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Constantine D. Buzunis is a seasoned attorney based in San Diego, California, and the owner of the Law Offices of Constantine D. Buzunis & Associates, a prominent general civil practice law firm. With extensive experience in various legal fields, Constantine specializes in medical malpractice, personal injury, real estate, and general practice. Before establishing his own firm, he was a partner at Henderson, Caverly, Pum & Charney, LLP, where he contributed to the Civil Litigation and Trial Practice Department. Prior to that role, he spent 26 years as a partner at Neil, Dymott, Frank, McFall & Trexler, APLC, representing both public and private clients. His diverse practice portfolio includes personal injury, automobile and homeowner liability, trucking and common carrier liability, government defense, construction accidents and defects, administrative law, business, and commercial premises liability. Notably, Constantine has a sub-specialty in handling complex cases involving wrongful death, brain injury, and paralysis. Licensed to practice in California since 1987 and in Michigan since 1986, Constantine is admitted to all courts in both states, including the United States Supreme Court since 1993. His legal acumen is further underscored by two published cases in California, Ryan v. CIF, 94 CA 4th 944 and 94 CA 4th 1048. A dedicated leader in the legal community, Constantine served as a Director on the Board of the California Young Lawyers Association for five years, including a term as President from 1994 to 1995. With a commitment to providing top-tier legal services statewide, Constantine D. Buzunis continues to advocate fiercely for his clients across a wide range of legal matters.
Wrongful death attorneys represent families who have lost loved ones due to the negligence of others. They seek compensation for the devastating loss. Common matters include fatal accidents, medical negligence deaths, workplace fatalities, product liability deaths.