Written on behalf of Brian Kabateck January 12, 2018 Abuse can happen to anyone, no matter the person’s age, sex, race, religion, or ethnic or cultural background. Each year, thousands of adults over the age of 60 are abused, neglected, or financially exploited. This is called elder abuse. Abuse can
Written on behalf of Brian S. Kabateck January 2, 2018 As Christmas shoppers rush to make returns, consumers may not realize that many fellow Americans are spending the holidays homeless. With soaring housing prices and a shrinking rental market, due in part to the high-tech industry boom, west coast cities
Written on behalf of Brian S. Kabateck December 2017 With a major leadership shakeup at the nation’s top consumer watchdog agency, regulatory enforcement is being run off the rails as the Trump administration makes its mark on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Last month, Mick Mulvaney took the reins of
Written on behalf of Brian S. Kabateck November 30, 2017 As we approach World AIDS Day, it’s important to recognize that significant disparities in the healthcare insurance industry continue to harm people living with HIV/AIDS. These individuals face discrimination and refusals to provide medically appropriate care, resulting in dire consequences.
November 27, 2017
Written on behalf of Brian S. Kabateck November 17, 2017 Recent sexual harassment scandals that involved the use of secret settlements have sparked a conversation about who really benefits from non-disclosure agreements. The purpose of these confidential settlements is to establish the boundaries, or subject matter, of the disclosure, without
November 14, 2017
LA Times October 23, 2017 Weinstein Scandal Puts Nondisclosure Agreements in the Spotlight
Written on behalf of Brian S. Kabateck For many people, having insurance brings them a peace of mind, knowing that if disaster were to strike, they have insurance to help them out. Insurance companies have the responsibility to provide compensation on any property damage. Many homeowners are reported to not
Written on behalf of Brian S. Kabateck October 13, 2017 The statistics are sobering: the number of opioid overdoses have soared to the point where the life expectancy in the U.S. has dropped behind other leading industrialized nations. More than 52,000 people died from opioid-related deaths in 2015, which jumped