In the age of social media, which has transformed marketing and advertising practices in the legal world, it could be. Today’s attorneys find themselves in uncharted territory, trying to navigate Twitter, Facebook, even LinkedIn, without throwing established rules of ethics and professional responsibility overboard. Attorney ethics in California are governed
Most Californians only come into contact with the legal system a few times in their lives; traffic tickets, family law and small claims court. For most, it’s an experience they don’t want to repeat: taking time off work, maybe losing a day’s wages, paying for childcare, getting to the courthouse
Brian Kabateck explains how a ride at Knott’s Berry Farm injured a child and how it could have been prevented. Read more
By Brian S. Kabateck & Benjamin Hakimfar 1.7 million Americans sustain a traumatic brain injury or “TBI” every year in the United States. A TBI occurs when a sudden trauma causes damage to the brain, usually the result of when the head suddenly and violently hits an object, or when
Apr 7, 2016 Brian Kabateck on KTLA discussing Charlie Sheen after investigation into violent threats against ex-fiancée.
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By Brian S. Kabateck and Christopher Noyes Advocate Magazine March 2016 Every trial lawyer succumbs to the realization that the night before you commence trial is stressful. Undoubtedly, the nerves start to kick in. You spend half the night preparing for jury selection, reviewing pre-trial motions and fine-tuning your opening
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Wall Street Journal By ERICA E. PHILLIPS Jan. 12, 2016 Three trucking company subsidiaries of XPO Logistics Inc. were sued in California Monday for allegedly misclassifying their drivers as independent contractors. The lawsuit seeking class action status, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, argues that drivers for XPO subsidiaries Pacer