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Feb 12, 2017
In the article “Food Industry Unplugged,” Food Quality & Safety interviewed Attorney Steven Kronenberg to discuss the Internet of Things (IoT) and how it pertains to the food industry. IoT connects the Internet to devices such as ovens and refrigerators, which allows food industry employees to record and monitor data.
Feb 11, 2017
Elinor Leary and Clifton Smoot filed a lawsuit on behalf of Carlos Perezdeleon against Rush Truck Leasing and Maxon Lift Corporation for negligence, product liability and loss of consortium. The lawsuit alleges that Maxon Lift Corporation designed and manufactured a defective liftgate that was hazardous, and that Rush Truck Leasing failed to maintain the liftgate in a reasonably safe condition and failed to warn the plaintiff that the liftgate was not functioning. The liftgate fell on Carlos’ foot, crushing it.
Feb 09, 2017
In the article “The Gig Economy: Exciting Opportunities, Substantial Risk for Food Manufacturers,” Food Dive interviews Trial Team Leader Craig Peters and Attorney Steven Kronenberg on issues with the gig economy, including economic safety, product quality and employee safety.
Feb 08, 2017
As California’s leading personal injury law firm for more than 40 years, we are pleased to announce our inclusion on the 2017 San Francisco Business Times Top Law Firms list in the Greater Bay Area.
Feb 07, 2017
Founder William Veen and Attorneys Craig Peters, Anthony Label and Andje Medina present at the Western Trial Lawyers Association’s (WTLA) Winter Conference, held at the Sheraton Steamboat Resort in Steamboat Springs, Colorado from February 2-4.
Jan 12, 2017
Trial Team Leader Craig Peters, along with members of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) and the International Academy of Trial Lawyers (IATL), recently traveled to Morocco to attend the opening ceremony of a new dormitory at Berber School, located at the base of the Atlas Mountains.
Jan 11, 2017
Trial Team Leader Elinor Leary and Attorney Alexandra Hamilton filed a lawsuit on behalf of Viktor Fedchuk for negligence against PSP Property Maintenance, whose employee allegedly threw a 20-pound industrial fan/motor from the rooftop, striking Viktor in the head and causing severe injuries. The lawsuit states that during the repair of a rooftop air conditioner, a PSP Property Maintenance employee recklessly threw the industrial fan/motor from the rooftop instead of safely lowering it to the ground. The industrial fan/motor landed on Viktor’s head 25 feet below and resulted in serious head and neck injuries, which could have been prevented had the facility simply taken the proper steps to safely dispose of the air conditioning unit.
Jan 09, 2017
‘s article titled “Investigation and Written Discovery in Roadway Design Cases” was published in this month’s edition of Plaintiff Magazine.
Nov 04, 2016
Four Veen Attorneys Present at 2016 CAOC Hawaii Travel Seminar Andje Medina, William Veen, David Winnett and will present at the Consumer Attorneys of California (CAOC) 2016 Hawaii Travel Seminar from November 26 – December 3 at the Fairmont Kea Lani in Maui, Hawaii. The Veen Firm is also one of the sponsors of the event. Medina, a CAOC board member, […]
Nov 01, 2016
Four Veen Attorneys to Present at 55th Annual CAOC Convention in San Francisco Alexandra Hamilton, Elinor Leary, Craig Peters and are presenting at the Consumer Attorneys of California’s (CAOC) 55th Annual Convention from November 10-13 in San Francisco. Attorney Hamilton will be moderating a panel, “The Art of Persuasion,” which will give insight on jurors’ behavior inside and outside the […]