What California Car Dealers Need to Know About the End of the Clean Air Vehicle (CAV) Decal Program
Explore how the end of California’s Clean Air Vehicle (CAV) decal program affects car dealers, EV buyers, and compliance obligations under the CLRA.
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California Supreme Court Narrows Song-Beverly Act Protections in Rodriguez v. FCA US LLC
Explore how the California Supreme Court’s decision in Rodriguez v. FCA US LLC affects warranty claims under the Song-Beverly Act, especially regarding used cars sold with a manufacturer’s warranty.
Filing a Medical Malpractice Claim Under the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA)
Filing a medical malpractice claim under the FTCA can be complex and is subject to strict procedural requirements and timelines.
Non-Economic Damages in Medical Malpractice Cases
  Understanding California’s Updated Cap on Non-Economic Damages in Medical Malpractice Cases: A Move Towards Fair Compensation In a recent change aimed at aligning with the principles of justice and fair compensation in medical malpractice actions, Governor Gavin Newsom has implemented new rules regarding the cap on non-economic damages in California. This modification pertains to the cap on pain and suffering damages, among other non-economic damages, under Cal. Civ. […]
Changes to Expect in the Courts in Light of COVID-19
As public spaces begin to reopen throughout California, patrons will notice changes in accessibility to those spaces, as well as the increased cleaning and safety protocols now in place, particularly as they relate to COVID-19. Given that California counties are opening in waves depending upon their progress controlling COVID-19 cases, this article breaks down some of the changes to expect when accessing courts in the counties of Orange, Los Angeles, […]
Five Rules You Need to Know Before Filing a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit in California
Five Rules You Need to Know Before Filing a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit in California California has a number of unique requirements and rules that should be considered prior to filing a medical malpractice lawsuit. The requirements demanding special attention include the statute of limitations, providing notice to the health care provider that a person intends to sue, the cap on non-economic damages, limits on attorneys’ fees, and shared liability. Each […]