A California Worker Safety Lawyer Answers Your Questions About the Coronavirus #1 Can I refuse to go back to work if I feel unsafe? If you feel unsafe to return to work, you may have a few options. However, California is an at-will state, meaning your employer could fire you at any time. Of course Read More
Many types of diseases, including Alzheimer’s disease and cancer, seem to just happen, whether you take measures to prevent them or not. Environmental factors and genetics appear to play a bigger role than anything else. Others, like the novel coronavirus that has spread around the globe, seem to afflict people despite their best efforts at Read More
Cruise Ships’ Response to COVID-19 Investigations are now underway involving multiple cruise lines for their handling of the COVID-19 outbreak. Such investigations include their decisions to set sail in the face of the pandemic, the lack of precautions that were taken to protect passengers on the cruises, the lack of information that was provided to Read More
Costa Luminosa Cruise Ship Under Scrutiny For Response to Coronavirus. The Costa Luminosa cruise ship is now the subject of great scrutiny for the Covid-19 outbreak that occurred during its February and March 2020 voyages. As passengers and others have noted, the cruise was a living hell and resulted in a widespread outbreak of Covid-19. Read More
Grand Princess Covid-19 Cluster Outbreak When the Grand Princess set sail for a 13-day trip, U.S. health authorities were already aware of and tracking several coronavirus cases involving passengers on the previous Grand Princess voyage. Ship leaders knew that passengers on the previous voyage had contracted the coronavirus, yet allowed current passengers to mingle, including Read More
Nursing Homes at Higher Risk For Coronavirus As the novel coronavirus (COVID 19) pandemic continues – shown to be particularly hard on older people and people of all ages with serious underlying conditions – it is of utmost importance that nursing and assisted living (also known as long-term care) facilities who care for patients within Read More
San Diego Metro recognized Partner Jessica Sizemore as one of San Diego’s Top Attorneys. The annual issue of the magazine recognizes the best and brightest attorneys in all practice areas in the San Diego County region. View the issue here.
Jeremiah Lowe was the featured attorney in the June issue of San Diego’s Attorney Journals. Jeremiah has tried three cases over the past year and reached seven-figure verdicts in each of them, totaling $12,000,000 in jury verdicts. The article describes what inspired Jeremiah to go to law school, a story about a $4 million dollar Read More
A jury awarded Dawn Kali $105,356,000, holding self-proclaimed cancer expert Robert Young responsible for fraudulently and negligently representing cancer treatments that led to her cancer’s progression. Kali had been diagnosed with Stage I breast cancer and was desperately in search of answers when she sought the care of Young of pH Miracle Living, who claimed Read More
A frightening new heart surgery risk is endangering patients around the country. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently published a warning to patients and healthcare providers of the potential for infection from open-heart surgeries using particular devices. If you’ve recently undergone open-heart surgery and are suffering infection-related symptoms, you may have grounds for a lawsuit. Read More
Motorists often have a difficult time in Orange County traffic when they are traveling north or south. There are not many options for these directions. As a result, roads such as Interstate 5 are often jammed with vehicles. Clearly, traffic congestion in the area leads to a large number of Orange County car accidents. Hopefully Read More
Law firms occupy an interesting and unique business space. Many people who are older probably think of law firms as places where the attorneys network, shake a lot of hands and slowly and surely grow and represent their local clients. While that may be what people think of in traditional law firm terms, the reality Read More
PCB is the acronym for polychlorinated biphenyls, a group of 209 manmade chemicals found in products commonly used by Americans today. Manufacturers like to use PCB because it’s resistant to acids, bases, and heat – the same properties that make it incredibly harmful to the human body and to the environment. PCBs and Humans PCBs Read More
Early this morning August 22, 2014 a man, who has not been publicly identified, died after driving his Nissan Xterra north on the southbound State Route 163. The Accident happened around 2am near State Route 52 and involved a U.S. Postal Service truck. According to reports, the man had driven into oncoming traffic and though Read More
A tragic accident took place just last night, Thursday April 10, 2014, in Northern California. The result of this accident was the loss of life of 10 individuals, many of which were young high school students. The accident involved a Fedex big rig and a tour bus that was filled with high school students and Read More
On Monday March 31, 2014 GM issued a recall of over 1 million vehicles. The recall is due to a sudden loss of power steering in some older vehicles. Although control of the vehicle can still be maintained, GM says that, extra effort put in by the driver at lower speeds could put the driver Read More
Congratulations to our very own John Gomez who has been officially named by California Superior Court Judge Lee Edmon to the Plaintiffs’ Executive Committee of CA JCCP for GranuFlo, a product that is widely used in the dialysis industry.  The product has been linked to sudden heart attacks and death. As stated in Judge Edmon’s Read More
A recent Salmonella scare has led to a recall of pistachios; the brand name is Treasured Harvest. Consumers are being urged to destroy or return the contaminated product. The affected product has been sold in four different states including California. Every year roughly 50 million Americans get sick from eating contaminated food. Of that number, Read More
Yesterday, Thursday July 11, 2013. 22 children who attend Audubon Elementary School in San Diego became ill after lunchtime. According to reports from a fire spokesman, some children had upset stomachs, others were vomiting. 18 of the 22 children had to be taken to the hospital and treated. The children affected ranged from kindergarteners to Read More
The Accident happened in Lytle Creek in the San Bernardino National Forest. On Monday evening, July 1, 2013, a car that was identified as a Navigator, ran off a curvy road and flipped over a few times before coming to a stop upside down. Two of the six passengers were airlifted to the Hospital with Read More
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