News & Other Updates

Dugan Barr FOUNDER 1942 – 2019   Barr and Mudford mourns the loss of our Founder Dugan Barr, who passed away on November 29, 2019.

  As the summer driving season approaches, it’s time to take extra precautions out on the road. Heavy traffic, hotter weather, and sometimes shorter tempers

Protecting Redding Citizens from the Carr Fire     Jaxon Baker urges the city of Redding to take action now – action it promised to

Barr and Mudford is very pleased to announce that Redding attorney Brandon Storment, formerly a prosecutor with the Shasta County District Attorney’s office, has joined

  Accidents happen. Whether it’s a minor fender-bender or something more serious, the persons involved often experience shock and disorientation immediately after a car accident.

For the second year in a row, Barr & Mudford has been named as one of the Best Law Firms in California in the U.S.

Will there be a wave of lawsuits as a result of the Oroville Dam evacuation? Redding’s Record Searchlight posed this question in a recent article

  Barr & Mudford was very proud to sponsor a recent Special Olympics golf event in Redding.

For the fourth year in a row, Redding personal injury law firm Barr & Mudford has been voted Best Attorney in the Record Searchlight‘s annual

REDDING – April 2, 2014 – The Redding, California, law firm of Barr and Mudford has announced the addition of Catie Barr to its roster

One SAFE Place(OSP) today named its cast for the 8th Annual Dancing with the Stars Shasta County Style set for June 28th at the Cascade

The legal firm of Barr & Mudford has filed suit against Shasta County on behalf of the mother of two girls who were badly injured

For almost 30 years “The Best Lawyers in America” has been one of the most respected guides for finding and selecting a top-notch lawyer in

Redding, CA — A Sacramento jury has awarded a Chico-area woman just over $18 million for serious injuries she received while crossing Freeport Boulevard in

The northern California law firm of Barr and Mudford has filed a $10 million lawsuit against the city of Anderson and its police department on

Our client, the driver, was traveling at 55 miles an hour when he hit a cow on a rural road in the middle of the night. An investigation revealed that this was not an open range—the cow should not have been on the road.