California Personal Injury and Medical Malpractice Lawsuit News

Consumer Affairs Kaiser Permanente faces a class action lawsuit in California filed by personal injury victim rear-ended in traffic accident. Former patient says that insurance company failed to refund co-payment after victim collected under personal injury award. Plaintiff in the case suffers small, individual damages, but class action status of lawsuit could possibly affect thousands [...]

Bizjournals.com, NC Five medical malpractice cases involving Kaiser Permanente’s now-defunct Northern California kidney transplant program in San Francisco have been settled for a total of $1 million, according to their Irvine-based lawyer, who blamed flaws in .. Topics: California, case, claim, hospital, Irvine, justice, Kaiser Permanente, law, lawyer, malpractice, medical, medical malpractice, news, Sacramento, San Francisco

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Yoichi Shimamoto punched his wife in the face In December 2006, not long after they got off a plane in San Francisco, California. That, of course, was the fault of United Airlines. The Shimamotos (puncher and punchee) have now sued United in a federal court, claiming that the airline is responsible for Mr. Shimamoto’s actions… because United’s employees served him a number of glasses of wine during the course of the flight from Osaka. (One would assume he asked for them, but the report did not say.)