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Feher Law, APC Feher Law, APC specializes in an array of injury cases with a focus on brain, spine and catastrophic

10/17/2026

Seven years of Feher Law deserved a celebration, and our team brought its best (and most questionable) golf swings to Topgolf last week. Great food, plenty of laughs, and a cake that said it all.
 
To every client who trusted us, every colleague who sent a case our way, and every team member who shows up for our clients every day—thank you. You’ve helped make these seven years what they are.
 
Here’s to seven more! 🥂
 

She didn’t fall. Something fell on her.Our client was attending an event, doing nothing more dangerous than standing in ...
10/16/2026

She didn’t fall. Something fell on her.

Our client was attending an event, doing nothing more dangerous than standing in a room, when a large speaker mounted on a stand came down and struck her in the head.

The damage went well past the injury anyone could see that night. She suffered a traumatic brain injury, disc bulges and disc desiccation in her cervical spine, and lasting neurocognitive deficits: memory impairment, diminished concentration, forgetfulness, and real difficulty multitasking.

We worked this case alongside our co-counsel, Alexis Gamliel of Gamliel Law.

That last part is the part people underestimate. A brain injury doesn’t always show up in a photograph. It shows up when you can’t hold on to a conversation you had an hour ago, or when work you used to do on autopilot suddenly takes everything you’ve got.

Venues and event operators are responsible for the equipment they hang over people’s heads. Speakers on stands are supposed to be secured, weighted, and inspected. When that doesn’t happen, someone standing in the crowd pays for it.

If equipment failed and you were hurt, you deserve to know what your case is worth. You pay nothing unless we win.

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

She didn’t fall. Something fell on her.Our client was attending an event, doing nothing more dangerous than standing in ...
10/15/2026

She didn’t fall. Something fell on her.

Our client was attending an event, doing nothing more dangerous than standing in a room, when a large speaker mounted on a stand came down and struck her in the head.

The damage went well past the injury anyone could see that night. She suffered a traumatic brain injury, disc bulges and disc desiccation in her cervical spine, and lasting neurocognitive deficits: memory impairment, diminished concentration, forgetfulness, and real difficulty multitasking.

That last part is the part people underestimate. A brain injury doesn’t always show up in a photograph. It shows up when you can’t hold on to a conversation you had an hour ago, or when work you used to do on autopilot suddenly takes everything you’ve got.

Venues and event operators are responsible for the equipment they hang over people’s heads. Speakers on stands are supposed to be secured, weighted, and inspected. When that doesn’t happen, someone standing in the crowd pays for it.

If equipment failed and you were hurt, you deserve to know what your case is worth. You pay nothing unless we win.

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

A “mild” TBI can still become a record verdict.Webinar Tomorrow, October 13th, 10:30am PST.In this Trial Lawyers Univers...
10/13/2026

A “mild” TBI can still become a record verdict.

Webinar Tomorrow, October 13th, 10:30am PST.

In this Trial Lawyers University webinar, Tom Feher will walk through the strategy behind a $20.7 million verdict in a heavily disputed brain injury case, from case development and expert preparation to simplifying medical evidence and dismantling the defense narrative.

For trial lawyers handling cases where the injury is minimized, misunderstood, or aggressively challenged, this is a practical look at what moved the jury.

Registration link in bio.

This was a hotly contested auto versus pedestrian case. The defense claimed the entire incident was the Plaintiff’s faul...
09/25/2026

This was a hotly contested auto versus pedestrian case.

The defense claimed the entire incident was the Plaintiff’s fault. Tom Feher and Alex Ballard tried the liability phase first and a jury found the defendant 68% at fault for the incident.

After the verdict, the parties were able to reach a resolution short of trying the damages phase for $1.525 million for our client’s physical and emotional injuries. 

Throwback to CAALA Vegas 2026Tom Feher took the stage with “Experts for the Auto Case,” a deep dive into working up expe...
09/19/2026

Throwback to CAALA Vegas 2026

Tom Feher took the stage with “Experts for the Auto Case,” a deep dive into working up expert testimony and cross-examining the defense expert. Later that day, Sandy Luu presented “Workplace Jeopardy: An Intro to Employment Law.” Two rooms, two sides of what we do every day: personal injury and employment law.

In between sessions we got to catch up with some of the best trial lawyers from all over the country. The conversations in those hallways are where referrals, co-counsel relationships, and better results for clients actually start.

And the best part: real time together as a team, capped off with dinner at Mother Wolf.

To everyone who sat in on the lectures or grabbed us between sessions: thank you. Same time next year.

The defense called it “mild.” The jury returned $20.7 million.How do you prove a traumatic brain injury when there was n...
09/16/2026

The defense called it “mild.” The jury returned $20.7 million.

How do you prove a traumatic brain injury when there was no loss of consciousness, no visible physical injury, and the defense disputes nearly every aspect of the case?

Join Tom Feher for an exclusive Trial Lawyers University webinar:
⚖️ Anatomy of a Record Verdict: Building and Trying a Disputed Mild TBI Case

Tom will take you inside the litigation and trial strategies that transformed a fiercely disputed injury claim into a record $20.7 million verdict, including:
• How the case was developed for trial
• How the defense narrative was dismantled
• How complex medical evidence was simplified for the jury
• How experts were prepared and presented
• How the client’s story was built into a compelling case for full justice

This is more than a case recap. It is a practical roadmap for developing, presenting, and trying the difficult cases the defense believes it can minimize.

Come learn the strategies. Take them with you. Use them in your own cases.

Two cases. Two No. 1 settlements. Feher Law was recognized by TopVerdict.com on its 2025 “Number 1 Settlements” in Los A...
09/12/2026

Two cases. Two No. 1 settlements.
 
Feher Law was recognized by TopVerdict.com on its 2025 “Number 1 Settlements” in Los Angeles County list for:
 
$7,000,000 settlement — After jail medical staff delayed care for a rapidly worsening condition, our client suffered permanent injuries, including partial paralysis, leading to a federal civil rights case over constitutionally inadequate medical treatment.
 
$4,000,000 settlement — After reporting workplace sexual harassment, our client was fired in retaliation, and Feher Law secured a $4 million settlement holding the employer accountable for both the harassment and wrongful termination.
 
We are proud to be recognized for results that reflect hard work, strategic advocacy, and a commitment to standing up for our clients when it matters most.
 

Our client, a long term employee, was struggling with health problems when he requested time off from work to get treatm...
09/09/2026

Our client, a long term employee, was struggling with health problems when he requested time off from work to get treatment. 
 
While he was out on medical leave, his employer terminated his employment. California law prohibits employers from discriminating against employees because of a disability or medical condition. It also prohibits retaliation against employees who request accommodations they are legally entitled to. 
 
Our client exercised his rights. His employer punished him for it. We made sure that did not stand.
 
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
 
(310) 340-1112 | feherlawfirm.com
 

Feher Law will be at CAALA Vegas 2026 with two speakers on Friday, September 4. Tom Feher, Esq. will present “Experts fo...
09/01/2026

Feher Law will be at CAALA Vegas 2026 with two speakers on Friday, September 4.
 
Tom Feher, Esq. will present “Experts for the Auto Case (Including Cross-Exam of the Defense Expert)” from 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM PDT.
 
Later that day, Sandy Luu will present “Workplace Jeopardy: An Intro to Employment Law” from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM PDT.
 
We look forward to seeing everyone in Las Vegas.

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