Steps to Take After a Wildfire By Shant Karnikian Wildfires can leave devastating impacts, turning lives upside down in an instant. Navigating the aftermath requires a clear plan to ensure safety, protect your rights, and start rebuilding. This guide outlines essential steps to take after a wildfire to help ease
Brian Kabateck, Michael Childress, and Shant Karnikian discuss dissecting insurance policies to determine coverage, and what avenues may be available for recovery. They will specifically discuss the possibility of coverage for damage caused in the wake of civil unrest.
Brian Kabateck and Michael Childress discuss insurance and the claims process for Business Interruption Insurance amid recent civil authority closures. Kabateck LLP | YouTube Media Updates
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NBC Bay Area March 25, 2019 A family is suing an East Bay high school alleging lack of security after their 14-year-old daughter was sexually assaulted on the campus. The lawsuit claims Clayton Valley Charter High School officials knew the area where the alleged assault took place was known as
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,
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Written on Behalf of Brian S. Kabateck August 4, 2017 The medical community is reeling from a rash of cyberattacks involving extensive data breaches that compromise the privacy of patients. According to the Government Accountability Office, healthcare data breaches are growing exponentially, affecting millions of Americans who have had their