The Mason Firm's New Wesbite and Blog Officially Launches
August 7, 2019
San Diego Based Personal Injury Lawyers
The Mason Firm is a San Diego based personal injury law firm that represents the victims of catastrophic injuries. We help those who have been injured in car accidents, trucking accidents, pedestrian accidents, motorcycle accidents, slip-and-falls, sports concussions, injuries and school, and more. Check out our updated wesbite at www.TheMasonFirm.com
for more information.
Our attorneys are experienced and knowledgeable personal injury lawyers who use their experience on the defense side to fight for victims of personal injury accidents. Contact us at 619-819-7600
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Recent Blog Posts
The Mason Firm obtained a $4.5 million confidential settlement in a birth injury case involving claims of medical negligence and serious injury to a child.
Rideshare accident cases can involve app records, trip receipts, driver status, multiple insurance policies, and disputed coverage. The steps taken after the crash can make a major difference.
Learn when a California injury case may require a government claim, including cases involving public entities, dangerous public property, buses, schools, and jails.
Learn when a nursing home fall may be considered neglect in California, including fall-risk assessments, care plans, supervision failures, dementia, and fatal falls.
Learn what evidence matters after a California truck accident, including ELD records, driver logs, maintenance files, video, black box data, and witness evidence.
Learn how jail medical neglect cases arise in California, including denied medication, delayed treatment, jail deaths, civil rights claims, and family legal rights.
Learn who may file a wrongful death lawsuit in California, what damages may be recovered, and how wrongful death differs from a survival action.
The Mason Firm obtained an $8.5 million jury verdict in a wrongful death case involving San Diego MTS and passenger safety on a public bus.
Learn how California’s 90-day notice requirement works in medical malpractice cases and why timing matters before filing a lawsuit.
Learn when negligent post-surgical follow-up may support a California wrongful death medical malpractice claim after surgery.
