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            In the mid 90’s defibrillators became available for emergency care to treat victims of cardiac arrest-heart attacks. CPR has significantly fewer positive results than defibrillators. Defibrillators are user-friendly and can be used by rescuers without formal training. Defibrillators have the advantage of limited legal immunity for rescuers. Today’s case [...]

DISCLAIMER: This article is not a substitute for professional legal advice.  This article does not create an attorney-client relationship, nor is it a solicitation to offer legal advice.             Some fear that moving out of the marital home may put them at a disadvantage in the division of marital property. [...]

When people hear the term “restraining order,” they often associate it with wrongdoing or punishment. Put simply, a restraining order is a legal tool designed to protect a party or parties by limiting certain actions during a legal case.  In family law, this protective tool takes the form of Automatic Temporary Restraining Order (ATROS). Often [...]

As most of you serious Law Review readers know April is National Donate Life. We do an organ and tissue donor column every few years as the message bears repeating. Over 100,000 Americans are in need of an organ transplant—every day an average of seventeen people die waiting for an organ donation. More than [...]

            “You’re dead.”             My hand was on the gun, but he was too close—and his knife was even closer. I exhaled, realizing I’d been holding my breath. I was going to pull the trigger. I tried to recall the training by Officer Beers—the exceptions—the [...]

              Election observers, sometimes tainted with intimidation, have as of late used the courts to challenge California elections. Take for example Election Integrity Project California, Inc and Advocates For Faith and Freedom who filed a lawsuit against Mark Lunn as Ventura County Clerk/Recorder claiming they were denied the right [...]

            Parking lots fights and assaults after big league sporting events, always involving alcohol, are not uncommon. While the parties involved in the incident often face legal liability, the companies managing the parking lots generally do not. Take Stokes v. Forty-Niners Stadium Management Co. for example.   Fight in Levi’s [...]

            Contractors at my construction seminars have heard me drone on about the importance about maintaining their workers compensation insurance and keeping their contractors license valid. Failure to do so can have catastrophic results. Here is a new case that proves that point.             ABI [...]

            New damning information has come out about former President Trump-hard to imagine there could be even more. Retired Marine Corps General John Kelly, Trump’s long-term former Chief of Staff, said: “the definition of fascism accurately describes the former President (Kelly went on to define the word: demagogue and more). [...]