The Daily Journal has recognized the American Airlines toxic uniform case as one of its Top Verdicts of 2025 — and we couldn’t be prouder of the team that made it happen. In this landmark bellwether trial, an Alameda County jury awarded five flight attendant plaintiffs $18,600,000 against manufacturer Twin
After eight years of hard-fought litigation, Kabateck LLP and co-counsel have secured a $13 million settlement on behalf of thousands of GoWireless retail sales employees who were systematically underpaid commissions. The settlement received final approval in Nevada State Court last week. The wage-and-hour case challenged GoWireless’s systematic underpayment of commissions
Congratulations to our co-counsel and lead trial attorney Dan Balaban at Balaban & Spielberger LLP, and our own team at Kabateck LLP, for their outstanding work securing an $18,600,000 verdict on behalf of just five plaintiffs against Twin Hill in the American Airlines toxic uniform case. Working as co-counsel, Brian
The Kabateck LLP trial team, led by Brian Kabateck with the support of senior associate Shant Karnikian, secured a landmark $57 million settlement providing transformational compensation to hundreds of low-income Southern California mobile home park residents who now have the means to relocate into safer living conditions. Kabateck LLP obtained
Kabateck LLP was co-lead counsel in historic litigation that resulted in tens of millions of dollars for families of victims of the Armenian Genocide. The Marootian v. New York Life Insurance Company (Case No. CV99-12073 CAS, United States District Court, Central District of Los Angeles) class action is the oldest
Kabateck LLP settled a case for $20.2 million dollars against Coca-Cola. The class action lawsuit was pursued on behalf of current and former employees of Coca-Cola Bottling of Los Angeles for Coca-Cola’s failure to provide legally required meal and rest periods. Do you have a similar case you would
Kabateck LLP obtained a settlement of over $27,000,000.00 in a lawsuit filed against Nationwide Property and Casualty Insurance Company. The lawsuit alleged that Nationwide had a company-wide policy of terminating rental car benefits prematurely, in breach of contract. Specifically, Plaintiffs alleged that their respective Nationwide insurance policies contained a provision
With the representation of Brian Kabateck, homeowners in California’s Santa Clarita Valley, whose homes were damaged by defective pipes, filed a class action lawsuit against developers, suppliers, plumbing contractors, manufacturers and water softening companies. This case was settled for $41 million dollars. The homeowners alleged that foreign-made galvanized pipes prematurely
Kabateck LLP attorneys were successful in recovering over $250 million in settlements associated with damage and insurance bad faith claims related to the 1994 Northridge earthquake. Kabateck LLP attorneys have been involved in numerous published appellate court opinions relating to the Northridge earthquake litigation, including Parkview Villas Ass’n, Inc. v.
In March, 2005, Kabateck LLP filed a class action complaint in Los Angeles Superior Court (Epson Ink Cartridge Cases) against Epson America, Inc. The complaint alleged Epson installed a chip in its printers that prematurely blocked the printer from functioning while there was still a substantial amount of ink remaining