Personal Injury Law
Working with Catastrophically Injured Children
A Question and Answer Session between Albert G. Stoll, Jr. & Jessica Juarez Al Stoll asks Jessica Juarez…. Q. Why do you choose to work for children that have been seriously injured? A. Children have always been a part of my human rights and advocacy work. I enjoy working with children of all ages and…
Read MoreThe Hidden Power of Visiting Other BNI Chapters
Albert Stoll, co-founder of Albert G. Stoll, Jr., a Law Corporation in San Francisco, had met Dr. Kim Makoi, a chiropractor, when they were both members of the Business Builders BNI Chapter in 2004. After visiting that chapter a few times, Al’s partner, Walter A. Haynes IV, also got to know Dr. Makoi. Now,…
Read MoreHow Saving The Thai Soccer Team Was Like The Defective Heater Recall
This may sound like a bit of a stretch, but what do the globally covered Thai Soccer Team rescue and the well-publicized Defective Heater Recall have in common? Both were teams of people facing incredible odds –– one team had to negotiate miles of flooded, darkened caves in a remote area, with young boys who…
Read MoreHow The Stoll Law Corporation Pursued Heater Recall Witnesses Across The US
Read the behind-the-scenes story of how Albert G. Stoll and Walter A. Haynes IV kept tabs on discovering evidence and finding witnesses across the country. Earlier this year, the Albert G. Stoll Law Firm in San Francisco settled a huge lawsuit against a leading oil-filled radiator heater manufacturer. That company had created more than…
Read MoreClosed Business: A Multi-Million Dollar San Francisco BNI Success Story
How did members of two San Francisco BNI Chapters – partners in a personal injury law firm – each recently report $1.8 million in closed business? A referral from a former Business Network International member that became the catalyst for an a wide-reaching lawsuit. A case worthy of “CSI” meets “Law & Order”. A substantial…
Read MoreSan Francisco Law Firm Wins $9 Million Defective Oil-Filled Heater Lawsuit Settlement
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, June 8, 2018 / PRNewswire / — Albert G. Stoll, Jr. | A Law Corporation, has obtained a complete victory in a $9 million settlement against the manufacturer of defective oil-filled heaters in a settlement six days prior to going to trial. A Defective Heater Caused A Christmas Night Fire. The focal…
Read MoreUnsafe Left Turns: A hazard to San Francisco bicycle riders.
Left Turn Bike Accident animation. This video illustrates one of the most common hazards to bike riders in San Francisco. The inattentive or careless driver who turns left in front of a bicycle rider proceeding straight.
Read MoreBicyclist Kills Pedestrian, Pleads Not Guilty
On July 15, 2008, a bicyclist traveling northbound through the intersection of The Embarcadero and Mission Street ran a red light and struck and killed a pedestrian. The victim, Dionette Cherney, was visiting from Washington, D.C. She had the right of way and was crossing . She died of head injuries a month later. The…
Read MoreVoters Pass Bond Measure To Repair SF Streets
On November 8th, San Franciscans passed a bond measure to repair the streets of San Francisco. The bond measure will inject $248 million to repair both streets and sidewalks throughout the city. According to an article in the SF Examiner, “The $248 million bond measure includes $148 million for street repaving, $50 million for…
Read MoreBicyclists and Taxis To Share Bike Lanes
According to a San Francisco Examiner article (found here), the SF MTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) has recently allowed taxis to use bike lanes to pick up and drop off passengers. Naturally, this has caused positive and negative reactions. Proponents argue that this will allow passengers to enter and exit taxis safely. Passengers no…
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