Join us as hosts Brian Kabateck and Shant Karnikian analyze legal issues and developments in California law affecting plaintiff lawyers and their practices.
Kabateck LLP presents Civil Action with California trial lawyers Brian and Shant. The show presents a summary of recent appellate decisions affecting all area of plaintiff-side civil litigation, from personal injury to employment, from landmark cases to changes in procedure. This weekly series keeps you informed on a variety of hot legal topics from throughout the state. This is Civil Action.
People v. Royal Brian and Shant discuss the past recollection recorded exception to the hearsay rule and the elements that trigger the exception. They court
Brian and Shant sit down with appellate attorney Harry Chamberlain to discuss the origins of the of the Anti-SLAPP statute, protecting the free speech of
Halyard Health v. Kimberly Clark 2nd DCA Brian and Shant discuss a declaratory relief action in a matter that arises out of Michael Avenatti’s Kimberly Clark
Brian and Shant speak with renowned defense attorneys Dana Fox and Eddie Ward. They discuss the defense perspective on trials, civility, and moving cases along
Brian and Shant discuss business interruption insurance with Michael Childress, Of Counsel at Kabateck LLP. With all the closures, businesses large and small are taking
Union Pacific Railroad v. Ameron Pole Property Brian and Shant discuss an inquiry into the causation element of an accident involving a light pole. The
Cacho v. Eurostar Defendant had facially non-compliant meal & rest break policies. The court concluded that the class cannot be certified because Plaintiff did not
From his first trial representing a family in a bad faith case resulting in a successful verdict to his recent whistleblower cases returning money to
The son of immigrant parents and the eldest of eight children, Minh is no stranger to hardship. Minh worked three jobs through college to fund
From an early age, the son of an elementary school principle and school secretary, Greg understood his path to protect those who were unable to