Halkides, Morgan and Kelly
www.reddinglaw.com
The partners of Halkides, Morgan, and Kelley have an impressive record of successful trials. They have represented individuals who are victims of wrongful and or negligent acts of others in personal injury cases. They have also defended public entities that are being sued. They have done and do both--in fact they used to do nothing but defend insurance companies and their insured's, but for the last several years primarily represent plaintiffs as well as public entities.
Halkides, Morgan, and Kelley get their clients the best recovery possible. That is the reason why this firm doesn't hesitate to take a case to trial if the other side doesn’t offer a proper settlement.
Halkides, Morgan, and Kelley believe that doing both plaintiff and defense cases gives their firm a better objective viewpoint with which to evaluate their clients' cases in the beginning, and to work out potential settlement or trial strategies if the case doesn't settle. They know how their opposition works because they've been there!
The firm has a stellar reputation for winning at trial and, in fact, has broken many previously unbreached barriers in the process. For instance, in March 1988, in the published case of Vallier vs. Plett, M.D., the jury awarded $862,000, plus interest, for the FIRST-ever plaintiff medical malpractice verdict in Tehama County.
A few years later, February 1996, they again breached that same barrier in Siskiyou County, where they prevailed and received the FIRST-ever plaintiff medical malpractice verdict in Siskiyou County. Ashe vs. Hamilton, M.D., resulted in a verdict of $102,700, plus interest. In Shasta County, in October 1991, they have also received one of the very few plaintiff medical malpractice awards in the published case of Ashmun vs. Livolsi, M.D..
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