Politics Don’t worry folks although the topic suggests a possible POTUS rant or joke, I will pass, we’ll just let his “tweets” and amazing vernacular speak for itself. I wanted to take the opportunity in passing the good word and highlighting a gentleman who is a Democratic Candidate running for the California State Assembly, 51st […]
October is on its 72nd year as National Disability Employment Awareness Month. It is an annual celebration of people with disabilities who work and those businesses and organizations that employ them. More than 18 million Americans with disabilities are employed today, contributing to their employer’s productivity and profits while paying taxes and supporting the economy
Although we will always remember and be reminded of 9/11/2001 we will forever honor and remember those who selflessly gave their lives to save others. The first responders, the civilian heroes and the innocent people who were lost during the most cowardly act of terror on American soil, will forever resonate within our Country’s fabric
I hope everyone relaxed and enjoyed this past Labor Day Weekend. Whether hosting barbecues, pool parties or enjoyed the river, beach, lakes and/or parks; my main wish is that your time spent was with your loved ones. Summer was a blur, business never sleeps and the time passes quickly, so hug those you love and
A First Responder’s plight and the challenges presented by the WorkComp process. So, in rehashing last week’s article we highlighted how one facet of reform has ultimately shaped our industry; but moreover the increased instances of denial of care due to a complex and heavily lopsided process. For many of you reading this article, you’ve
Foreshadowing how this complicated, untimely and flawed system will fair is very easy for those of us who have been affected by this dysfunctional platform. Whether you are a first responder, an injured worker, have a friend or family member who suffered an injury, an applicant attorney, physician or any form of medical legal service
Greetings! I hope that everyone who attended the CAAA Summer Convention absorbed new strategies added wisdom and for the most part, had a good time doing so. While the four day event can be overwhelming, the opportunity to immerse yourselves into the panel discussions, along with better understanding of some of the nuances of changes
New Case Law: Hikida v. WCAB; Costco Wholesales Corp. Read More »
June is upon us, which means kids are being promoted, graduating and most of all embarking on new personal voyages. For those of you hard working parents who may have children doing so I wanted to congratulate you and your loved ones for your hard work and pursuits. While the balance of the day to
Last Friday the 6th Annual Latino Comp Golf Tournament was held on a perfect day at Angeles National Golf Club. The weather was clear blue skies, pushing in the high 80’s with a slight breeze which made for an ideal setting for this fantastic event. For some of you who’ve golfed this pristine course you would
Appreciation and a day of honor and remembrance… Read More »
Greetings colleagues and friends, these past few weeks have been overwhelming so forgive me if you’ve been heavily anticipating a fresh and new article, fear not for this one is just that, fresh out of the oven. Before I do so though, I wanted to thank those of you who have responded to me on
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