States and municipalities around the nation are taking action to reform marijuana laws, with Washington and Colorado legalizing the drug for recreational use. The tragic death of Elizabeth Kemble, however, has brought to light a potentially serious consequence of such reform – more people driving under the influence of marijuana. Kemble, a noted advocate for kidney health, was killed by a driver who admitted to smoking marijuana minutes before the crash.
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Attorney Matthew Christian dedicated his career to making corporations see his clients as people, rather than claim numbers. He strives to help the injured, including making long-term care facilities safer for residents.
Attorney Matthew is also very passionate about fighting for injury victims’ rights to compensation, going above and beyond to defend these rights. As a partner at Christian & Christian, Matt has helped pursue and obtain financial reparations for numerous accident victims from well-funded opponents, including major insurance companies.
Attorney Matthew Christian has experience handling a wide range of personal injury cases.
Areas of Expertise: Personal Injury, Nursing Home Abuse, Medical Malpractice, Auto Accidents, Premises Liability, Wrongful Death, Catastrophic Injuries
