Rafii & Associates, P.C.

$40M

Bus Accident - Wrongful Death/Brain Injury

In the early morning of May 21, 2014, our client and her mother were passengers on a bus on their way to Los Angeles for Arizona. Our client was just 12 days old at the time. Our client's mother was bringing our client to meet her family for the first time. While traveling down the I-10 a tracker trailer jack-knifed, causing cargo to spill across the highway. The driver of the bus our client was on failed to stop and as a result, the bus lost control and overturned. Our client sustained severe injuries, the worst of which was a skull fracture that caused significant swelling. Our client's various medical physicians all agreed that even at such a young age, our client had and will continue to suffer from a brain injury. Our litigation team was able to establish the bus driver's and bus company's negligence and obtain an arbitration award of $40 million.

$1.8M

Premises Liability / Negligent Construction

Fall Off Balcony due to Design Defect/Negligent Construction case result.

$2.3M

Premises Liability

Fall From Tree on Residential Property case result.

$2.3M

Construction Accident - TBI

Scaffolding Fall Resulting in Traumatic Brain Injury case result.

$3.5M

Personal Injury - DUI Accident

Our firm successfully settled a serious personal injury case involving a minor. The client was a passenger in a friend's vehicle when a DUI driver violently struck another car before crashing head-on into theirs. The impact was so severe that airbags deployed, and the vehicle rolled over twice. Despite the traumatic nature of the crash, we fought to ensure our client received the compensation and justice he deserved.

$3.1M

Premises Liability - Sledding Accident

Our firm proudly secured a settlement for a client who suffered devastating injuries while on a getaway in Big Bear Cool Cabins. During a sledding trip, our client unknowingly collided with a concealed tree trunk buried under the snow. His left foot and leg were shattered into 20 pieces. Over the following months, he endured extensive procedures, including the insertion of 17 screws and 3 plates to reconstruct his leg.