Law Offices of Michael C. Murphy
3500 W. Olive Ave., Suite 300, Burbank, CA 91505, Burbank, CA 91505
About Law Offices of Michael C. Murphy
The Law Offices of Michael C. Murphy is a California boutique law firm with offices in Burbank and Westlake Village. Established in 1993, the firm handles personal injury, wrongful death, business law, civil litigation, and other legal matters. Its three attorneys have collectively over 50 years of experience and have litigated over 90 trials. The firm has recovered over $26 million for clients since 2015.
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Notable Case Results
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$1.3M
Trust Law
Legal action brought to recover $1,300,000 belonging to a trust, which was in the possession of an insurance company that refused to release the funds.
$694,000
Fraud
Our client filed a cross-complaint for fraud and breach of fiduciary duty against plaintiffs in a land exchange transaction. A legal malpractice claim was also brought against the client's previous lawyer.
$650,000
Employment Law
Our client, a Vice President of Sales, was discriminated against after taking medical leave for stress and cancer. The employer offered an entry-level position upon recovery, leading to a lawsuit for disability discrimination, failure to accommodate, wrongful termination, and breach of duty.
$450,000
Intellectual Property
Our client sued defendants for breach of contract, fraud, and conversion related to licensing rights for Beatles' Music. Our client paid $45,000 for rights that the defendants did not own.
$410,000
Personal Injury
Our client suffered a permanent foot disability after a motorcycle accident caused by a negligent driver. The client, a military veteran, could no longer run marathons.