Articles in this issue:
Once you finish the pre-deposition with your client, they should feel protected, empowered, and ready to fight for themselves
Be prepared for a mentally and emotionally draining jury selection
Understanding the basics and avoiding the pitfalls in litigating claims of neglect and abuse for elderly and dependent adults
When our clients are elderly, forgetful, diagnosed with dementia, or have passed, we must be very wary of the defense hiring experts to minimize their loss
The Elder Abuse Act provides enhanced remedies, but the complexity of discovery requires a vigilant and thorough approach
In the digital age, there is no substitute for inspections. Here are the basics for nursing homes
The mediation of sexual-harassment and abuse cases; which cases should be mediated and how that mediation should proceed
A plaintiff in a sexual-misconduct case can go through their case with dignity and emerge feeling empowered
The laws governing elder abuse and neglect cases provide sexual-abuse victims with many avenues for recovery
To maximize damages, use demonstrative graphics to make your audience feel the emotional trauma of the players involved in your story
Supreme Court holds that plaintiffs do not lose standing to pursue PAGA claims against their employer by settling their individual claims
How to preserve a structured settlement as an option for your client
A look at the government’s MICRA liens for medical care it paid, most commonly on behalf of military members, Tri-Care/Champus or V.A.
A look at the issues CAOC will address in Sacramento this year
Members and the President have different opinions about Judges
Association to raise money for “A Walk on Water,” providing surf therapy to children with disabilities, both congenital and traumatic
“Mamba mentality is understanding that every day you can work on something, every day you get better….”
How to avoid MICRA when bringing an elder or dependent-adult abuse case against a healthcare provider
