Schaar & Silva LLP
518 Ocean Street, Suite A, Santa Cruz, CA 95060, Santa Cruz, CA 95060
About Schaar & Silva LLP
Schaar & Silva LLP is a California law firm handling personal injury and civil rights cases. The firm represents clients in auto, bicycle, pedestrian, truck, and motorcycle accidents, along with slip and fall incidents, dog bites, product liability, and wrongful death. Co-founded by attorneys Dan C. Schaar and Eva Silva, the firm has secured numerous six, seven, and eight-figure verdicts and settlements for clients across California. Schaar & Silva LLP offers free case reviews and operates on a contingency fee basis.
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Notable Case Results
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$15.3M
Catastrophic Burn Injury
Verdict on behalf of our client who suffered 2nd and 3rd degree burns over 44% of his body as a result of a gasoline explosion at work.
$6.8M
Auto v. Bicycle Collision
Verdict on behalf of our client who was sideswiped by car while maneuvering around dangerously recessed manhole cover. Our client suffered a serious brain injury (TBI). This verdict was the largest reported verdict for a bicyclist in the State of California in 2017, and is the largest verdict for an injured bicyclist in Santa Cruz County history.
$6M
Auto Collision Wrongful Death
Policy Limits Settlement for the Wrongful Death of a young child who died as a result of a commercial vehicle rear-ending the vehicle is which he was a passenger.
$6M
Slip/Fall
Settlement on behalf of our client who slipped on a freshly mopped floor at a Jack-in-the-Box restaurant and suffered a Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI).
$3.5M
Auto v. Pedestrian Wrongful Death
Verdict on behalf of the family of an 87-year old man who was killed while walking in a crosswalk. This verdict was achieved during the COVID pandemic.