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GEK Attorneys Discuss the Impact of Violence on Teachers
Six GEK Attorneys Named as Best Lawyers in America®
Court of Appeal Decision Affirms Right to Rebut Standard Rating
Hispanic Workers Face More Dangerous Conditions
Firm Obtains Major Settlement in Fire Pit Burn Case
Temporary Total Disability Rates to Increase

Firm Obtains Major Settlement in Fire Pit Burn Case
Increased Gas Prices Impact Mileage Reimbursement Rate
CAAA Reports on Carriers' Expenses

Senate Labor Committee Passes Ban on Bias in Permanent Disability Compensation

Hotel Housekeepers Get off Your Knees and Straighten Your Backs
Four GEK Attorneys Named 2011 Southern California Super Lawyers - Rising Star
Attorney Gary Stern Discusses Vital Issues with Assembly Speaker John Pérez
California Court of Appeal Holds that Employer Policy Handbook Trumps Attorney-Client Privilege
GEK Broadens its Legal Reach by Welcoming a New Attorney to the Team

Adam Dombchik Named Applicant Attorney of the Year
GEK Attorney and Avid Cyclist Howard Krepack Featured in Super Lawyers Magazine
Law Firm Supports Senate Bill Designed To Help Hotel Housekeepers
GEK Attorney Applies Almaraz Guzman II, Wins Increased Permanent Disability Benefits
Assembly Members’ Personal Experiences with Discrimination Inform Fight for Equality (PDF)

GEK Attorney and Avid Cyclist Howard Krepack Featured in Super Lawyers Magazine

Shift Work Can Be Hazardous to Your Health
Facebook May Not Be a "Friend"
California Court of Appeal Holds that Employer Policy Handbook Trumps Attorney-Client Privilege
The New Year Brings Mileage Reimbursement Hike

Law Firm Files Case Against Caltrans on Behalf of Four Bicyclists Who Suffered Serious Injuries
Attorney Gary Stern Discusses Vital Issues with Assembly Speaker John Pérez
Attorney Adam Dombchik Named One of the Most Influential People
Court of Appeal Agrees and Offers Relief from AMA Guides’ Negative Effect on Permanent Disability Ratings
Six Attorneys from Gordon, Edelstein, Krepack, Grant, Felton and Goldstein Named as Best Lawyers in America®
Attorneys Voice Their Concerns at Lobby Day in Sacramento

Elderly People Face Nursing Home Abuse and Negligence

Prevent Heat Illness from Turning Deadly
FDA Recalls Alfalfa Sprouts Linked to Salmonella
Law Firm Successfully Represents Roofer After Catastrophic Fall

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