LOS ANGELES, Calf. (October 9, 2019) – Attorney Michael Childress, who specializes in insurance recovery and bad faith law, has joined the Los Angeles based plaintiff’s firm Kabateck LLP as Of Counsel. For nearly four decades, Mr. Childress has successfully helped policyholders nationally and internationally resolve and litigate claims against
The latest “Just Us for Justice” podcast from CAOC is now online! You may have heard that the California State Bar is weighing changes that would allow non-lawyers to take over ownership of law firms. It is a clear danger to the profession as well as the rights of plaintiffs
August 15, 2019 Northern California Record Last month, a judge on the Alameda County Superior Court reduced the amount of punitive damages in a $2 billion verdict against Bayer AG. The company asked the court to reverse the verdict in June after the jury found in favor of the plaintiffs’
Written on behalf of Brian S. Kabateck August 2, 2019 Whether fans in the stands know it or not, when watching their favorite Baseball team play, they are doing so at their own risk. With baseball season in full swing, players and fans across the nation are heading to a
Advocate Magazine June 14, 2019 KBK’s Brian Kabateck and Stephnie Charlin wrote an article for CAALA’s Advocate Magazine regarding some recent case law developments concerning damages in California that affect the plaintiffs’ practice.
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Long Beach Post May 24, 2019 A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge has upheld a roughly $36 million jury verdict in favor of 31 families who said were subject to toxic gas leaks and decaying conditions while living in the Friendly Village Mobile Home Park in North Long Beach.
May 22, 2019 Newsy
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
March 22, 2019 East Bay Times The family of a then-14 year-old girl who they say was raped in 2017 by a fellow student at Clayton Valley High School is suing the school, alleging its leaders knew that the location of the assault was a known “sexual hangout” yet didn’t