Carpenter, Zuckerman & Rowley

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Carpenter, Zuckerman & Rowley is renowned as one of California’s largest and best Personal Injury law firms.

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Carpenter, Zuckerman & Rowley is one of the largest law firms in the state of California exclusively dedicated to the representation of injured people. We believe it is a lawyer’s highest moral calling to stand up for injured people against the big insurance companies that routinely refuse to take responsibility and only seek to maximize their profits.

CZ&R has repeatedly demonstrated that it has the depth and experience to handle the most complex personal injury, wrongful death, and civil rights cases.

Carpenter, Zuckerman & Rowley consistently achieves multi-million dollar record breaking results on behalf of our clients, including:

$74.525 million for the victim of a birth injury caused by medical malpractice in San Luis Obispo

$38.6 million for a young man who suffered a traumatic brain injury due to a fall from a hotel balcony while intoxicated

$31.6 million for a young woman with a traumatic brain injury in Kern County, California

$17 million for a woman with a traumatic brain injury where she appeared normal to those who did not know her

$13.86 million for a professional fighter who suffered a mild traumatic brain injury after a car crash

$12 million for a young man who suffered a mild traumatic brain injury

$8.3 million judgment for a US Navy Veteran who suffered a penile injury in a San Diego motorcycle crash

$7.6 million for a client when the defense offered only $300,000

$6.9 million for a college football player with a traumatic brain injury when the insurance company offered only $30,000 to settle

$6.1 million for a victim of assault & battery which resulted in a mild traumatic brain injury with normal MRI scans and normal neuropsychological testing

$3.7 million for a patient who was the victim of medical malpractice when the defense refused to settle before trial

$2.25 million for a lifeguard who suffered a back injury after a car crash when the primary defendant offered nothing before trial

$2.1 million for a homeless man who was a victim of a hit-and-run by a garbage truck which the police refused to investigate

$1.5 million for a grocery worker who was injured in a motorcycle collision

$1.23 million for a veteran and former railroad worker who suffered a back injury after a car crash

$1 million jury award for a soft-tissue injury where State Farm offered only $1,400 prior to trial.