Aug 18, 2020
San Diego personal injury attorney John Gomez and his firm, Gomez Trial Attorneys, opened a new office at 27720 Jefferson Avenue in Temecula. Gomez Trial Attorneys was rated 10 out of 10 on Avvo, a lawyer referral service based in Seattle, and has received many other awards, including high rankings among its peers. Additionally, Gomez Trial Attorneys received the Top Lawyers designation for personal injury, insurance litigation, product liability, mass torts, corporate litigation. John Gomez also won San Diego’s Outstanding Trial Lawyer 11 times and made the Top 10 List of the San Diego Metropolitan Magazine.
Additionally, major media outlets have recognized Gomez Trial Attorneys, including The New York Times, BBC, CNN, CBS, NBC, and CBS News.
Gomez Trial Attorneys represents those injured in several types of personal injury accidents, including brain, burn, spinal cord, and birth injuries; premises and products liability cases; medical malpractice; government liability; dog bites; wrongful death; children’s rights; vehicle accidents; aviation accidents; construction accidents; motorcycle accidents; bicycle and pedestrian accidents; sexual abuse cases; medical equipment cases; whistleblower and qui tam cases; sports injuries; food poisoning lawsuits; medication lawsuits; and product recall lawsuits.
While Gomez Trial Attorneys is considered a boutique firm, the firm nonetheless has the resources, ability, and drive to go after cases worth millions. The firm won in the past against large corporations like Johnson and Johnson, Toyota, DePuy, Lexus, Pizza Hut, Starbucks, Omni Hotels, and more.
Some past case results include a $106,356,000 jury verdict in a fraud and negligence lawsuit; a $7,000,000 jury verdict in a wrongful death lawsuit; a $105,000,000 jury verdict in a medical fraud case; a $30,000,000 settlement in a product liability case involving DePuy ASR hips; a $12,300,000 jury verdict in a traumatic brain injury lawsuit; a $13,500,000 jury verdict in an auto accident lawsuit where the plaintiff suffered brain injuries; a $9,500,000 burn injury settlement, and $1,267,500 jury verdict in an elder abuse/real estate fraud case.
The firm has several attorneys and staff members to help those who suffered injuries get the compensation they deserve.
For more information, please call Miranda Varoz at (619) 237-3490.
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