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Daily Journal · Sep. 26, 2026Fake AI citations in court: why lawyers answer for every word after NolandA California appeals court made lawyers personally responsible for every citation they file. What has happened since, and why it protects clients.By Reza TorkzadehDaily Journal · Sep. 26, 2026AI in law firms: what injured clients should know in 2026How law firms use AI now, the risk to your private information, the new California rules, and the questions to ask a firm about AI on your case.By Reza TorkzadehDaily Journal · Sep. 26, 2026Litigation funding and injured people: what changed after the 2025 tax fightCommercial litigation finance and consumer legal funding are not the same thing. The federal tax that failed, the disclosure fight, and new state laws, including California's AB 931.By Reza Torkzadeh
Safety · Sep. 25, 2026Causes and Symptoms of CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy)Because CTE is confirmed after death, researchers have learned about its possible symptoms in part by comparing changes found in the brain with symptoms the person experienced during life.By TORKLAW Editorial TeamAdvocate Magazine · Sep. 23, 2026Hurt at work in California? When you can claim more than workers’ compWhat workers' compensation leaves out, when someone other than your employer is responsible, and how to protect that second claim.By Reza TorkzadehDaily Journal · Sep. 23, 2026Boating accidents in California: who is responsible?What causes most boating accidents, when the owner is responsible for someone else's driving, and why rentals, tours and federal rules change the case.By Reza TorkzadehDaily Journal · Sep. 23, 2026Hurt on a ride at a theme park or fair in California: who is responsible?The high duty of care ride operators owe, which bumps are part of the ride, and what changes when the ride belongs to a traveling carnival or the fair is run by a public agency.By Reza TorkzadehDaily Journal · Sep. 23, 2026Hit by a drunk driver in California: can the bar be held responsible?California's general rule for bars, restaurants and party hosts, the exceptions for minors, and why the answer can change in other states.By Reza TorkzadehDaily Journal · Sep. 23, 2026When an insurer won’t settle: policy-limit demands and bad faith in CaliforniaHow a well-prepared settlement demand can move the risk to the insurer, and what California's rules for time-limited demands require.By Reza TorkzadehDaily Journal · Sep. 23, 2026Medical bills after an accident in California: what you can recoverWhy the amount billed is not always the amount recovered, how the way care was paid matters, and how liens affect your settlement.By Reza Torkzadeh
Safety · Sep. 25, 2026Causes and Symptoms of CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy)Because CTE is confirmed after death, researchers have learned about its possible symptoms in part by comparing changes found in the brain with symptoms the person experienced during life.By TORKLAW Editorial TeamAdvocate Magazine · Sep. 23, 2026Hurt at work in California? When you can claim more than workers’ compWhat workers' compensation leaves out, when someone other than your employer is responsible, and how to protect that second claim.By Reza TorkzadehDaily Journal · Sep. 23, 2026Boating accidents in California: who is responsible?What causes most boating accidents, when the owner is responsible for someone else's driving, and why rentals, tours and federal rules change the case.By Reza TorkzadehDaily Journal · Sep. 23, 2026Hurt on a ride at a theme park or fair in California: who is responsible?The high duty of care ride operators owe, which bumps are part of the ride, and what changes when the ride belongs to a traveling carnival or the fair is run by a public agency.By Reza TorkzadehDaily Journal · Sep. 23, 2026Hit by a drunk driver in California: can the bar be held responsible?California's general rule for bars, restaurants and party hosts, the exceptions for minors, and why the answer can change in other states.By Reza TorkzadehDaily Journal · Sep. 23, 2026When an insurer won’t settle: policy-limit demands and bad faith in CaliforniaHow a well-prepared settlement demand can move the risk to the insurer, and what California's rules for time-limited demands require.By Reza TorkzadehDaily Journal · Sep. 23, 2026Medical bills after an accident in California: what you can recoverWhy the amount billed is not always the amount recovered, how the way care was paid matters, and how liens affect your settlement.By Reza TorkzadehNot sure if you have a case? Call anyway. It's free to ask.
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