In the news section.
In the June issue of Healthcare Risk Management, Heimanson & Wolf Partner Ilan Heimanson is interviewed on the topic of patient abandonment, particularly in the litigation context. In the […]
Heimanson & Wolf Partner Jeffrey Wolf was interviewed for the July issue of the ABA Journal on blame allocation in a driverless car future. “What have been, to date, mostly […]
Heimanson & Wolf, LLP Partner Jeffrey Wolf penned an article this week for the Daily Journal discussing valuation issues for longterm medical expenses as a result […]
April 2017 – Heimanson & Wolf Partner Jeffrey Wolf spoke with trade publication American Recycler earlier this month about the dangers for roadside and highway workers and the ways in […]
Bruce Jenner Sued For Negligence In Crash Former Olympian Bruce Jenner has been sued for negligence and wrongful death for his part in a chain-reaction car wreck that claimed the life of an elderly woman in February.
Bruce Jenner Hit With Wrongful Death Lawsuit Over Fatal Malibu Crash Former Olympian and reality TV star accused of being “careless and negligent” in February accident that left one dead.
Justin Bieber Settles Bodyguard Lawsuit One Less Legal Headache Justin Bieber's lawyer is clocking more hours than a 7-Eleven -- the singer just settled a lawsuit with his pissed off ex-bodyguard ... after the man sued him for assault and battery.
Justin Bieber Pummeled His Ex-Bodyguard, Lawsuit Claims Seeking nearly $500K, former bodyguard claims that "Boyfriend" singer Justin Bieber repeatedly punched him. Justin Bieber is apparently adept at delivering hits behind the scenes as well as on the music charts. That is, if the allegations in a new lawsuit are to be believed.
CBS2 Investigation: Patients Claim OC Dentist Didn’t Give Them Care They Paid For Several patients are accusing an Orange County dentist of charging them thousands of dollars for dental implants and subsequently never responding to their calls for help.
Anesthesiologist accused of talking on phone during dental surgery gets probation A local anesthesiologist who was accused by the state medical board of using his cell phone instead of monitoring a patient who died during oral surgery has been placed on probation for three years.
