Don’t be the judge and jury at the same time. Consult an experienced attorney before deciding whether you should pursue a car accident lawsuit. While you may be partly responsible for a car accident, the key to prevailing is proving that the other party is also to...
Zoloft, the most widely prescribed antidepressant has been linked to dangerous birth defects. Pfizer, the manufacturer of Zoloft, is accused of promoting the drug to pregnant women who suffer from anxiety and nausea even though Zoloft is linked to birth defects such...
The Kitsinian Law Firm settles a car accident case for $70,000.00. Client suffered a rib injury when another vehicle failed to yield to oncoming traffic and made an improper turn in front of her. The insurance company was not offering any money to settle the case. KLF...
Brain injuries are devastating, life-changing and often not obvious to the normal observer. That is why traumatic brain injuries (TBI), are sometimes described as invisible injuries. If you know someone who has suffered a brain injury, you understand the devastating...
Drug Alert: Xarelto is a blood thinner that was developed to reduce blood clots and has recently been found to have the severe side effect of uncontrolled internal bleeding. When bleeding occurs near a major organ, such as the brain, lungs or kidneys, blood flow to...
The Kitsinian Law Firm is pleased to announce that attorneys, Nareg S. Kitsinian, Esq. and Vanna T. Kitsinian, Esq. have been selected to the 2015 Rising Stars list by SuperLawyers. Each year, no more than 2.5 % of the lawyers in the state of California are selected...
Fighting for justice. The Kitsinian Law Firm’s Nareg Kitsinian, Esq. in collaboration with trial team members from CAALA’s Plaintiffs Trial Academy Rhett Francisco, Esq., Michelle Iarusso, Esq. and CAALA member Tom Adams, Esq. overcame tremendous odds to obtain an...
The Truth About Testosterone Testosterone is a steroid hormone that stimulates development, most commonly in men. Studies indicate that men taking testosterone are at a high risk of heart attacks, strokes and other heart related illness. Research has further shown...
