Defendant’s Timely Offer to Remedy Plaintiff’s Consumer Legal Remedies Act (CLRA) Demands Cuts Off Claims for Damages and Attorneys’ Fees Under the CLRA
Life Insurance Policy’s “Actively at Work” Provision Found Ambiguous as Meaning Either “Full-Time Employee” Status or “Actually Performing Work”
The Big Three: The 9th Circuit Joins The 6th Circuit and 7th Circuit in Holding That Sanctions For Bad-Faith Litigation Tactics Can Only Be Awarded Against Individual Lawyers and Not Law Firms
Reports of the Death of SB800 are Greatly Exaggerated – The Court of Appeal Revives Mandatory SB800 Procedures
Are You Calling Me a Crook? How to Dive Into Suspect Claims and Call Out Fraudsters Without Fear, Claims Management Magazine
Plaintiff’s Expert Physician Deemed Not Competent to Testify as to the Standard of Care Applicable to Hospitals
