ABC 7 | Coronavirus Impact: Returning to Work
July 7, 2021
Brian Kabateck talks with ABC7 about workers’ rights as employees head back to the workplace in the wake of new protocols involving COVID-19
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Long Beach Post | North Long Beach mobile home park embroiled in litigation is sold at auction for $11 million
April 2, 2021
By Sebastian Echeverry Residents of a North Long Beach mobile home park who were awarded close to $40 million by a jury after suing the former owners over numerous health and environmental issues will also receive a portion of proceeds from the recent sale of the property, their attorney says.
FOX 40 | Restaurant owners sue state, counties to recoup fees paid while shut down during pandemic
January 14, 2021
By Melanie Townsend SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KTXL) – Restaurant owners in Sacramento County are now part of a major class-action lawsuit against the county and state. Attorney Brian Kabateck told FOX40 the owners want to be reimbursed for the fees they’ve paid while being shut down during the pandemic. “We’re just
NBC Bay Area | Restaurant Owners Push Back Against Coronavirus Health Order
December 9, 2020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xk20GfYz6js By Jean Elle On the brink of closure, some restaurant owners are demanding money back from government agencies. Under California’s new stay-at-home order, The Blue Light is back to take-out only and bare-bones staffing, but the bills for state and local licenses keep mounting. The restaurant owner says as long
NU Property & Casualty | Bad faith and BI claims: The view from the plaintiff’s side
December 2, 2020
Bad faith and BI claims: The view from the plaintiff’s side By Patricia L. Harman As the number of coronavirus cases continues to surge across the country, insurers are already seeing numerous lawsuits for bad faith and business interruption claims related to the virus. The issue of bad faith looms for
Brian Kabateck spoke to NBC LA’s I-Team on Kobe Bryant’s helicopter litigation
August 27, 2020
NBC LA I-Team The company that operated the helicopter that crashed in Calabasas in January, killing Lakers legend Kobe Bryant and eight others, is fighting back against lawsuits over the tragedy, filing a suit of its own contending air-traffic controllers are to blame for the crash.
Bloomberg Law | E*Trade Hit With Lawsuit After Investors Burned by Subzero Oil
August 19, 2020
E*Trade Hit With Lawsuit After Investors Burned by Subzero Oil By Catherine Ngai – Bloomberg News One of the biggest U.S. brokerages has been hit with a class action lawsuit after the oil price crash in April led to hundreds of thousands of dollars in losses for its clients and
Insurance Journal | Class Action Claims E*Trade Failed to Warn About Risks From Oil Price Crash
August 19, 2020
Class Action Claims E*Trade Failed to Warn About Risks From Oil Price Crash By Catherine Ngai One of the biggest U.S. brokerages has been hit with a class action lawsuit after the oil price crash in April led to hundreds of thousands of dollars in losses for its clients and
Day Traders Sue E*TRADE for Huge Financial Losses in Oil Futures Fiasco
August 19, 2020
SAN FRANCISCO, CA (August 18, 2020)—Three plaintiffs have filed a class-action lawsuit in U.S. District Court against brokerage giant E*TRADE, claiming a software glitch trapped traders into small-size contracts when oil prices went negative for the first time in history. The unprecedented crash happened in the crude oil futures market
SoCal Record | Injunction Orders Uber and Lyft to Employ Drivers Unless Appealed in 10 days
August 11, 2020
Injunction orders Uber and Lyft to employ drivers unless appealed in 10 days By Juliette Fairley Gig economy workers lost a major battle Monday when a San Francisco superior court judge ruled against two popular ride-sharing companies, ordering them to stop misclassifying drivers as freelancers. Uber and Lyft were sued