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Video – Attorney Andrew Dósa Answers: Is Restitution Mandatory Or Optional In Criminal Cases? Ray Hrdlicka – Host - Attorneys.Media “Are there any type of cases that restitution does not apply to?” Andrew Dósa – Criminal Defense Attorney - Alameda County, CA “The answer is restitution is constitutionally required in the state of California.” Ray Hrdlicka – Host - Attorneys.Media “Constitutionally required?” Andrew Dósa – Criminal Defense Attorney - Alameda County, CA “That is correct.” Ray Hrdlicka – Host - Attorneys.Media “On every case?” Andrew Dósa – Criminal Defense Attorney - Alameda County, CA “One every case.” Ray Hrdlicka – Host - Attorneys.Media “Wow. Obviously, that is something most people don’t realize. Obviously, a very important point to somebody going through the criminal justice system. If that’s the case, how is it applied to a myriad of cases, whether it’s a domestic violence, or a theft, or a grand theft auto? Well, that one’s obvious, but sex crimes? How is restitution applied in those various cases?” Andrew Dósa – Criminal Defense Attorney - Alameda County, CA “The simple answer is that restitution is going to be imposed in any case where there is a victim who’s suffered some kin...

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Lemon Law Attorneys Los Angeles- Law Offices of Adam Zolonz, APC Offers Legal Aid to Chevrolet Bolt Owners Amidst High Voltage Battery Recall — MediaContacts.co — Lemon #Law Attorneys #Los #Angeles Zolonz Law Announces #Legal #Aid for #Chevy #Bolt Owners Amid Recall LOS ANGELES, May #29 2024 Lemon Law Attorneys Los Angeles- The Law Offices of #Adam Zolonz, #APC announces the availability of legal #services for owners and lessees of #Chevrolet Bolts, #following a substantial recall issued by #General #Motors for all models from #2017 to 2022. This recall addresses a critical defect that can #cause the #vehicles batteries to overheat, leading to #smoke #melting of components, and #potential ignition, #posing a #serious #risk to persons and property. As General Motors continues to investigate the specific #causes of these battery fires, the implications for Bolt owners are significant. Notably, even if a battery has been replaced by GM, owners still qualify for compensation under California's Lemon Law, which is designed to protect consumers experiencing repeated issues with their vehicles. Adam Zolonz, APC has already aided more than one thousand Bolt owners across California in securing warranty repairs, cash settlements, and in some cases, replacement or repurchase of their vehicles. "Our goal is to ensure that our clients receive the fair and adequate compensation they deserve, without any financial burden falling on them," stated Adam Zolonz. As per California law, any legal fees incurred during these proceedings are the responsibility of the manufacturer, ensuring no out-of-pocket costs for the consumers. The firm's commitment to providing prompt, aggressive, and effective representation has made it a respected name in the lemon law community. "We stand ready to protect and defend the interests of Chevrolet Bolt owners during this challenging time," added Mr. Zolonz. Chevrolet Bolt owners seeking to explore their legal options or who wish to initiate a claim can contact the Law Offices of Adam Zolonz, APC for a complimentary case evaluation. For more information, or to schedule a consultation, please call 310-247-8230 or visit https://lnkd.in/gj-S8aE7.

A reform on PAGA, or the California Private Attorneys General Act, was recently proposed. If this legislation is passed, it would result in an overhaul that limits the types of employees who can bring claims, gives employers a better chance to cure mistakes, reduces possible penalties, and boosts procedural mechanisms that would reduce claims in court. Read the full story on our blog. https://bit.ly/4bIol59 #VertiSourceHR #HRNews #humanresources

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https://lnkd.in/gmwrUMdg We are sharing with you an announcement from the Lucas County Common Pleas, General Division, regarding conversion to a new case management system in May 2024. Please direct all your inquiries per the the instructions in the announcement. Regards, Lucas County Bar Association -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Lucas County Common Pleas Court, General Division, will be converting to a new case management system in May. This change will impact all filers and participants that interact with the General Division. Timeline: - The Lucas County Clerk of Courts Office E-Filing system will be off-line starting May 24, 2024, at 5:00 PM. It is anticipated that the system will be online on June 1, 2024, at 9:00 AM. If the system becomes available sooner notification will be sent to e-filers through EFileOH. - The Lucas County Clerk of Courts Office will continue to accept paper filings. Entries with the exception of financials will continue to be made on cases until May 29, 2024, at 5:00 PM. Please note that the Lucas County Clerk of Courts Office will be using paper receipts on May 28, 2024, through May 30, 2024. If you are provided a paper receipt, your payment will be added to your case as soon as possible starting on May 31, 2024. The new system will reflect payment made on the date of entry with a notation of the actual payment date. - The Lucas County Clerk of Courts Office and the Common Pleas Court will be closed to the public on Friday, May 31, 2024. - The Lucas County Common Pleas Court portion of the system will go off-line May 29, 2024, at 5:00 PM. The Court will continue to operate on paper until May 31, 2024. Cases will be updated once the new system is online. - The Lucas County Clerk of Courts Office will have a new online docket for General Division case information. The Clerk’s web page will be updated on June 3, 2024 to allow for searching of the new system. If you have any questions, you may contact: Timothy P. Lubbe, Esq., SHRM-SCP Court Administrator Lucas County Common Pleas Court, General Division 419-213-4029 tlubbe@co.lucas.oh.us The following is an update as of May 7, 2024 from Mr. Lubbe: "The General Division of the Common Pleas Court had previously communicated its intent to close to the public on Friday, May 31, 2024 to facilitate the migration to the Court's new case management system. As a result of some complications with the new system, the commencement has been deferred till later this fall. Accordingly, the Court will be open to the public on May 31st. As we get closer to the new go-live date we communicate any future potential closures accordingly."

The new California law that went into effect January 1, 2024, now gives trial court judges discretion to stay or continue proceedings when a party appeals from an order denying or dismissing a petition to compel arbitration. Prior to the new law, an appeal would automatically stay trial court proceedings, meaning an appeal of a motion denying a motion to compel arbitration would stop all litigation on the merits of a case while the appeal was pending.⁠ ⁠ The Legislature adopted this new law in response to concern about “meritless appeals that are filed only to delay litigation," this being a common tactic in California trial courts. The new law hinders this by establishing that the denial of a motion to compel arbitration still remains an immediately appealable order, but it will no longer trigger an automatic stay in the Superior Court.⁠ ⁠ However, under Federal law, the Supreme Court recently held that the Federal Arbitration Act (“FAA”) requires a district court to stay its proceedings while an appeal concerning arbitration is pending. The new California procedure now differs from federal law under the FAA. It is yet to be determined which procedure will control in a proceeding in California state court where the arbitration agreement is subject to the FAA. The FAA can, at times, preempt state laws that restrict the right to arbitrate. A party that loses a motion to compel arbitration in state court on an agreement stating the FAA applies and is denied a stay of proceedings may thus argue that California may not undermine the FAA by denying a stay while the appeal is pending.⁠ ⁠ We will continue to update you on this new law and its effect on California legislation. For more information on how this particularly applies to you, contact The Parkman Law Firm.⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ #TheParkmanLawFirm #freeconsultation #consultation #construction #constructionlaw #constructionlitigation #business #businesslaw #wageandhour #humanresources #hr #law #legal #litigation #transactional #lawyer #attorney #help #aid #lawfirm #sandiego #scrippsranch #california #ca #FAA #FederalArbitrationAct #Arbitration #CaliforniaLegislation #CaliforniaLaw #AppellateLaw