Law Practice
Mar. 23, 2006
Dominguez v. City of San Francisco - $27.4 million
PLAINTIFF POWER - Elizabeth Dominguez, a 4-year-old San Franciscan, died instantly and violently when a city worker driving a Muni repair truck plowed her into a pizza parlor in the city's Mission District.
Elizabeth Dominguez, a 4-year-old San Franciscan, died instantly and violently when a city worker driving a Muni repair truck plowed her into a pizza parlor in the city's Mission District.
At the time, her mother, her classmate Monica Valenica and Valencia's grandmother were walking the two young girls home from school.
They ...
At the time, her mother, her classmate Monica Valenica and Valencia's grandmother were walking the two young girls home from school.
They ...
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