Mary Alexander & Associates, P.C.
44 Montgomery Street, Suite 1303, San Francisco, CA 94104, San Francisco, CA 94104
About Mary Alexander & Associates, P.C.
Mary Alexander & Associates, P.C. is a personal injury law firm with offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles, serving clients across California. The firm represents individuals in cases involving motor vehicle accidents, child injury, sexual abuse, nursing home abuse, and wrongful death. They have secured significant results, including over $1.5 billion in a clergy sexual abuse case and a $1.15 billion lead paint class action. Founding Attorney Mary E. Alexander has over 40 years of experience, and the firm operates on a contingency fee basis.
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Notable Case Results
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$1.1B
Lead Paint
Santa Clara Superior Court Judge James P. Kleinberg ordered lead paint companies to pay $1.15 Billion into a fund to remove lead paint from the homes of 10 counties and cities in California. Defendants promoted and sold lead paint for use on homes knowing it is poisonous to children. Ordered into a fund to remove lead paint from homes in 10 California counties and cities.
$305M
Lead Paint
Settlement for the cleanup of toxic lead paint in California houses, ending two decades of litigation. Settlement for lead paint exposure in 10 California counties.
$45M
Car Accident
A San Mateo victim, 41, who had her neck broken, was paralyzed for life, and became a quadriplegic when her car was struck by a driver speeding through a red light. Victim paralyzed and became quadriplegic after being struck by a speeding driver running a red light.
$32.7M
Wrongful Death
An Oakland warehouse fire broke out on December 2, claiming the lives of over 30 people. The warehouse was known as the Ghost Ship. It was a work-live space that more than two dozen people called home. Artists and others, looking for affordable rent in the Bay Area, used the space as their art studio and many people lived there to avoid paying costly rent elsewhere. Settlement for victims of the 2016 Ghost Ship fire.
$25M
Wrongful Death
Wrongful death action for the loss of several family members brought by surviving heir, who was also suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder; settlement included damages for loss of love, comfort and companionship and emotional distress.
$21.4M
Toxic Exposure
Wrongful death case in which two families filed a lawsuit on behalf of two brothers who died from cancer as a result of exposure to the known cancer-causing chemical benzene. Two brothers died from cancer due to benzene exposure at work. Jury deliberated for 3 days.