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Brett Schreiber built his career on clarity and accountability — in the courtroom and with his clients.
/ About Brett /
About Brett
Brett Schreiber is a nationally recognized trial attorney and Founding Partner of Singleton Schreiber, one of the country's leading plaintiffs' law firms. He leads the firm's Personal Injury and Wrongful Death practice, representing individuals and families against corporations, government entities, and institutions responsible for serious harm. Admitted in California, Hawaii, and before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Serious personal injury and wrongful death cases involving defective products, dangerous roadways, corporate misconduct, medical malpractice, class actions, civil rights violations, consumer protection, and wildfire and flood litigation — including landmark litigation against Tesla over its Autopilot system.
Contingency fee basis — no upfront costs, no fees unless he wins. Call (619) 393-3881 or submit online.
Phone: (619) 393-3881 / Email: bschreiber@singletonschreiber.com
Brett is guided by tikkun olam — "to heal the world." He believes meaningful justice requires both courtroom advocacy and political engagement. He routinely works with elected officials at the local, state, and national level.
/ Tesla & Autopilot /
Tesla & Autopilot
In August 2025, a Miami federal jury awarded $243 million to the families of Naibel Benavides Leon, who was killed, and Dillon Angulo, who was gravely injured, in a 2019 crash involving a Tesla operating on Autopilot. First wrongful death case against Tesla to proceed to trial. Upheld in full February 2026.
The jury found Tesla designed Autopilot exclusively for controlled-access highways but deliberately chose not to restrict drivers from using it elsewhere — creating a false sense of safety that directly contributed to the fatal collision.
Yes. Brett's office is actively pursuing Tesla Autopilot and Full Self-Driving litigation. Contact for a free case evaluation.
/ Results & Awards /
Results & Awards
$243M Tesla (2025), $30M medical malpractice, $23.5M dangerous property, $16.4M roadway, $14.5M gas explosion, $5.6M roadway, $3M Kaiser Permanente.
Yes — $23.5M and $16.4M were both verdicts against the State of California/Caltrans for infrastructure failures.
2026 CA Legal Awards Attorney of the Year Finalist · Lawdragon 500 (2025 & 2026) · Best Lawyers LOTY multiple years 2019–2024 · CASD Trial Lawyer of the Year 2021 · Super Lawyer every year since 2017 · National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 · Top 100 Verdicts in America & California.
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