Faced with a staggering $54 billion budget deficit and a 25 percent unemployment rate due to the COVID-19 shutdown, the Sunshine State is taking steps to gradually reopen and reinvigorate a struggling economy. As businesses within the recreation, travel, and entertainment sectors open, the attorneys of Ellis Injury Law would... Read more »
Black Lives Matter originated as a call to action in response to state-sanctioned brutality and racism more than 7 years ago. The tragic death of George Floyd in Minnesota has catalyzed a movement that continues to fight for liberty, justice, and equality. As Martin Luther King Jr. famously said, “Injustice... Read more »
The attorneys of Ellis Injury Law continue to prove their talent in complex personal injury litigation. These recent settlements speak to our pretrial negotiating skills and unwavering resolve to obtain maximum compensation for clients. We have achieved numerous million and multi-million dollar victories over the past 25 years, and while... Read more »
The novel coronavirus pandemic has deeply impacted every facet of our daily lives. During this unprecedented outbreak, the city of Los Angeles – along with the rest of California — has adopted precautionary measures to curb the spread of COVID-19. Los Angeles Mayor Garcetti’s Emergency Order calls upon residents to... Read more »
For the 2nd consecutive year, Andrew Ellis has been selected for inclusion in the Top 100 Attorneys by the Southern California Super Lawyers®. The rigorous, multiphase selection process employed by Super Lawyers® ensures the most credible listing of outstanding attorneys. Each candidate is independently researched and evaluated on 12 indicators... Read more »
Just before 8 o’clock last Friday morning, Los Angeles County firefighters were called to the SoFi stadium, where a 340-foot crane had reportedly collapsed. Aerial surveillance showed the toppled crane in a dirt lot just outside of the arena. Authorities say there were no injuries but several vehicles were damaged.... Read more »
Last September, the Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) sent letters to 56 oncology patients and their families to alert them of a freezer failure which resulted in the destruction of their child’s stem cells. The blood stem cells were harvested early in the young patients’ oncology treatment for possible future... Read more »
If you live in Southern California, you’ve probably noticed the latest rage in urban transportation – the pay-as-you-go electric scooter. They are convenient, fast and easy to operate, and – best of all—you can find one on just about every street corner. E-scooters are marketed as an eco-friendly alternative to... Read more »
Every year in the U.S., falls account for over eight million emergency room visits, and according to the CDC, nearly 1 million patients are hospitalized for broken bones, head trauma and other fall-related injuries. Whether it happens at a swimming pool, on the job, or while out shopping, a slip and... Read more »
Over a million elders reside in our nation’s skilled nursing facilities, where seniors rely on hired personnel to help them dress, bathe, eat and get their medications. When nursing homes are short-staffed, essential tasks get overlooked and avoidable injury ensues. When staff are overwhelmed and overburdened, it’s the nursing home... Read more »
