By Noah Barron
Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - Plaintiffs' lawyer Terry O'Reilly calls eight-figure verdicts "the gold standard" for attorneys, a huge payday that means jurors agreed with his arguments, big time. Awards in the tens of millions are an event for any firm, but two in one month is what he and his partner Mike Danko pulled off in October at O'Reilly & Danko, a three-associate San Mateo personal injury boutique. O'R...
Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - Plaintiffs' lawyer Terry O'Reilly calls eight-figure verdicts "the gold standard" for attorneys, a huge payday that means jurors agreed with his arguments, big time. Awards in the tens of millions are an event for any firm, but two in one month is what he and his partner Mike Danko pulled off in October at O'Reilly & Danko, a three-associate San Mateo personal injury boutique. O'R...
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