Recent Liability Cases Serve as a Reminder of Cameron Y. Brock's Exceptional Skill

The importance of the top personal injury and liability lawyers at the Law Offices of Burg & Brock, Inc. is made clear by the Toyota unexpected acceleration case.

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Aug 29, 2013, 04:06 ET

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 29, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Cameron Y. Brock is well known as the premier motorcycle accident attorney in Southern California. As an experienced and skilled brain injury lawyer, as well as a motorcycle rider himself, Mr. Brock brings an exceptional breadth of knowledge and first-hand experience to every case he oversees; yet, his skillset covers a far broader field than motorcycle accidents. The chief lawyer at the Law Offices of Burg & Brock, Inc., Mr. Brock's insights often prove invaluable when building a case in any field on behalf of those who are victimized by the actions of individuals or companies. That's why, for those seeking the ideal burn injury, wrongful death, product liability or even plane crash lawyer, Los Angeles-based Cameron Y. Brock is always the ideal option.

With the Asiana Airlines plane crash in San Francisco this past July, the need for the type of safety regulations that are often sought by a truly first-rate and dedicated lawyer was made clear once again. However, in August, an issue with possibly even greater repercussions was brought to national awareness once again – the unexpected acceleration case of certain Toyota Motor Corp. vehicles. The case, in which about 85 personal injury and wrongful death acceleration cases have been consolidated, went before a jury for the first time in a California state court in Los Angeles.

Bloomberg reports that Yasuharu and Jeffrey Uno, the widower and son respectively of Noriko Uno, who died in a crash, say Toyota is liable. They claim Toyota didn't install a brake override system in the 2006 Camry that Noriko was driving when it sped through oncoming traffic and into a tree. "Toyota knew this," Mardirossian wrote. "Toyota did nothing to remedy this. Rather, it recalled and added brake override to the 2007 Toyota Camry, but left Mrs. Uno's Toyota Camry on the roadways unsafe and without brake override." As California's preeminent lawyer for cases involving vehicle accidents, personal injury, brain and spinal injuries and various other potentially devastating incidents, Cameron Y. Brock with his team will be watching this case with great interest.

Over the course of more than 5,000 cases, the Law Offices of Burg & Brock, Inc. has maintained a 97% success rate while winning $100 million in damages for their clients – a fact that is a testament to their skill and knowledge as well as their dedication to those who have been victimized. In the current case against Toyota, the plaintiffs should hope their legal counsel is comparable to that of Mr. Brock, as Toyota has already settled by offering over $1.63 million in related cases, and they will likely be fiercely refuting the claims made against them. If you or someone you know has sustained a personal injury, contact the Law Offices of Burg & Brock online at www.legaldefenders.com or call 888-509-2998 today, and look forward to incredible results from a truly first-rate legal team.

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