The Recorder | Cyber Security Challenges for Remote Law Firms
June 12, 2020
By Brian S. Kabateck & Joana Fang The Recorder | Cyber Security Challenges for Remote Law Firms
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Daily Journal Names Brian Kabateck as a Top Plaintiff Lawyer
June 11, 2020
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Advocate | Class Certification and Warranty Claims
June 9, 2020
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Capitol Weekly | Courts to Have Final Say in Business Interruption Coverage
May 26, 2020
By Rich Ehisen With no compromise in sight, it appears the debate over business interruption insurance coverage will be solved by litigation, not legislation. At issue are thousands of businesses around California with insurance policies to protect them against a sudden catastrophic event that forces them to close down for
Maintaining Workers’ Safety as Businesses Reopen in COVID-19 Era
May 19, 2020
by Brian S. Kabateck States are slowly beginning to take steps to reopen their economies, allowing retail stores, parks, hair salons, and restaurants with curbside pickup to reopen, under tightly controlled conditions. Analysts say that businesses and their customers, through their actions, will decide when the economy opens up again.
SoCal Record | Non-Essential Businesses Fight Back w/ Federal Lawsuit
May 19, 2020
By Juliette Fairley A coalition of businesses have sued the State of California over being deemed non-essential during the COVID-19 public health crisis, which they allege violate their constitutional rights. The lawsuit names 32 state officials as defendants, including Gov. Gavin Newsom, Attorney General Xavier Becerra and Los Angeles Mayor Eric
Brian Kabateck Tells ABC7 What Employers Can Do Upon Reopening Work Spaces
May 11, 2020
ABC7 | Brian Kabateck Discusses What Employers Can Do To Keep Returning Workers Safe from COVID-19
NorCal Record | Zoom Responds to Federal Complaint with Security Fixes
April 28, 2020
By Juliette Fairley A federal lawsuit alleges that Zoom Video Communications mislead shareholders about its privacy security measures, which are under scrutiny since the COVID-19 pandemic has lead to popular usage and demand for its video conferencing technology. Michael Drieu filed the class action lawsuit in the Northern District of California
SoCal Record | Chipotle Settles Allegations with Justice Department
April 28, 2020
restaurant kitchen | Pixabay By Juliette Fairley Newport Beach-based Chipotle has agreed to pay $25 million to settle criminal charges for its role in illness outbreaks that caused more than 1,100 people between 2015 and 2018 to be sickened, according to a Department of Justice (DOJ) announcement. The Acute Communicable Disease
Spectrum News 1 | Restaurant Owners Sue Insurance Company Over Denied Claims
April 28, 2020
By Vicky Nguyen LOS ANGELES, Calif. — This restaurant became Bret and Lucy Thompson’s baby when they opened it nearly five years ago and now they’re fighting to keep it alive. “To have it close, I feel like I went into a small depression,” said Lucy Thompson. The married couple