2021 April

The defendant is deceased, the heirs are cooperative and the damages exceed policy limits

The steps to reaching a pre-litigation settlement above the policy limits touch both tort and probate law

Determining standing, which causes of action to include, drafting the pleadings, and collecting the right evidence to prove our case

Tal Rubin

Negligent undertakings can establish a duty of care and avoid critical affirmative defenses

Whether a third-party loan is made directly to the client or the attorney borrows the money, there are ethical pitfalls

Erin Joyce

Valuing and recovering lost equity as part of lost compensation damages in wrongful-termination cases

Court sides with defense, says CACI 2334 is missing the required element of unreasonable conduct by the insurer

You may love, hate or be indifferent about what’s posted about you on a website, but what are your ethical obligations?

California is the land of the “pure referral fee.” The agreed fee is not necessarily commensurate with work done on the case

Workers’ rights advocate learned fast how to utilize the plaintiff’s law community

To tell the story from the heart, you must first know the family

Pointers and pitfalls when a client is entitled to workers’ comp benefits