C&F Partner Sets New Precedent with Rare Verdict in Bicycle Hit-And-Run Case
C&F Partner Ross Hirsch achieved a rare verdict in a bicycle hit-and-run case in which he represented an injured cyclist/victim, Ed Magos. The driver was sentenced to 90 days in jail, and has been ordered to pay nearly $20,000 to cover Magos’ medical bills and lost wages. The verdict has been celebrated by the city’s cycling community, as jail time is rare for bicycle hit-and-runs. Read more about the victory in a Los Angeles Times article here.
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