February 2025: Colette Stone and Shaun Joyce obtained a net $245,280 verdict against a $5,000,000 plus demand arising from a claimed traumatic brain injury suffered by the plaintiff. The plaintiff claimed he was struck with a half-full five-gallon paint bucket, causing him permanent injuries and losses, including stuttering, brain pauses, lapses in memory, and constant headaches.

January 2025: Colette Stone and Seena Taalomi obtained a defense verdict in Sonoma County Superior Court after an extended jury trial involving claims of breach of contract, fraud, misrepresentation, trespass, and construction defect. Plaintiff sought more than $1,500,000 for his claimed losses.

November 2024: Shaun Joyce and Allison Wick secured a defense verdict in Alameda County Superior Court after a three-week construction defect and breach of contract jury trial. The plaintiff demanded approximately $4,700,000 and the jury in less than two hours returned the defense verdict.

July 2024: Shaun Joyce secured a defense verdict in Santa Clara County Superior Court after a nine-week real estate fraud jury trial. The plaintiff demanded $10,000,000 and the jury after four days returned with a defense verdict.

May 2016: Colette Stone secured a defense verdict in a wrongful death case in Sonoma County Superior Court. Two adults and an infant child were killed in an auto accident on Highway 101 in Northern California, allegedly caused by a skid on hydraulic fluid leaking from a ruptured hose beneath a traveling motor home ahead on the road. A second