Deborah Chang – Chang

Los Angeles County Bar Association’s Post

Awards, Media, Press

Introducing our first amazing Women's History Month Honoree - Deborah Chang - a leader, innovator and inspiration to us all! Let’s give her a round of applause 🎉 LACBA member Deborah Chang is the founder and managing partner of Athea Trial Lawyers LLP, a national law firm that promotes women trial lawyers, and a partner...

Rooftop Accident Case Settled During Jury Deliberations

Media, Press

A real estate agent who suffered a brain injury when he fell from a stairwell structure at the summit of the Sunset Vine Tower reached a settlement of the negligence suit he brought against the property owners and managers.

Sunset Vine Tower Manager Says Man Gazed at Hollywood Sign Before Fall

Media, Press

A real estate agent who suffered a brain injury when he fell from a stairwell structure at the summit of the Sunset Vine Tower was looking at the famous hillside Hollywood sign in the distance just before his tumble, a member of the building’s property management team told a jury Tuesday. Eric Click, a business...

Attorney Blames Building Owners, Managers for Man’s Life-Changing Fall

Media

A real estate agent whose Hollywood ties had his career on the ascent saw his fortunes and his career take a fall when he literally tumbled more than a dozen feet from a rooftop surface of the iconic Sunset Vine Tower due to the negligence of the property owners and management company, an attorney...

Deborah Chang Honored by Daily Journal

Press

Deborah has been named to the Daily Journal Top Women Lawyers 2021 and Top Plaintiff Lawyers 2021. The work of Deborah Chang is never done. Even when the legal industry was forced to slow down in 2020, she pushed to find new ways to keep the fight for justice going and worked tirelessly to...

What is the value of a poor man’s life?

Chang | Klein, Press

Trial Magazine: 6 Key Ingredients

Chang | Klein, Press

Advocate January 2021

Chang | Klein, Press

The Family of a Woman Decapitated by a Loose Fence is Suing Arches National Park, Saying an $8 Padlock Would Have Prevented Her Death

Press

Nakajjigo’s family said an $8 padlock would have prevented the fence from moving and killing Nakajjigo, and are suing Arches and the National Parks Service for $270 million in damages, KCNC-TV reported. Deborah Chang, the attorney who filed the suit on behalf of Nakajjigo’s family, alleged that the National Park Service has known for years that

Plaintiffs’ Attorneys Celebrate Wins in Virtual Conference

Press

The Consumer Attorneys of California usually gather each fall at a San Francisco hotel and get dressed up to celebrate their new president and honor plaintiffs' attorneys for their big victories at a dinner that ends with a musical performance. As with everything else in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, this year was different. The...