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Wrongful Termination
Michael Martinucci, M.D. v. Kaiser Permanente
Plaintiff awarded: $11,400,000
Business Dispute/Breach of Contract
Mass Media Solutions Inc. v. KXLA TV 44, Inc.
Plaintiff awarded: $5,215,000
Professional Negligence
Irvin Strub, M.D. v. Kaiser Permanente
Plaintiff awarded: $3,949,580
Age Discrimination
Dan Huffman v. Wonderbread. Plaintiff awarded: $2,699,000
Gender Harassment
Herbst v.
Universal Studios, Inc. Plaintiff awarded: $2,500,000
Professional Negligence
Ararat Badalian v. Mervyn Hillard Wolf
Plaintiff awarded: $1,754,302
Wrongful Termination
Wang v. Sony Electronics, Inc.
Plaintiff awarded: $1,450,000
Disability Discrimination
Esther Cortes v. Montebello Unified School District
Plaintiff awarded: $1,410,709
Wrongful Termination
Jack W. Landis, Jr. v.
Pinkerton, Inc.
Plaintiff awarded: $1,204,838
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The firm of Charles T. Mathews is elite in its field. Their service and professionalism is unmatched. We are glad to have them on our side.
Chris Lee
Chief Executive Officer
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Testimonials
Charles T. Mathews, Esq. has represented me in the past, is currently representing me, and is my only choice for the future. He is a “class act”.
As I sat next to him in court and observed him systematically and tenaciously dismantle the case of my malicious, oppressive, defiant, and prevaracating defendant, I would breathe a prayer of relief and thanksgiving, “Wow, I’m glad he is on MY side!”
Sincerely,
Mark L. Woods, M.D.
| I was a client of Charles T. Mathews, Esq. in a legal proceeding against my employer of 20 years. As one can imagine, it was a time of great stress. Ted Mathews and Jeff Rager were wonderful advocates for me. Their legal talent, professionalism and experience were always avaiable to guide me through a difficult two-year process. My case went to trial and the jury awarded me a judgent in the amount of 2.6 million dollars. Thanks to them, I am now secure in my financial future as well as my emotional one.
Nanci Herbst | I read in the Los Angeles Times that photographer Howard Moorehead had passed away on July 17, 2003. The article noted that Howard was a celebrated and talented photographer who had photographed famous jazz musicians back in the forties and fifties.
What the article did not mention was the fact that Howard was summarily discharged from his position at KABC News when technology changed from film to video. I remember that you represented Mr. Moorehead, along with others, who were discriminated against both on racial and age grounds by KABC's failure to train them in new technology. I remember meeting Mr. Moorehead when I worked for you as a law clerk, and I can still recall today your passion in prosecuting the case based on the unfair treatment against your client.
Sincerely,
George F. Bird, Jr., Esq. | The law firm of Charles T. Mathews, Esq. personally represented me in an employment lawsuit. Ted Mathews and Jeff Rager worked seamlessly and timelessly as a team. They were persistent, polite and in full command of the legal issues regarding my case.
Leroy D. Baca
Sheriff
County of Los Angeles | The firm of Charles T. Mathews is elite in its field. Their service and professionalism is unmatched. We are glad to have them on our side.
Chris Lee
Chief Executive Officer
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