Mauro Fiore

Mauro Fiore

Mauro Fiore grew up in Southern California and graduated from law school in 1998. Since then he has dedicated himself to representing regular people seeking justice against insurance companies, large corporations and public entities. He has tried cases in both state and federal courts, including wrongful death, premises liability and civil rights trials. He enjoys sharing his knowledge with other lawyers practicing consumer advocacy. He practices in the San Gabriel Valley with eight associates.

Articles written by this author:

If I can be successful with slip and falls, so can you

If I can be successful with slip and falls, so can you

Insurer’s denial of liability is just a starting point for any premises case

Don’t fall flat when selecting premises-liability experts

Don’t fall flat when selecting premises-liability experts

A stairway-fall case spotlights the different types of experts

Litigating small and moderate cases without breaking the bank

Not everyone can be, or wants to be, a big hitter. A look at how to take on the smaller cases

Trial lessons, learned the hard way

Trial lessons, learned the hard way

Pick the right case and be the better lawyer – you’ll win most of the time

Gary A. Dordick
Mauro Fiore

Is it med-mal or is it premises liability?

Is it med-mal or is it premises liability?

A fall in the hospital? Where does med-mal end and premises liability begin?

Gilbert Perez
Mauro Fiore
Sergio Julian Puche

When does a special relationship through a contract give rise to a tort duty?

A recent appellate decision sheds some light on the answer

Common issues and defenses in premises-liability cases

A look at common defenses and the difficulties of making a case for spoliation of evidence

Cal/OSHA materials

Know them, get them and use them to establish negligence in your PI case

Mauro Fiore
Yesenia Sanchez-Riewthong

Fighting back when big-box stores remove your state-court lawsuit to federal court

Fighting back when big-box stores remove your state-court lawsuit to federal court

They want to try these cases without any meaningful voir dire and where you need a unanimous jury verdict

Junk science in the courtroom

The Kelly/Frye standard and biomechanical and neuropsychological testimony in PI damages litigation