November 28, 2018 Long Beach Post A jury decided today that the owners of Friendly Village Mobile Home Park in North Long Beach should pay out $34 million in punitive damages, in addition to $5.5 million awarded last week, to residents of the park who sued over decaying conditions that included
November 21, 2018 Markets Insider Attorneys representing families of victims tragically killed aboard the doomed Lion Air Flight 610 filed wrongful death lawsuits against Boeing in Cook County IL, where the aircraft manufacturer is headquartered. The Plaintiffs’ legal team is headed by the nationally recognized trial firm Kabateck LLP. To read
Chicago Business Journal November 26, 2018 One lawsuit was filed on behalf of a 26-year-old woman, Dayinta Dyah Anggana, whose 54-year-old mother died in the crash. The plaintiffs in the second lawsuit include the 31-year-old widow and two daughters of Ibnu Hantoro, who also died when the Lion Air plane plunged
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Law.com September 13, 2018 Brian Kabateck, the lead lawyer on the complaint, said that some former Dickstein Shapiro partners, who knew him through his role as the president of the Los Angeles County Bar Association, reached out to him to try to cover their lost capital contributions. To read more,
NBC 4 News September 10, 2018 Long Beach Post September 10, 2018 Their homes are sinking into a closed North Long Beach landfill, so they sued. The bulge of asphalt that bisects a road inside the Friendly Village Mobile Home Park has a nickname: The Destroyer. “It’s taken out all
VC Star August 15, 2018 A Ventura couple whose home was damaged in the Thomas Fire, sued their insurance company this month over a term in their policy that caps repair costs. The couple’s attorney, Brian Kabateck, said there is precedence in the Los Angeles courts where sublimits have been found
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LA Daily News June 14, 2018 Two rental property owners filed a class action lawsuit Thursday against the city of Los Angeles over its recycling and trash-hauling program, claiming that changes implemented last year violate a state law that prohibits the imposition of taxes which have not been approved by