David D Mordekhov, Personal Injury Lawyer

David D Mordekhov, Personal Injury Lawyer Personal injury, product liability, premises liability, car accidents.

01/15/2025

Во вторник присяжные в штате Вашингтон обязали компанию Monsanto выплатить $100 млн четырем истцам, которые заявили, что пострадали от токсичных химических веществ (ПХБ) в школе недалеко от Сиэтла.

Monsanto — это американская агрохимическая и биотехнологическая компания, основанная в 1901 году. Она изначально занималась производством химических веществ, но позже стала известна как лидер в области производства генетически модифицированных организмов (ГМО), гербицидов и агрохимикатов.

С 1935 по 1977 год Monsanto производила ПХБ, которые широко использовались в электротехническом оборудовании, красках и других промышленных материалах. В 1979 году ПХБ были запрещены в США, так как доказано их негативное влияние на здоровье человека и окружающую среду.

Вердикт, вынесенный во вторник после двухмесячного судебного разбирательства, стал частью серии процессов против химической компании, связанных с предполагаемым загрязнением в образовательном центре Sky Valley в городе Монро, штат Вашингтон. Monsanto, приобретенная Bayer в 2018 году, заявила, что будет добиваться отмены вердикта или снижения «чрезмерных» компенсаций.

Суд установил, что Monsanto намеренно скрывала информацию о ПХБ. Присяжные присудили $25 млн компенсационного и $75 млн штрафного ущерба.
Ранее более 200 человек – студентов, сотрудников и родителей – заявляли, что у них развились рак, заболевания щитовидной железы и другие проблемы со здоровьем из-за ПХБ, содержащихся в осветительных приборах школы.

Monsanto утверждает, что уровни ПХБ в школе были безопасными по данным Агентства по охране окружающей среды и что администрация школы проигнорировала предупреждения о необходимости модернизации старых светильников.

12/24/2024

As we close out the year, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on what an incredible journey 2024 has been at Injury Law Group Northwest. This year, we recovered over $13 million in compensation for our clients - victims of injuries, accidents, and medical mistakes. But for us, it’s never just about the numbers. Each case represents a life we’ve touched, a family we’ve helped, and a chance to bring meaningful change to someone’s future.

I’m so proud of the team and the work we’ve done together. And as always, none of this would have been possible without the trust and support of our clients and community - you.

12/11/2024

The ongoing saga of the proposed $24.6 billion merger between grocery titans Albertsons and Kroger took another dramatic turn this week. On Wednesday, Albertsons filed a lawsuit accusing Kroger of failing to use its "best efforts" to secure regulatory approval for their blockbuster deal. This move comes just a day after two separate judges blocked the merger, citing antitrust concerns and potential harm to competition in the grocery industry. Albertsons alleges that Kroger's lackluster approach to navigating regulatory challenges has jeopardized the deal, leaving the future of the planned acquisition uncertain.

12/10/2024

Kaya Clementine Breen, a 20-year-old UCLA student, has filed a lawsuit against two California doctors, including Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy of Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, alleging they pushed her into an "irreversibly damaging" gender transition when she was just 12 years old. According to the lawsuit, Breen was dealing with significant mental health struggles and a history of sexual abuse, yet was allegedly "fast-tracked" into transitioning to male without receiving the therapy she desperately needed. Breen argues that the medical professionals overlooked critical factors in her care and instead rushed her into life-altering medical interventions.

Breen's lawsuit is sparking heated conversations about the care standards for transgender youth and the ethics of transitioning minors. Her case highlights concerns that some clinics may prioritize speed over individualized care, raising questions about whether vulnerable youth are receiving adequate mental health evaluations before undergoing irreversible procedures. The outcome of this case could have profound implications for medical practices nationwide and the rights of young patients.

11/01/2024

Национальная администрация безопасности дорожного движения США проводит расследование производителя автомобилей Tesla по фактам многочисленных автомобильных аварий со смертельным исходом. Система «Полного самоуправления» автомобилей (простонародье известная как «Автопилот»), не справляется с автономным пилотированием в условиях плохой видимости. Расследование охватывает более 2 миллионов автомобилей Tesla с 2016 по 2024 годы.

В последние годы компания Тесла проходила ответчиком по многочисленным гражданским искам, связанным с гибелью водителей и пешеходов. Например, в апреле этого года компания достигла конфиденциального соглашения в судебном процессе, возбужденном семьей Уолтера Хуанга, инженера Apple, который погиб в 2018 году, когда его Model X столкнулся с бетонным барьером. Так же, в прошлом году был подан коллективный иск против компании Tesla, в котором утверждалось, что автопилот не соответствует заявленным характеристикам и полагавшиеся на него водители подверглись опасности. В иске указывалось, что Tesla рекламировала автопилот как технологию, близкую к полностью автономному управлению, хотя фактически система не способна самостоятельно обрабатывать сложные дорожные ситуации.

Тем временем, Илон Маск объявил о планах на производство полностью автономных автомобилей к следующему году, подчеркнув стремление компании к развитию нейросети и робототехники, в условиях усиливающейся конкуренции и замедления роста продаж.

10/11/2024

OpenAI has requested a California federal judge dismiss Elon Musk's allegations that the company and its leadership committed fraud by transitioning from a nonprofit to a for-profit model. Musk's claims center on his contention that OpenAI's leadership acted deceptively in making this organizational shift. However, OpenAI argues that Musk's lawsuit is a misuse of the legal system, aimed not at addressing legitimate grievances but at gaining a competitive advantage. According to OpenAI, Musk's actions are driven by his personal interests following the launch of his own AI venture, which competes with OpenAI in the growing artificial intelligence market.

In its motion to dismiss, OpenAI asserts that Musk is seeking to manipulate the courts to undermine a business competitor, rather than pursuing claims grounded in actual legal wrongdoing. The company contends that its transition to a for-profit structure was not fraudulent, and that Musk’s allegations are an attempt to distort the facts in light of his competing interests. OpenAI further argues that Musk’s involvement in the AI industry, particularly through his competing venture, is a significant factor in his legal strategy. The company is urging the court to reject the lawsuit as an improper use of judicial resources.

10/02/2024

Texas personal injury attorney Tony Buzbee announced plans to file civil lawsuits against Sean "Diddy" Combs on behalf of 120 plaintiffs from across the U.S., alleging they were sexually assaulted by the rapper. Buzbee, known for representing high-profile cases, stated that these plaintiffs have come forward with claims spanning a significant period. The legal actions will focus on holding Diddy accountable for the alleged misconduct, which reportedly took place in different locations over several years. The announcement has garnered attention due to the number of plaintiffs involved and the serious nature of the accusations.

09/26/2024

A California appellate court has upheld a $10 million jury verdict, holding a school district accountable for a tennis coach’s sexual abuse of a student. The court ruled that the trial judge did not err in allowing evidence of the coach’s inappropriate behavior with other students, reinforcing the importance of accountability and protection for vulnerable students. This ruling serves as a reminder that schools must maintain strict oversight and be proactive in ensuring the safety of their students.

09/24/2024

A plaintiff who previously secured a $900 million sexual battery verdict against her former employer, Alki David, has agreed to a reduced award of $90 million. David, known as the founder of FilmOn and an heir to the Coca-Cola bottling fortune, was facing a retrial for damages after the initial verdict was reviewed by a California state court. According to the plaintiff's legal team, she opted for the reduced figure to avoid the uncertainty and strain of another trial.

This verdict stands as a significant statement of accountability, even at its adjusted amount, and reflects the plaintiff's courage in seeking justice.

Six families have filed lawsuits in Maryland federal court following the tragic March collapse of the Francis Scott Key ...
09/23/2024

Six families have filed lawsuits in Maryland federal court following the tragic March collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, which claimed the lives of six workers. The lawsuits target the companies responsible for the cargo ship that caused the collapse, seeking justice for the devastating loss of their loved ones. This legal action marks a significant step in holding those accountable for the deadly incident and bringing closure to the affected families.

Several major companies in the video game industry, including Microsoft Corp., Nintendo of America Inc., Activision Bliz...
09/19/2024

Several major companies in the video game industry, including Microsoft Corp., Nintendo of America Inc., Activision Blizzard Inc., and Roblox Corp., have filed motions to dismiss a lawsuit that claims they intentionally designed their games to be addictive in order to maximize profits. The companies argue that the case should be dismissed on the grounds that their games are protected under the First Amendment, which safeguards creative and expressive content. The lawsuit, which accuses the companies of exploiting addictive game mechanics, has brought to the forefront concerns about the impact of video games on mental health. However, the companies maintain that their games fall under free speech protections, and as such, the claims cannot proceed in court.

09/18/2024

Residents and individuals impacted by the Norfolk Southern train derailment and subsequent toxic chemical spill in East Palestine, Ohio, last year are seeking final approval from an Ohio federal court for a $600 million settlement. This settlement includes $162 million earmarked for attorneys' fees. The plaintiffs, consisting of local residents and others harmed by the environmental disaster, aim to secure compensation for the wide-reaching damage caused by the incident, including long-term health risks, property damage, and community disruption. Approval of this settlement would mark a significant step in addressing the ongoing consequences of the spill.

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