Martinez
Recent News About Martinez
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Sirius XM accused of unlawfully calling consumers for solicitation purposes
LOS ANGELES – Five consumers allege Sirius XM Radio Inc. engages in an illegal telemarketing campaign. -
Former Jo-Ann Stores employee files suit for long-term disability benefits from insurer
LOS ANGELES – A former store manager for Jo-Ann Stores alleges her claim for disability benefits was wrongfully denied. -
Woman seeks disability benefits from Life Insurance Co. of North America
LOS ANGELES – A former outpatient clinic manager for Community Memorial Health System alleges her disability benefits were wrongfully terminated. -
Man alleges he is owed disability benefits
LOS ANGELES – A man claims his disability benefits were unlawfully terminated and seeks payment of the benefits. -
Inglewood attorney serves probation after misconduct in divorce case
LOS ANGELES — Inglewood attorney Carlos MartinezCouoh was placed on one year of probation by the State Bar Court of California. -
Woman alleges Life Insurance Co. of North America wrongfully terminated disability benefits
LOS ANGELES – A former Carrington Mortgage Holdings employee alleges she is still disabled and that her disability benefits were wrongfully terminated. -
Woman seeks disability benefits from the Life Insurance Co. of North America
LOS ANGELES – A former emergency department coordinator with Unity Point Health alleges her disability benefits claim was wrongfully denied. -
Unum Life accused of wrongfully terminating woman's disability benefits
LOS ANGELES – A former mortgage loan underwriter alleges she is disabled and that her benefits were unlawfully terminated. -
Prudential Insurance Co. of America alleged to have wrongfully terminated benefits
RIVERSIDE – A man alleges his insurer wrongfully terminated his disability benefits despite medical information from his doctors. -
Suit seeks court's judgment over use of m n m l mark
LOS ANGELES – A Los Angeles clothing company is seeking declaratory judgement regarding a trademark. -
Stanford University Law School helps build new app to help Louisiana flood victims
STANFORD – A new app developed in California is helping flood victims in Louisiana rebuild their lives after the devastating floods of last August. -
Diamond Resorts Corp. employee alleges claim for disability benefits was wrongfully denied
LOS ANGELES – A woman alleges she is disabled from an on-the-job accident and that her claim for disability benefits was wrongfully denied. -
Cigna Life Insurance accused of wrongfully denying disability benefits
LOS ANGELES – A former employee of Taylor Made Group alleges his disability benefits were wrongfully terminated. -
Former Chemtrade employee alleges disability benefits were wrongfully terminated
LOS ANGELES – A former operations specialist with Chemtrade Refinery Services alleges his disability benefits were wrongfully terminated. -
Man alleges he is still disabled, LINA wrongfully terminated benefits
LOS ANGELES – A man formerly employed as a tanker driver alleges his disability benefits were unlawfully terminated. -
Magellan Health Services employee sees disability benefits
SAN FRANCISCO – A Magellan Health Services employee alleges her claim for disability benefits was wrongfully denied. -
Patient claims physician, Family Healthcare Network and others' negligence caused her serious injuries
SACRAMENTO — A Tulare resident has filed suit against a doctor and health care providers for alleged negligence and vicarious liability following a surgery that resulted in infections, sepsis, internal injuries and a stay in the intensive care unit. -
Man accuses Hartford Life and Accident Insurance Co. of wrongfully denying benefits
LOS ANGELES – A man alleges his benefits were wrongfully denied and has filed suit to determine he is eligible for coverage. -
Primesource Building Products employee alleges Hartford Life wrongfully terminated benefits
LOS ANGELES – A Primesource Building Products employee alleges he was wrongfully terminated from receiving disability benefits. -
Shephard Mechanical Contractors Inc. alleges it is owed more than $60,000 for project work
SAN FRANCISCO – A Sacramento County contractor claims it wasn't paid in full for work on a federal project in Martinez.