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About Roy Huntsman
Roy Huntsman is an attorney at McGee Lerer Ogrin, a California personal injury law firm. Since 2000, he has primarily focused on personal injury and wrongful death cases, having personally settled more than a thousand claims throughout his career.
Before his law career, Huntsman worked as a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy for thirteen years. He also owned and managed his own law office for twenty years.
His practice covers personal injury, wrongful death, wills, trusts, probate, Social Security disability, taxes, business litigation, contracts, elder law, insurance bad faith, civil rights claims, and sexual and child abuse claims.
He earned his B.A. in Economics and Asian Studies from Brigham Young University (BYU) and his Juris Doctor from Ventura College of Law. He is a graduate of the Trial Lawyer's College.
He is admitted to practice law in California and Utah.
Proven verdicts and settlements at McGee Lerer Ogrin
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McGee Lerer Ogrin represented 14 of the 124 survivors whose claims were resolved in a $122.5 million settlement with the City of Santa Monica over decades of child sexual abuse by a PAL volunteer the city failed to stop.
In a landmark April 2023 ruling, California's Second District Court of Appeal reversed dismissal of a pedestrian trip-and-fall lawsuit, holding that Bird Rides owes a general duty of ordinary care over its dock-less scooters and can be sued when improperly parked scooters injure members of the public.
In November 2019, a Los Angeles Superior Court judge overruled demurrers filed by Lyft and the City of Santa Monica, finding that an 88-year-old woman who sustained five pelvic fractures after tripping over a Lyft scooter in a posted no-deployment zone had stated viable negligence and public-nuisance claims against both defendants.
Catherine Lerer of McGee Lerer, co-counseling with Costell & Cornelius, filed a class action in October 2018 against Bird, Lime, Xiaomi, and Segway on behalf of riders and pedestrians seriously injured by dockless e-scooters deployed across Los Angeles.
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