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
Written on behalf of Brian Kabateck September 7, 2018 Popcorn movies such as 20th Century Fox’s “The Predator” are designed to come with little controversy. The film is about a vicious fight between aliens and humans and is the fifth installment in the Predator franchise. However, a casting choice by
Written on Behalf of Brian Kabateck August 31, 2018 Complaints and accusations of sexual assault have come from numerous Uber passengers as well as drivers. A recent investigation of the issue by CNN found that 103 Uber drivers across the country were accused of sexual assault or abuse. Since then,
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
Written on behalf of Brian S. Kabateck August 24, 2018 This summer’s scariest horror flick is the true-life stories of dozens of people who have experienced enormous pain and suffering because of dangerous medical devices. The Netflix documentary “The Bleeding Edge” presents harrowing accounts of victims who have suffered severe
Written on behalf of Brian Kabateck August 17, 2018 There’s a reason why many drivers are scared to share the roads with 18-wheelers. Large trucks are involved in one out of every 10 highway deaths and most fatalities involve passengers in smaller vehicles, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway
Written by Brian S. Kabateck August 10, 2018 Of all the personal injury cases over the years which have garnered media attention, the most misunderstood must be the “McDonald’s Hot Coffee” lawsuit. Few people know all the details from start to finish, only that a woman won a multi-million-dollar verdict
VENTURA, CA (August 7, 2018)— Homeowners impacted by the devastating Thomas Wildfire filed a lawsuit in Ventura County Superior Court against Farmers Insurance for engaging in bad faith by failing to cover the costs associated with extensive smoke and ash damage. The plaintiffs–Sean Hellman, Anna Christina Marquez and their two
Written on behalf of Brian S. Kabateck August 3, 2018 There’s disturbing new evidence about an increase in pedestrian deaths involving one of America’s most popular vehicles. Sports Utility Vehicles or SUVs are contributing to a stunning rise in pedestrian fatalities, according to federal safety regulators, who apparently have known
Written on behalf of Brian Kabateck July 27, 2018 A record-breaking heat wave that hit Southern California not only brought high temperatures to the region, but it also brought wildfires. A fire broke out in Santa Barbara County dubbed the “Holiday Fire”, and a brush fire came dangerously close to