Amy Fisch Solomon, Attorney

Amy Fisch Solomon specializes in the areas of professional liability, toxic torts, products liability and insurance bad faith. She is the President of the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles (CAALA), one of the largest plaintiff lawyers’ organizations in the nation. As a trial lawyer, she has successfully tried over two dozen jury and bench trials in State and Federal courts, and obtained numerous seven and eight figure verdicts and settlements on behalf of her clients. In addition to her busy practice, she is also a mediator, arbitrator and an early neutral evaluator for the Los Angeles Superior Court’s Alternative Dispute Resolution Panel and pro-bono counsel for Loyola Law School’s Cancer Legal Resource Center.

VERDICTS AND SETTLEMENTS:

Settlement, $35 Million – personal injury action against Supermarket on behalf of an 11-year-old girl who suffered extensive brain damage after an improperly maintained light pole fell and struck her on the head.
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Verdict, $6.5 Million – insurance bad faith action against State Farm and Oregon Mutual for failing to honor their respective polices when a 33-year-old mother and her two daughters, aged 12 and 13 were in a car that was struck head-on by a driver. The mother was killed and the two girls suffered severe injuries.
Tiffany v. State Farm Insurance and Oregon Mutual, LASC Case No. C662 615
Verdict, $3.7 Million – auto-accident case
Fleishman v. Roadex, Inc., Los Angeles Superior Court Case No. EAC 065383
Settlement, $2.6 Million – medical malpractice action on behalf of newborn infant who suffered brain damage due to negligent delivery.
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Settlement, $1.7 Million – defendant’s negligent attempt to terminate birth and subsequent failure to identify the failure resulted in newborn infant’s deformity.
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Settlement, $1.5 Million – improper administration of anesthesia during C-Section for 29 year old nurse who suffered brain damage as a result.
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Settlement, $1.3 Million – against Burrtec Waste Industries, Inc. on behalf of a 27 year-old woman, who sustained multiple fractures in an automobile accident caused by an employee of Burrtec.
Culwell v. Burrtec Waste Industries, Inc., San Bernardino Superior Court Case No. RCV RS075536