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Mark Thomas Quigley is a nationally respected trial attorney based in El Segundo, California, renowned for his expertise in Employment Law, Insurance, Investigations, and Personal Injury. With a proven track record of litigating against insurance companies for bad faith denial of disability benefits, Mark has successfully recovered millions of dollars for professionals, including doctors and lawyers, who have faced unjust treatment from insurers. His extensive experience includes challenging prominent insurance firms like UnumProvident, which has garnered attention for its refusal to provide benefits to individuals with legitimate disabilities. Among his notable achievements in insurance bad faith cases are significant settlements, including $6.75 million in Doe Individual v. Doe Insurance Co., $3 million in another similar case, and $2.9 million in yet another. These victories showcase his commitment to advocating for clients who have been wronged. In addition to his focus on insurance litigation, Mark handles a diverse range of legal matters, including wrongful death, employment discrimination, legal malpractice, wrongful termination, and intellectual property issues. He is particularly adept at navigating complex Lottery Ticket fraud cases, where his thorough investigative skills have led to successful outcomes in court, including a remarkable $7.982 million verdict in Farraj v. Circle K Store and a $12 million verdict in Chae v. Kim. Mark’s impressive portfolio features a long list of seven-figure verdicts and settlements, including a $3 million verdict in Kaufman v. Summit for employment discrimination. His reputation as a fierce advocate for his clients, combined with his legal acumen, positions him as a leading figure in the legal community of El Segundo and beyond.
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.