Satisfied Clients

  • The life insurance company would not pay, claiming that three months before the insured’s death the policy had lapsed due to nonpayment of premium. We hired Mr. Hudson, who forced the company to pay the entire death benefit of $500,000, plus interest. He kept us timely informed of all aspects of the case. I would recommend him to anyone with a life insurance claim.

    — Kimberly L. (Los Angeles)

  • I retired and began receiving a monthly pension from my employer. I then resumed working at a new job. My employer suspended my pension on the ground I was engaged in employment prohibited under the pension plan. I hired Mr. Hudson to appeal the decision. He researched the law and facts and prosecuted the appeal. The decision was reversed and my pension was reinstated. It was a fantastic result and the attorneys fees were reasonable. I recommend Mr. Hudson wholeheartedly.

    — William M. (Riverside)

  • Mr Hudson represented me in a legal malpractice case and obtained a great settlement. He explained what we were doing at each step of the case, and responded promptly to all my questions. I wholeheartedly recommend him as a professional liability trial attorney.

    — Denise G. (San Bernardino)

Recent Results

$1.6 Million - Life Insurance

Insurer claimed client was involved in insured’s death and disputed that client was primary beneficiary on policy.

Insurer claimed health misrepresented on policy application.

$620,000 - Life Insurance

Insurer claimed misrepresentations and concealment on policy application.

$325,000 - Life Insurance

Insurer claimed client was not primary beneficiary on policy.

$287,000 - Life Insurance

Insurer claimed flexible premium policy lapsed for nonpayment of premium – $235,000 plus issuance of new life policy.

$235,000 - Life Insurance

Insurer claimed health misrepresented on policy application and disputed that client was primary beneficiary on policy.

$200,000 - Life Insurance

$400,000 - Disability Insurance

Insurer claimed client was not totally disabled.

$325,000 - Disability Insurance

Insurer claimed client was not totally disabled.

$190,000 - Accidental Death Insurance

Insurer claimed coverage excluded because insured was driving under the influence of alcohol.

Insurer claimed burglary loss not covered because insured was not legal owner of jewelry – $250,000 policy limit plus $100,000 in attorneys fees.

$350,000 - Property Insurance