directly caused the accident. Our clients sought compensation for their medical expenses, pain and suffering, loss of income, and other damages resulting from the incident. As a result of the collision, both of our clients sustained severe physical injuries and emotional distress, with one suffering significant spinal damage and other injuries requiring extensive medical treatment. Both plaintiffs continue to endure the physical and emotional consequences of the crash. After a year and a half of legal proceedings, we successfully settled the case for our clients, securing $2,000,000 in compensation.

$4.5M

Trip Slip & Fall

Mark Lehn Brownlee, a resident of San Diego, filed a lawsuit against the City of San Diego for injuries sustained from tripping over a raised section of the sidewalk on September 13, 2018. The lawsuit alleged that the City of San Diego owned and managed a property on Diamond St., San Diego, where a tree's roots had caused the sidewalk to become uneven. Despite prior attempts to repair the sidewalk with asphalt, the repairs were done negligently, leaving a hazardous ridge that caused Brownlee's fall. The City of San Diego is also held accountable for failing to properly maintain the sidewalk and provide adequate lighting. The complaint further claims that the City was aware of the sidewalk's dangerous condition but did not take appropriate measures to fix it or warn the public. As a result of the fall, Brownlee suffered severe injuries to his head, shoulder, knee, and wrist. Brownlee was seeking damages for his injuries, medical expenses, pain and suffering, loss of income, and other related costs. The complaint included causes of action for premises liability, negligence, and negligent hiring, supervision, and retention of the third party responsible for the inadequate repairs. After a 3-week trial, the jury found the City at fault for negligence and premises liability and awarded our client with a verdict of $4.5M.

$4M

Motorcycle Accident

In 2018, at the 100 block of Mile of Cars Way, National City, CA, our client’s husband, driving a courtesy van owned by the Frank Defendants, failed to yield to the Decedent's right of way while he was riding his Yamaha motorcycle. This breach of duty led to a collision between the van and the motorcycle, violating Vehicle Code Section 21801(a). As a result, the Decedent was thrown from his motorcycle, suffering massive head injuries upon impact with the road. These injuries, characterized by multiple blunt force traumas, caused the Decedent immense physical and emotional suffering, ultimately leading to his death after a period of prolonged agony. Due to the fact that the Decedent survived the aforementioned collision for some period of time, our client was entitled to all damages to which the Decedent would have been entitled had he not succumbed to his injuries. Though this was an extremely difficult liability case and Defendants did not take any responsibility, our legal team secured a $4M settlement for our deserving clients.