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Emery Ledger

Emery Brett Ledger brings more than 27 years of experience to personal injury law. He founded & led The Ledger Law Firm in securing over $100 million in compensation for clients with life-altering injuries & complex claims. Licensed in California, Texas, & Washington, Emery earned his law degree from Pepperdine University School of Law. His practice areas include car & truck accidents, wrongful death, catastrophic injuries, maritime claims, & mass tort litigation. He has been recognized by The National Trial Lawyers’ Top 100, Mass Tort Trial Lawyers Top 25, and America’s Top 100 Personal Injury Attorneys. Emery also received the 2025 Elite Lawyer Award & holds a perfect 10.0 Avvo rating with Platinum Client Champion status. His legal work has been featured on CNN, Forbes, NBC, & ABC.

Sony Class Action Lawsuit As It Relates To Personal Injury. Attorney-LawyerAuto Accident LawyerGeneral Legal AdvicePersonal InjuryProduct Liability Lawyer
May 4, 2011

Sony Class Action Lawsuit As It Relates To Personal Injury.

Sony Corporation has had a tough few weeks in regards to customer account security. The first alleged breach caused Sony’s Qriocity streaming media and PlayStation Network (PSN) services to go down and the loss of 77 million customer records. A devastating blow in and of itself that has apparently gotten worse. More recently, a second case occurred where Sony Online…
California Case Law Highlights: Week of May 2 Case Of The Week
May 3, 2011

California Case Law Highlights: Week of May 2

Varshock v. California Dept. of Forestry and Fire Protection: In a case considering California's Tort Claims Act, the California Court of Appeals held that the Dept. of Forestry and Fire Protection is not liable for the deaths of multiple private citizens after it instructed them to seek protection inside a fire truck as it fought wild fires. The residents of…
Personal Injury Lawyers Are Not Only Advocates, But Friends Attorney-LawyerAuto Accident Lawyer
May 3, 2011

Personal Injury Lawyers Are Not Only Advocates, But Friends

Suffering a physical injury can be one of the scariest experiences in a person’s life. A severe, life-changing injury can result in the loss of the ability to work, ability to move about and ability to maintain the lifestyle you are accustomed to. You are also probably feeling varied emotions as well. Your emotions are probably ranging from thankfulness to…
What Exactly is Negligence? Attorney-LawyerGeneral Legal Advice
May 3, 2011

What Exactly is Negligence?

A personal injury attorney generally sues on your behalf under the legal concept of negligence. While personal injury can fall under other categories, negligence is by far the most commonly applied theory. The word negligence derives from the Latin word negligentia, meaning “not to pick up something.” This makes sense as applied to our current American negligence law. The law…
The Dangers of Pharmaceutical Drugs Attorney-LawyerGeneral Legal AdvicePersonal InjuryProduct Liability Lawyer
April 30, 2011

The Dangers of Pharmaceutical Drugs

Injuries sustained from adverse, severe side effects to prescription drugs are becoming more and more prevalent in our society today. The large pharmaceutical companies are unable to test for every side effect possible from a medication. Have you been recently injured from the side effects associated with prescription drugs, medical devices, over the counter medication or surgical procedures? Do not…
Defenses to Personal Injuries Attorney-LawyerGeneral Legal AdvicePersonal Injury
April 28, 2011

Defenses to Personal Injuries

If you are considering a personal injury action, you have come to the right place. Our lawyers some of the most experienced and qualified in all of California. Our combined experience with negligence lawsuits means you have chosen the right legal representation for your claim. If this is your first experience with personal injury, you probably have some questions. You…
Consumers Take a Hit as Supreme Court Rules No Class Action Status for Cellular Subscribers Case Of The Week
April 28, 2011

Consumers Take a Hit as Supreme Court Rules No Class Action Status for Cellular Subscribers

The United States Supreme Court ruled this week that AT&T subscribers are ineligible for class action status and all disputes are governed by the boilerplate language found in the original contracts between consumers and their cellular provider. California plaintiffs were seeking to establish class action status and sue AT&T over a variety of problems with the wireless service. This ruling…