The 21st Century Cures Act – Retrieval of Patient’s Medical Records at No Cost
The Cures Act, also known as the 21st Century Cures Act, is a federal law enacted in 2016 that aims to improve healthcare in the United States. Under the Cures Act, patients have the right to access and obtain copies of their medical records…
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Court of Appeals Holds against ABC in finding that Rule 141 Must be applied in all cases.
in Administrative Law, Alcoholic Beverage Licensing, NewsCourt of Appeals holds that Rule 141 requires dismissal by the ABC in all decoy cases prosecuted without the required face-to-face identification. Stephen Warren Solomon and Ralph Barat Saltsman succeeded in persuading the Court of Appeal to construe Rule 141 to be applied precisely as it is written in Acapulco Restaurant, Inc, v. ABC Appeals […]
Over 6 Million Dollars Recovered Collision between county bus and asphalt roller vehicle results in amputation of foot/shattered arm.
in Car Accidents, News, Personal InjuryFacts/Contentions According to plaintiff: This consolidated action with cross-complaints arose out of a collision between a bus and an asphalt roller. Plaintiff Ronald Daneault claimed that a county bus failed to yield the right-of-way and that other defendants contributed to an accident in which the county bus struck an asphalt roller vehicle operated by Daneault. […]
Teenager Injured in Football Game Receives Jury Award of $7.57 Million for Missed Diagnosis by Treating Doctors
in Medical Malpractice, News, Personal InjuryPrevious settlement with other defendants garnered additional 1.8 million dollars. Stephen Allen Jamieson won a jury trial in the amount of $7.57 million dollars on behalf of a 19-year-old who had received a medical treatment far below the standard of care including a misdiagnosis of a bleed on his brain. This case was tried in […]
LAX VICTIM’S FAMILY DEALT 2ND BLOW
in Car Accidents, News, Personal Injury, Wrongful DeathLOS ANGELES TIMES – NOVEMBER 27, 2002 A brother of ticket agent killed in July 4 shootings at airport dies after an auto accident in Chatsworth. By Wendy Thermos For the second time in five months, tragedy has stuck the Chatsworth couple who lost a daughter in the July 4 shooting spree at Los Angeles […]
Simon Offers Snafu ‘Regret’
in Civil Litigation, NewsPolitics: The candidate calls his mistaken claim that the govener broke the law a ‘sorry episode’. A David aide asked, “Where’s the apology?” By MATEA GOLD and MICHAEL FINNEGAN Los Angeles Times; October 11, 2002 Republican gubernatorial nominee Bill Simon, Jr. expressed regret Thursday for accusing Gov. Gray Davis of illegally accepting a political donation […]
Largest Verdict For Fraud Ever Rendered For Deception Related To E-Z-Go Golf Cars. Fraud Judgment For 1.67 Million Dollars Entered Against Textron Inc.
in Business Law, NewsStephen Jamieson, a partner in the law firm Solomon, Saltsman & Jamieson based in Los Angeles, California, in association with Tom Ward of the Lancaster based law firm Michelizzi, Schwabacher, Ward & Collins, obtained a Judgment for Fraud against E-Z-Go division of Textron, Inc. also known as TEXTRON INC this month. TEXTRON INC., a multinational […]
Fraud Found by Jury Against a Real Estate Broker
in NewsOur client, a 52 year-old single woman, purchased a home in a beautiful rural area on a lake north of Los Angeles. The home was in a gated community of many houses that share a lake. When the client purchased the home, the Real Estate Broker and Sales Agent assured the client that the home […]
FROM INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY Saltsman and Solomon: Letting the genie out of the bottle?
in Indian Gaming, NewsBy Ralph B. Saltsman & Stephen Warren Solomon As published in Indian Country Today – January 7, 2011 Well, do we let the genie out of the bottle? Does this genie lavish untold wealth on its owner or wreak devastation on an established treasured enterprise? By the way, to whom does this genie belong? In […]
Shakedown Lawsuits: Americans with Disabilities Act
in NewsThis month’s article is about the proliferation of shake down lawsuits filed under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Though the Act was enacted to help all persons gain equal access to businesses open to the public, that noble beginning has degenerated into a cash cow for attorneys who file hundreds of lawsuits a year looking […]
Metrolink Train Crash Victim Represented by the Law Firm of Solomon, Saltsman & Jamieson is Awarded $2,000,000
in Car Accidents, News, Personal InjuryPlaya Del Rey, CA August 19, 2011 In a lawsuit brought against Metrolink, Connex, and other Defendants, a train passenger and his wife represented by Solomon, Saltsman & Jamieson have been awarded $2,000,000 in a recent Los Angeles superior court judgment. The law firm is pleased to have been given the opportunity to succesfully represent […]
LEGAL HELP LIVE
in Legal Help Live, NewsL.A.’s Newest Cutting-Edge, Super-Lawyers TV Talk Show Stephen Warren Solomon and Ralph Saltsman, who hosted the popular long-running, KRLA radio talk show, Legal Help Live, recently made the transition from radio to TV. Legal Help Live is now a live, weekly, no-hold barred TV talk show. Think of Car Talk (if the two mechanics were […]
Legal Help Live: Solomon and Saltsman Are All About Public Service
in NewsBy Contributing Editor, Diana Lesmez Saturday, May 5, 2007 9:19 PM PDT The first caller to Legal Help Live is Keira, from Westwood, who wants to know about her rights because on her first day at her new job at a restaurant her boss made a sexual pass at her. When she rebuffed his advances, […]