Tuesday, March 2, 2010

John M. Feder Personal Injury Lawyer RFTMLaw

Johns tenacity and compassion are unmatched. He develops strong bonds with his clients and their families. Johns boundless energy and his dedication to his clients make for a combination that is difficult to beat. This is reflected in the impressive results he has obtained for his clients over the last 30 years.

Johns compassion is best illustrated by his casework. He represented a family who lost their wife and mother in a motorcycle accident. Feder went to Canada, where the family lived, to learn about the woman the family lost. His opposing counsel recognized his ability to tell their story and the case settled on the eve of trial. The settlement is believed to be the highest result ever for a motorcycle wrongful death case.

As a highly experienced personal injury and wrongful death attorney, Johns has resolved numerous cases involving products liability, medical malpractice, elder abuse, public-entity liability, and trucking and taxi cab accidents. John was President of the San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association in 2007. He was a finalist for the 2010 and 2006 Consumer Attorneys of Californias Attorney of The Year Award, and a finalist for the 2007 Trial Lawyer of the Year award for the San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association.

John is the current state president of the Consumer Attorneys of California. He received the CAOC Presidential Award of Merit in 2009, 2008, 2006, 2005, and 2002 and has served on the Executive Committee and Board of Directors for many years. Feder is a member of the Bar Association of San Francisco, the Attorneys Information Exchange Group (AIEG), and the American Association for Justice. As part of the top five percent of attorneys in the state, John has been included in the California Super Lawyers list every year since 2005.

Feder has written and lectured extensively in the personal injury field for the Consumer Attorneys of California, San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association, and State of California CEB. He served on the faculty of the U.C. Hastings College of Advocacy for many years. Feder serves as a settlement conference panelist for the Marin and San Francisco Superior Courts, as well as the Bar Association of San Francisco. Feder clerked with Judge Donald B. Constine of the Superior Court of California from 1977-1978.

Outside of work John enjoys travelling, waterskiing, bicycling and other outdoor activities with his wife and children. He was an especially proud parent when he recently watched his daughter sing competitively on national television. He is also a rabid Giants and Cal Bears fan.

Case Results

Bicyclist slowing for car struck by another bicyclist

Cathy Cautious v. Bob Bicyclist
Resolution: The case settled for $1.47 million shortly before trial.

Bicyclist struck and killed by big rig

The Ward Family v. Black Trucking
Resolution: The matter settled for the $5 million insurance policy limits before trial.

San Bruno Gas Line Explosion

The Morales Family v. PG&E
Resolution: Confidential settlement.

Collision causes broken kneecap and exacerbates knee injuries

Jane Doe v. Defendant Driver
Resolution: $625,000 settlement.

Elderly pedestrian struck by car in San Francisco

Yu v. Vallindras
Resolution: $1 million settlement.

Motorcycle Accident - Woman Killed by Inattentive Driver

The Buzenus Family v. Red Company
Resolution: $8.75 Million

Industrial ironing press malfunctions burning womans arm

Guevara v. Roe Machine Co.
Resolution: $2.3 million settlement

Man killed by bouncers in dispute at strip club

Doe v. White Strip Club
Resolution: $1.25 million settlement

Pedestrian struck and killed by Muni light rail

The Fan Family v. City and County of San Francisco
Resolution: $2.25 million settlement

Man sustained catastrophic brain injuries as result of high-speed truck collision

Darr v. Matheson Fast Freight
Resolution: $8 million settlement and Darrs employers waiver of a $600,000 workers compensation lien.

Pedestrian struck in defectively-designed crosswalk

Mowatt v. City of Los Angeles
Resolution: $16 million, consisting of an $18 million jury verdict against the City of Los Angeles, reduced to $12.25 million for the Citys comparative fault and a prior $1.625 million settlement, plus over $2 million in costs and interest following defendants unsuccessful appeal.

Pedestrian crossing in unmarked crosswalk struck by limo driver

Carole Roe v. Limo Company
Resolution: $1 million insurance policy limit settlement

Man skiing with son was injured after being struck by snowmobile

John Doe v. Ski Resort Co.
Resolution: $1.6 million settlement

Mother suffered permanent brain damage when burn ICUs personnel failed to protect her airway

Sherri v. Hospital, Doctor Doe, and Medical Group
Resolution: $3.6 million settlement

Lacrosse coach Diane Whipple mauled and killed by two dogs

The Diane Whipple dog mauling in San Francisco
Resolution: Confidential settlement

Woman falls down empty elevator shaft

Stacy H. v. Residential Apartment Building
Resolution: $7 million settlement

Elderly man with Parkinsons ended up engulfed in flames as result of nursing homes neglect

Rossie B. v. Roe Nursing Home
Resolution: $2.9 million settlement

Female pedestrian hit by van while crossing street

Knoop v. Roe Brokerage Co.
Resolution: $1.7 million settlement

Young woman killed, brother seriously injured, after being deliberately run down by vehicle

The Levy Family v. Attias
Resolution: Confidential settlement

Husband and father killed when 18-wheeler tractor-trailer rig made illegal turn on highway

The Millison Family v. Federal Trucking
Resolution: $4.6 million settlement

Boy struck and killed by laundry delivery truck

The Lee Family v. Laundry Co.
Resolution: Confidential settlement

Passengers killed when disgruntled airline employee boards plane and shoots crew causing plane crash

The Winters Family v. PSA Airlines
Resolution: Confidential settlement

Small plane taking off in poor weather crashes, killing co-pilot

The Davidson Family v. Means
Resolution: Confidential Settlement

Helicopter crash kills girlfriend of prominent rock promoter

The Doe Family v. Corporate Mobility and others
Resolution: Confidential settlement

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