The defendant, MPBS Industries, sold an unguarded headstock for a meat grinder to the plaintiff’s employer. On December 14, 2010, the plaintiff was operating a sample meat grinder at Central Valley Meat Company when her dominant right hand and then arm were pulled into the unguarded headstock grinder, into the

KBK represented a client who suffered a severe allergic reaction resulting in Steven Johnson’s Syndrome.  KBK brought a case against both the doctor involved in the patient’s care as well as the distributor of the product.  The case settled for a confidential amount. Do you have a similar case you

In the first loft-related construction defect case in Downtown Los Angeles, Brian Kabateck was able to settle a case for $1.3 million dollars for residents of the 20-unit Toy Warehouse Lofts. The residents filed the class action lawsuit against the developer and subcontractors for improper soundproofing and other construction defects.

KBK represented the family of a driver who struck a tractor-trailer that was illegally parked on the side of the highway.  The tractor-trailer filed to have proper hazard triangles/cones which are typically required when parking on the side of the highway.  The driver died as a result of the accident. 

Our firm secured a confidential settlement for a man who lost sight in his right eye because of a defective airbag. On May 15, 2010 the plaintiff was a belted passenger in a 1997 Dodge Caravan that was being operated by Margarito Rivas Oscar Lopez. A vehicle driven by Alexis