Braun Levi was 18 years old when a drunk driver took his life. Today, his name is law.
For more than a year, Braun’s mother, Jennifer Levi, and his family have worked tirelessly with lawmakers at the State Capitol, channeling their loss into a determined effort to change the law
Instead, his family has fought to make his life—and his name—a force for change.
PSR attorneys Spencer Lucas, Bobby Reagan and Alec Clark represent Braun’s parents in their civil lawsuit against the driver who killed their son. Read more through the link in our bio.
What did Uber know about the driver—and what did it do about it?
PSR partner Ian Samson joined NewsNation’s Jesse Weber Live to discuss the evidence behind the $40 million arbitration award against Uber Technologies, Inc. on behalf of Carol Normandin and Ken Parker, whose
a street—but did not meaningfully investigate them. He also addressed Uber’s unsuccessful attempt to keep Emily’s parents from publicly discussing the arbitration award. “The arbitrator heard the evidence and considered it all and got it right,” Ian told NewsNation.
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that can make a lasting impact on a firm and its clients.
📅 September 25, 2026
🕑 2:00–2:45 PM
📍 Bali Hai | San Diego
🔗 Register through the link in our bio.
What makes a good associate indispensable? PSR partner Erika Contreras takes the stage at the Consumer Attorneys of San Diego Business of Law Symposium to share her perspective on what separates a valuable associate from an indispensable one—and the qualities, habits, and mindset
A retired California judge has ordered Uber Technologies, Inc. to pay $40 million to the parents of Emily Normandin-Parker, a 23-year-old UCLA graduate who was tragically killed after an Uber driver abandoned her alongside freeway traffic during what was supposed to be a safe
Matt Coe-Odess.
This award is about accountability—for Emily, her family, and every passenger who trusts Uber to get them home safely. Accountability means more than securing a result. It means ensuring the truth can be heard.
Past results do not guarantee, warrant, or predict
booth, exchanging ideas and strengthening relationships within the plaintiffs' bar. We are grateful to have been part of another impactful year at CAALA Vegas and look forward to the year ahead.
As a proud sponsor of CAALA Vegas 2026, PSR joined the nation's top trial lawyers to share their personal insights and strategies shaping the future of litigation. Rahul Ravipudi, Erika Contreras, David Rudorfer, and Brian Panish spoke on a range of topics including psychological
injuries and non-economic damages, physical examinations, testifying considerations for minors and adults with disabilities, and the cases that have defined careers in plaintiff trial law.
Our team connected with attorneys from across the country, on stage and at our exhibitor