Latest Firm News

• Litwack v. Sierra Tucson
  Sierra Tucson treatment center must make improvements in its care or lose its state license. The firm represents the family of a doctor who died during a stay at Sierra Tucson. Read more »
• Cuthbertson v. LACMTA – Los Angeles Times
  The lay minister was on his way from his Compton home to a church in Long Beach in 2009 when he fell between two cars, mistaking the gap for a door. He was crushed as the train left the station. Read more »
• Barber v. Mossy Ford
  Case of three young sons whose parents sustained fatal injuries, resulting in the largest combined verdict and settlement in a San Diego County wrongful death case. Read more »
• Power Balance v. Consumers
  Power Balance being sued for company’s fraudulent advertising of its bracelets, which claim to give users physiological benefits they cannot give, including improved balance, strength and flexibility. Read more »
• Avery v. Southern Section
  The firm represents Michael Avery in his appeal hearing with a CIF state appeal panel in his bid to gain a hardship waiver this season after transferring from Montverde Academy in Florida. Read more »
• Hunt v. Southern Section
  The firm represented a Mater Dei high school student in his fight to play football after transferring to a new school to escape violence in his hometown. Read more »
• Robert Crenshaw v. Land O’Lakes, Inc.
  Land O’Lakes to Pay $6.45 Million for Injuries From 2009 Auto Accident. Read more »
• Vega Family v. Verizon
  $7 Million Awarded to Vega Family for Wrongful Death Claim Against Verizon. Read more »
• Family of Michael Jackson v. AEG
  Panish Shea & Boyle LLP is representing the family of Michael Jackson in the wrongful death suit against Anschutz Entertainment Group, Inc. (AEG) and its subsidiaries and principals. Read statement »
• Carlos & Kaylie, minors v. Sea-Doo Bombardier, et al.
  The firm is representing four teenagers and their families after the teenagers were seriously injured when a Sea Doo exploded. Read more »
• Food Network’s Iron Chef Mario Batali Sued
  Panish Shea & Boyle LLP brings wage and hour class action against Mozza LLC and Mario Batali. Read more »
• Yoon v. Boeing
  Don Yoon, a University City man whose wife, two baby daughters, and mother-in-law were killed Dec. 8, 2008, when a Marine Corps jet crashed onto their home, has sued the government and Boeing for negligence. Read more »

More PS&B In The News

• Panish Vindicates Family in Police Cover Up
• Record $21 Million Verdict for Iraq War Veteran
• Long Beach Truck Accident (in Spanish) – Watch Video

• The Recorder – California’s Million Dollar Verdicts – Crenshaw v. Land O’ Lakes Inc.
  Case was featured in the April 25th, 2011 edition of The Recorder’s California Million Dollar Verdicts. Read more about case»
• Southern California Super Lawyers 2011
  All firm partners of Panish Shea & Boyle LLP were named as 2011 Super Lawyers. Read more »
• Top Verdicts of 2011- Crenshaw v. Land O’ Lakes Inc.
  Panish Shea & Boyle LLP featured in the Daily Journal’s Top Verdicts of 2010 for the largest personal injury verdict in King’s County. Read more »
• Southern California’s Best Lawyers 2011 Edition
  Panish Shea & Boyle LLP Selected for Inclusion in Southern California’s Best Lawyers 2011 Edition Read more »
• Panish featured in Southern California’s Best Lawyers Cover Spotlight
  18 Years and Going Strong: Brian Panish profiled by Best Lawyers for his winning streak Read more »
• The Recorder – California’s Million Dollar Verdicts – Nelson v. Hillyard
  Panish Shea & Boyle recognized in the June edition of The Recorder’s Top Verdicts for Nelsen v. Hillyard case. Read more »
• Top 75 Plaintiff’s Trial Attorneys in the U.S.
  Brian Panish is among the 75 top plaintiff’s trial attorneys in the United States as viewed by the defense bar. Read more »
• Loyola Law School Champions of Justice Honors Brian Panish
  2010 Tribute to Champions of Justice Dinner Honoring Attorney Brian Panish Presented by The Civil Justice Program at Loyola Law School Los Angeles. Read more »
• Brian Panish Wins California ABOTA Trial Lawyer of the Year Award
  Brian Panish, trial attorney and partner of Personal Injury Law Firm, Panish Shea & Boyle LLP, has recently won the California American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) Trial Lawyer of the Year Award. Read more »
• U.S. News & World Report / Best Lawyers®
  Panish Shea & Boyle LLP honored as a “Tier 1″ best law firm for plaintiffs personal injury litigation. Read more »
• Personal Injury Litigators of 2010
  Panish Shea & Boyle featured on the cover of Personal Injury Litigators of 2010 Edition of The National Law Journal. Read more »
• The National Law Journal
  Brian Panish and Kevin Boyle Talk About Their Numerous Wins in Air Disaster Cases. Read more »

More Awards & Recognitions

• Fresno California State University Alumni
• Southern California Super Lawyers 2010
• Top 10 Southern California Super Lawyers
• NWA World Traveler

• 6th Annual Pepperdine School of Law Golf Tournament
  Panish Shea & Boyle LLP sponsor tournament which benefits the Global Justice Program. Read more »
• Polos to serve on DePuy Hip Implant Steering Committee
  The Honorable Peter J. Polos (ret.) of Panish Shea & Boyle LLP was selected from more than one hundred attorneys to serve on the Plaintiff’s Steering Committee which will help direct the personal injury litigation against DePuy Orthopaedics, Inc. relating to its recalled ASR Hip Implant systems. Read more »
• Hip Replacement Recall
  Panish Shea & Boyle LLP Investigating DePuy ASR Hip Replacement Recall Claims. Read more »
• Former Fresno State Player Panish donates to Fund
  Former Fresno State footballer (Panish) gives generously to Dan Brown Legacy Fund. Read more »
• The Orange County Register
  Frank and ‘Angels Judge’ take in game. Read more »
• Panish and the Toyota Recall
  Brian Panish appointed to serve on plaintiff’s committee in the Toyota Multi-District Litigation. Read more »

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• The Expansive Reach of Proposition 213
  An article by Robert Glassman featured in the Practice Tips section of the December 2010 issue of Los Angeles Lawyer Magazine. Read more »
• Rehnquist Was Humble, Respectful, With Great Sense of Humor
  A lot has been written and said about Chief Justice William Rehnquist over the last few days – some of it nice, some of it not so nice. Read more »
• Experimenting with the Consumer
  Brian Panish gives his review of Marshall S. Shapo’s book in Trail Magazine. Read more »
• Multiple Choice
  Separate choice of law analysis is required for each legal issue arising in a case. Read more »
• Take Technology to Trial
  To prevail at trial, a lawyer must present a simple, understandable case that makes a lasting impression with the jurors. Read more »
• GM should stop passing the buck
  Richard W. Shapiro… was a member of the trial team that defended General Motors in the Anderson case. Read more »