Justin King is recognized as one of the preeminent personal injury litigation attorneys in the Inland Empire. Justin has built his reputation, one case at a time, by vigorously and compassionately representing injury victims against insurance companies and Justin has achieved numerous six and seven figure results for his clients.
Justin has an AV Preeminent Peer Review rating from Martindale-Hubbell which is the highest rating a lawyer can receive for legal ability and ethical standards and is reserved for just 8 percent of lawyers nationwide. In 2015, Justin was named by the National Trial Lawyers to its list of Top 40 Under 40 Civil Plaintiff Lawyers and in 2016 the National Trial Lawyers named Justin to their list of Top 100 Civil Plaintiff Trial Lawyers. In 2017, Justin was named a Southern California Rising Star by Super Lawyers Magazine and as a Top Attorney in Southern California (Rising Star) by Los Angeles Magazine. Learn more about Justin H. King here.
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The Press-Enterprise recently released an online article in which a woman recently died after a car crashed into her as she was a passenger in a car, on the early morning of October 18th. The crash was reported just after 1 a.m. on Mountain View Avenue and Base Line, the driver that hit the woman and then drove off but police soon caught up with him and were able to arrest him. Police records indicate he was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and hit-and-run, both very serious criminal offenses in California. The woman was...Continue Reading...
A slip and fall can be a very serious form of an accident. A slip-and-fall is the legal term for an accident that can occur when a person slips, trips or falls resulting from adangerous or hazardous condition on another’s property. There are several ways in which a slip and fall accident can occur. Some of these accidents are the result of:A wet floor such as spilled liquids, ice, or snow.Abrupt changes on the floor such as uneven pavementsPoor lightingOther hidden hazards, such as unexpected holes on the groundWhile most people have...Continue Reading...
Car Accident in the Inland Empire Results in Fatal InjuriesThe Press-Enterprise reported the final outcome of the case of Michael Dwayne Hughes, in a recent article. The 34-year-old man was sentenced to 45 years to life in prison after a massive accident that resulted in the death of three people. Hughes was under the influence on the night of January 8th, 2013 when he broadsided a PT Cruiser that turned in front of his car. As a result of going 63 miles per hour in a 55 zone, and breaking suddenly when the PT Cruiser made an illegal left turn...Continue Reading...
The Press-Enterprise recently reported in an article about a woman injured by broken glass and other debris early Saturday, October 28th, after someone fired a gun into a car. Police officers responded to the area of 21st and E streets after receiving a report of a shooting around 1 a.m. Saturday morning. They found the woman, and took her to a local hospital to ensure she received the proper medical attention for her injuries. Medical personnel did confirm it was just flying pieces of glass that caused her wound and not a bullet. So with regard...Continue Reading...
On October 12, 2017, The Sun posted an article in which President Trump’s reversal for public-private partnerships was discussed. The article stated Trump’s change of mind for a proposed $1 trillion worth of infrastructure improvements was because he did not believe that certain partnerships between the private sector and federal government would work. However to many this is the only way to fix the problems of free-way congestion and road imperfections because private investors are willing to provide...Continue Reading...
