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About Richard Barker
Rich Barker is a trial lawyer and partner at Singleton Schreiber's Northwest Office, where he seeks justice for wildfire victims, survivors of domestic and sexual abuse, and people injured in Washington and Oregon. After more than a decade as a federal prosecutor holding powerful institutions accountable, Mr. Barker now brings that courtroom experience to bear for his clients, having tried more than 40 cases to verdict in federal and state courts across the country. He leads the Fire Litigation practice group for the Northwest Office and represents school districts from across Washington State in social media addiction litigation against technology companies.
His litigation and advocacy have been featured in The New York Times, the Daily Beast, the Washington Post, and The Guardian. Mr. Barker currently serves as an adjunct professor at Gonzaga University School of Law, teaching Trial Advocacy, and serves on the Executive Committee for the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Judicial Conference. He received his J.D., magna cum laude, from BYU Law School in 2008.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Singleton Schreiber
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A Miami federal jury found Tesla 33% liable for a 2019 Key Largo crash that killed a 22-year-old woman and severely injured her boyfriend, awarding $243 million including $200 million in punitive damages in the first federal trial over a fatal Autopilot accident.
A San Diego County jury awarded $16,420,725 to Jane Neely after a diseased tree branch broke from a state-maintained oak and fell across State Route 79 near Warner Springs, crushing the 75-year-old motorcyclist beneath it and leaving her permanently paraplegic.
A federal jury awarded $85 million against San Diego County after deputies tased, beat, and hogtied Lucky Phounsy during a 2015 mental health crisis; the county later settled for $12 million after the judge vacated the wrongful-death damages and ordered a new trial on that portion.
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