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Insurance claims are all over the board this year due to the global pandemic surrounding coronavirus. The lockdowns, the restrictions and the regulations dramatically shifted how everyone approaches their daily work. The same is true for insurance claims. Recently, a...

Many offices took precautions at the beginning of the pandemic, including working remotely, mask mandates in the workplace and even improved air filtration in certain corporations. However, one of the biggest challenges is social-distancing at work. To comply with the...

Unfortunately, California experiences its fair share of natural disasters. From wildfires to earthquakes, many Californian residents fear for their lives and their properities whenever the news reports a major disaster. However, the state's insurance commissioner...

Grocery stores are always an essential business in terms of consumers who need groceries. However, the term "essential business" took on a whole meaning under the current state regulations. Both employees and customers now face a new experience in the grocery aisles....

California recently implemented a new requirement for all employers that creates some additional hurdles for business owners and employees alike. In mid-September, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law a new Covid-19 requirement. The law creates an avenue for workers who...

Most Americans know there are widespread mask mandates in public areas, and many of those Americans are happy to follow that mandate and wear their masks whenever they shop. However, some California residents continue to fight the necessity of a mask. Businesses are...

Many employers are tackling the pandemic head-on by adapting their stores, their business practices and even their business tactics. However, there is an important detail that business owners need to examine before the pandemic spreads, a potential outbreak. Certain...

In a reversal for the defendants, the Fourth District Court of Appeals reversed an order granted by the San Diego Superior Court striking a malpractice action brought against an attorney. Indicating that the petition activity was incidental to the petition action...

The Court of Appeals denied the challenge to the trial court’s award of costs finding that plaintiff’s pursuit of action in multiple capacities—individually, as successor-in-interest to her deceased husband, and as his legal heir—did not make her “multiple plaintiffs”...

Plaintiff’s tenth cause of action was brought under the PAGA for alleged Labor Code Violations. Defendants argued that the Plaintiff’s failed to properly plead this cause of action because case law requires the claim to be plead as a class action, with all the...