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Singleton Schreiber Committed to achieving justice for our clients and the community Singleton Schreiber is a plaintiffs’ super-firm. Justice never sleeps

Singleton Schreiber’s broad expertise spans all areas of complex litigation, leveling the playing field and providing greater access to justice for everyone—and most importantly, for regular people who are often overpowered, outspent, and marginalized by big insurance companies and powerful government entities. The lawyers of Singleton Schreiber bring to bear decades of experience in:
-Serious Personal Injury;
-Mass Torts;
-Wildfire Litigation;
-Civil Rights;
-Motions, Writs & Appeals. Whether you are a client looking for an attorney, or an attorney seeking to add muscle to your case, Singleton Schreiber has attorneys available to help: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

Wildfires can move quickly, and when evacuation warnings arrive, there may be little time to decide what to take, where ...
10/16/2026

Wildfires can move quickly, and when evacuation warnings arrive, there may be little time to decide what to take, where to go, or what to do next.

Preparing before a fire is nearby can give you and your family more time to leave safely.

We put together a Wildfire Evacuation Checklist covering what to do when you're Ready, Set, and told to Go, plus important steps for documenting your property and losses after a fire.

Find the full checklist at the link in our bio. Save this post before you need it, and share it with someone who lives in wildfire country.

If you are told to evacuate, leave immediately. If you feel unsafe, don't wait for an order. Always follow instructions from local officials.

Singleton Schreiber is looking forward to the 2026 Consumer Rights Litigation Conference & Class Action Symposium in Atl...
10/14/2026

Singleton Schreiber is looking forward to the 2026 Consumer Rights Litigation Conference & Class Action Symposium in Atlanta, where we’re honored to serve as a Host Committee Sponsor.

Senior Counsel Elizabeth Aniskevich and Attorney Jennifer Yadoo are serving as CRLC Host Committee Co-Hosts, with Elizabeth also joining two panels during the conference.

On Saturday, Elizabeth will discuss Using Social Media to Advance Consumer Justice, exploring how consumer lawyers can use social media to educate consumers, raise awareness of consumer law issues, and support broader economic justice and civil rights efforts.

She’ll return Sunday for Ethical Issues in Class Actions, examining communications with absent class members and other ethical considerations that can arise throughout class action litigation.

We’re looking forward to connecting with consumer advocates from across the country in Atlanta.

10/13/2026

Singleton Schreiber has been awarded with a Top 10 Personal Injury Verdicts 2025 award. The recognition follows a $329 million jury verdict against Tesla in an Autopilot crash case. Brett Schreiber explains that the Autopilot system perceived and predicted what was ahead of it, and did nothing. Before the first ambulance responded to the scene, Tesla had all of the information about how and why the crash occurred. As NBC News reported, it was the first time Tesla was held responsible for safety failures with its Autopilot system, even though the driver admitted he was distracted.

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The best trial lawyers don’t just present facts. They tell stories juries can follow, connect with, and remember.Executi...
10/13/2026

The best trial lawyers don’t just present facts. They tell stories juries can follow, connect with, and remember.

Executive Partner Sara Williams will join Consumer Attorneys of San Diego for The Neuroscience of Storytelling, exploring what brain science teaches us about attention, emotion, memory, and persuasion in the courtroom.

Sara will share practical techniques for turning complicated evidence into narratives that are clear, authentic, and compelling without losing credibility or substance.

We’re looking forward to a lively discussion about storytelling, strategy, and the science behind what makes a case stick.

10/09/2026

Some data centers run anywhere from 450 MW to a gigawatt, which Singleton Schreiber attorney Laura Singleton compares to what a small town draws. She says AI data centers coming into communities are a whole different animal from the traditional ones that have been around since about the 1960s, and that proponents try to make people think that if you bank online, you don’t get to be upset about them.

Laura points to differences in how they use power, water, and land, and in the noise they make. A lot of them are creating their own private power plants to get past grid connection issues, and those plants are going up where communities live, with some oversight but not the same requirements a utility power plant would have.

Her goal is to help communities either keep a data center out, if that is what they want, or negotiate community benefit agreements so they benefit from the development.

10/06/2026

What does a $164 million s*x trafficking verdict tell survivors? A federal jury returned that verdict against a hotel operator. Singleton Schreiber attorney Meagan Dove describes the pattern her team has seen for years in cases against the hospitality industry: rooms rented by the hour, cash payments, guests coming and going all night, and staff who saw the signs and looked the other way.

Singleton Schreiber attorney Katie Llamas says a verdict like this sends two messages. To the hotel and hospitality industry, it shows that choosing not to protect survivors and victims leads to accountability. To survivors, it shows they can come forward, be heard, have someone fight alongside them, and be believed.

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Singleton Schreiber is heading to Washington, D.C. for the Fifth Annual Shades of Mass Conference, bringing together att...
10/05/2026

Singleton Schreiber is heading to Washington, D.C. for the Fifth Annual Shades of Mass Conference, bringing together attorneys and leaders shaping the future of mass tort litigation.

Executive Partner Sara Williams will join the panel “Fueling Growth: Intake and Lead Generation in Mass Tort Cases,” exploring strategies for building referral networks, qualifying cases, and strengthening mass tort practices.

Partner Danielle Ward Mason will speak during “Mass Tort Case Updates (Part 2),” covering developments across several emerging dockets, including social media addiction, Depo-Provera, talc, GLP-1/Ozempic, California wildfires, and video game addiction litigation.

We’re looking forward to the conversations, connections, and continued work toward greater representation in mass tort leadership.

📍 Washington, D.C.
📅 October 8–10

The Jackson Advocate recently featured Managing Partner of the Southeastern Region Letitia Johnson and her leadership of...
10/03/2026

The Jackson Advocate recently featured Managing Partner of the Southeastern Region Letitia Johnson and her leadership of Singleton Schreiber’s new Impact Litigation & Policy Group.

The new group is designed to investigate emerging environmental, public health, consumer, and community harms that may not fit neatly within traditional areas of law. Working alongside scientists, researchers, community members, and other experts, the team will develop legal strategies aimed at addressing complex and evolving issues.

As Letitia shared with the Jackson Advocate, the goal is to do the groundwork needed to turn emerging concerns into meaningful avenues for accountability.

Read the full article to learn more about Letitia and the work ahead.

A key issue in the Eaton Fire litigation is moving forward.The Daily Journal recently reported on a Los Angeles judge’s ...
10/02/2026

A key issue in the Eaton Fire litigation is moving forward.

The Daily Journal recently reported on a Los Angeles judge’s tentative decision to reject Edison International’s bid to exit the litigation, finding that factual disputes concerning the parent company’s involvement in wildfire-risk management should proceed toward trial.

Singleton Schreiber Partner Paul Starita is among the attorneys representing plaintiffs in the litigation as preparations continue for the first Eaton Fire bellwether trial.

Read the latest coverage in the Daily Journal.

What does it really mean to make a wildfire survivor whole?In a new opinion piece for the Santa Fe New Mexican, Singleto...
09/24/2026

What does it really mean to make a wildfire survivor whole?

In a new opinion piece for the Santa Fe New Mexican, Singleton Schreiber New Mexico Managing Partner Brian Colón argues that recovery from the Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon Fire cannot be measured solely by property damage and expenses that come with a receipt.

Families lost homes, stability, time, and a sense of security. Years later, many are still navigating the compensation process.

Brian examines Singleton Schreiber’s ongoing legal challenges to FEMA’s interpretation of the Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon Fire Assistance Act and why he believes Congress intended the law to fully compensate New Mexicans for what they endured.

Read Brian’s full perspective in the Santa Fe New Mexican.

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