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Patients’ Rights After a Medical Data Breach in California
Patients have rights over how their medical data is shared and stored. In California, patients have the right to keep their medical records private. A data breach violates this right and puts patients at…
Understanding Insurance Denials in Severe Personal Injury Cases
It is common for an insurance claim to be denied, even when someone has suffered from a severe injury. Insurance denials can involve different types of claims. Some denials come from your own insurer,…
Car Accident Injuries Often Overlooked by Victims
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported there were over 2.8 million emergency department visits for motor vehicle crashes in 2023. While injuries sustained in car accidents vary greatly from mild to…
How Scar and Disfigurement Claims Are Evaluated in California
An accident can be a jarring experience for a victim. That experience is greatly exacerbated if an injury occurs and results in scarring or disfigurement. In California, a person experiencing this may be able…
Matthew McNicholas and Patrick McNicholas Named to Los Angeles Business Journal’s 2026 LA500 List
Partners Matthew McNicholas and Patrick McNicholas have once again been named to the Los Angeles Business Journal’s LA500 list, which recognizes the most influential leaders in the Greater Los Angeles region. Matthew’s profile highlights…
Inverse Condemnation in California Wildfire Lawsuits
When wildfires damage homes, businesses, or land in California, the cause is often linked to utility company equipment. Many people think they must prove the company was careless or broke safety rules to get…
How Multidistrict Litigation (MDL) Differs from California State Class Actions
When many people are harmed by a defective product, a dangerous drug, or corporate misconduct, the legal system uses certain tools to manage the large number of claims. Two common options are multidistrict litigation…
Understanding Proposition 51 and How It Affects Shared Liability
Proposition 51, also known as the Fair Responsibility Act of 1986, governs shared liability in personal injury cases. When more than one party is responsible for causing an injury in California, determining which party…
How Dashcam Footage Can Strengthen Your Car Accident Claim in California
After a car accident in California, it is often one driver’s word against the other’s. Police reports are not always accurate, and witnesses may recall events differently. In these cases, dashcam footage can provide…