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About Diego A. Rondon-Ichikawa
Diego is an accomplished attorney and passionate advocate for individuals who suffered harm in the areas of product liability, serious personal injury, employment law, and sexual assault and harassment. Diego began his legal career as a champion for workers' rights. After graduating cum laude from Seattle University School of Law, he received the Leadership for Justice fellowship to work for the National Employment Law Project, advocating for marginalized employees through community organizing, legislative advocacy, and impact litigation.
He also worked at a non-profit representing primarily low-wage, immigrant workers in individual and class action wage and hour cases. Prior to entering private practice, Diego clerked for Justice Debra L. Stephens in the Washington State Supreme Court. Born and raised in Venezuela, he is a native Spanish speaker who also speaks Japanese and Portuguese.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Schroeter Goldmark & Bender
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A King County jury awarded Sherrie Holdsworth $16,674,097 against Scapa Waycross after her husband Kevan, a Camas paper mill worker, died of mesothelioma caused by the company's asbestos-containing dryer felts, the largest asbestos verdict in King County history.
The family of Jackson Reavis, 22, killed at a Wedgwood intersection Seattle knew was dangerous, settled with the City for $6.5 million after evidence showed the City had already allocated funding for protective left-turn signals but abandoned the project before the fatal crash.
The family of Giovonn Joseph-McDade, an unarmed 20-year-old Black man shot and killed by a Kent Police officer in 2017 following a traffic stop for expired registration, settled their federal civil-rights and wrongful-death lawsuit against the City of Kent for $4.4 million in April 2021.
A Multnomah County jury found the Oregon Department of Human Services liable for a child's catastrophic brain injury after a hospital's hotline report of suspected abuse was mishandled and the child was returned home, where he suffered suboxone poisoning and severe abuse nine days later, awarding $29 million that Oregon's tort claims cap reduces to $4.2 million.
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