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About Hayden Priebe
Hayden Priebe is a Trial Attorney at Gomez Trial Attorneys in San Diego, where he advocates for individuals who have suffered catastrophic injuries. Born and raised in Washington State, Hayden earned his undergraduate degree in Healthcare Administration from Brigham Young University-Idaho, where he also served as a biostatistics tutor and teaching assistant.
Hayden went on to attend the University of San Diego School of Law, where he distinguished himself as a tutor and teaching assistant for Civil Procedure and Contracts and competed in moot court tournaments. During law school he externed for a federal magistrate judge in the United States District Court for the Southern District of California and clerked for an education defense law firm, gaining firsthand courtroom and litigation experience.
Before entering the legal profession, Hayden worked as a healthcare market researcher, bringing an analytical, detail-oriented approach to his trial practice. He is admitted to the California State Bar.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Gomez Trial Attorneys
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A San Diego jury found Robert O. Young, author of the best-selling book "The pH Miracle," liable for $105 million after he treated Dawn Kali's breast cancer with baking soda infusions and told her to skip conventional care, an award a judge later cut to about $25.9 million.
A Kern County jury awarded William Kidd and his wife Elaine $16.2 million after he slipped at a Bakersfield El Pollo Loco and suffered a brain injury that later required surgery.
A San Diego jury held former county toxicologist Kristin Rossum and San Diego County responsible for the 2000 fentanyl killing of Greg de Villers, awarding his family $106 million in a wrongful death case tried by John Gomez.
A San Diego jury returned a $10.8 million verdict against Pizza Hut after one of its delivery drivers drifted across a center divide and hit a mother and daughter head-on, leaving the daughter with a permanent brain injury.
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