Brayton Purcell News

Linda Mayberry, a resident in a southern California nursing home, took to the internet after the COVID-19 pandemic shut down normal life in much of the world. She began to notice that vulnerable residents were beginning to get sick despite...

 

On Thursday of last week, Gil Purcell, Jennifer Alesio, and Jason Rose won the Trial Lawyer of the Year award at the San Francisco Trial Lawyer Association’s 16th annual gala! Brayton Purcell LLP is so proud to have these dedicated...

Recently, three Brayton Purcell LLP attorneys were nominated for the San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association’s Trial Lawyer of the Year award. Gil Purcell, Jennifer Alesio, and Jason Rose have been recognized for their exemplary trial work in 2014. Mr. Purcell...

Here at Brayton Purcell LLP, we are happy to extend our energies and resources to many Bay Area non-profit organizations working to make a difference in the Marin County community and beyond. Year after year, our employees volunteer hundreds of...

The Daily Journal announced their Top Verdicts for 2014, and a Brayton Purcell LLP win was included in the list! Whalen v. John Crane Inc. was selected in the Top Plaintiffs’ Verdicts category. In late October 2014, Brayton Purcell LLP...

In what the Utah Supreme Court called “a case of first impression,” Brayton Purcell LLP has helped  pave the way for families of deceased victims who are searching for justice within the state. Adjusting to life after losing a loved...

We have had an amazing year here at Brayton Purcell LLP – from volunteering at local nonprofits to defending victims in the court room, we have managed to keep ourselves quite busy. Want to see our most memorable cases of...

The Brayton Purcell LLP team is made up of 45 attorneys and over 220 support personnel in three different states. Providing unparalleled service to our clients is our main goal, but that begins with ensuring that all employees share the...

Recently, an Alameda jury awarded a verdict against John Crane Inc., an asbestos packing and gasket manufacturer. The jury found John Crane guilty of negligence, defective design, and the failure to warn Mr. Robert Whalen of the dangers of their...