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Law Office of Marshall Silberberg

Law Office of Marshall Silberberg

3121 Michelson Drive, Suite 525, Irvine, CA 92612, Irvine, CA 92612

2 Attorneys
2 Locations
$103.7M+ Recovered
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About Law Office of Marshall Silberberg

The Law Office of Marshall Silberberg handles personal injury and medical malpractice cases across Southern California, with offices in Irvine and Los Angeles. The firm has recovered over $500 million for clients. Founding attorney Marshall Silberberg established the practice in 2004 after 29 years as a defense lawyer, bringing unique insight to cases. He has tried over 200 medical malpractice cases to verdict. The firm also offers services in Spanish.

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$28.7M

Medical Malpractice

Medical malpractice verdict for a man who suffered a paralyzing anoxic brain injury during a routine 10-minute surgical procedure to remove a fish bone from his throat. The anesthesiologist (Dr. Georgia Bode) changed the plan to general anesthesia, paralyzed and intubated Mr. Leon. The medical team failed to intubate him, limiting oxygen to his brain for 45 minutes. Dr. Bode did not have the drug to end paralysis. She then paralyzed him again when the first drug wore off, causing oxygen levels to plummet and significant brain damage. An emergency tracheostomy was performed, but damage was done. Mr. Leon was left wheelchair-bound and bedbound with a traumatic brain injury. Dr. Bode would not admit liability, leading to a jury trial.

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$15.5M

Auto vs Pedestrian

$9M

Pediatric Surgical Malpractice

Our client, a minor, was treated by a neurosurgeon who, at no point in the doctor-patient relationship disclosed that he was not a pediatric neurosurgeon.

$8.8M

Failure to Diagnose

$8.1M

Birth Injury Case

$8M

Medical Malpractice

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