Our parents used to ask us: Would you jump off a bridge if your friends were doing it? Of course not. Even teenagers and young adults, who often feel like they are invincible, recognize that their lives can be dramatically altered, or even ended, in a split second when they hit the rolling water and sharp rock underneath. This typically
The Impulse Problem According to the Federal Communications Commission, “There were 3,179 people [in 2014 who were] killed and an estimated additional 431,000 people wounded in motor vehicle crashes involving distracted drivers. At any given daylight moment across America, approximately 660,000 drivers are using cell phones or manipulating electronic devices while driving, a number that has held steady since 2010,”
**We hope you find this information with our legal perspective informative and not off-putting. This tragedy is so fresh and so horrible that we debated weighing in on it publicly, at all. That said, as Bay Area residents this tragedy is hitting us hard also and given our unique experience with and perspective on tragic events like this, we decided to comment on
I have known Matthew Quinlan for over 10 years and brought two very important and complicated personal injury cases to him. He not only handled both of them very well, he stayed loyal and believed in me, he gave personal attention to every detail so I was able to concentrate on healing and my life. Matt’s associate, Dan Aguilar is
I could not have been any more impressed with Matt and his team and would highly recommend him. About a year ago a car ran a stop sign and hit me while I was riding my bike. I spent a couple days in the hospital and was pretty banged up. Because the insurance company for the driver wouldn’t offer us
I was the blamed party, no one would take my side. I called up Matt and told him my situation and he decided to do the one thing no one else would, he stood up for me. I was in a head on collision and had to obtain shoulder surgery that will really never fully heal. Matt always told me
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