CGLaw Pod
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<p>Welcome to CGLaw Pod, the podcast channel brought to you by CaseyGerry, the most established personal injury law firm in San Diego / Founded in 1947.<br><br></p><p>Our podcast features a team of experienced personal injury attorneys who will share their knowledge and insights with our audience. Each episode will cover a different topic related to personal injury law, such as car accidents, medical malpractice, product liability, and more.<br><br></p><p>Our attorneys will discuss their experiences representing clients, the challenges they faced, and the strategies they used to achieve successful outcomes. They will also provide thoughts on how to navigate the legal system and protect your rights if you or a loved one has been injured.<br><br></p><p>At CGLaw Pod, we are committed to educating our audience about personal injury law and helping them understand their legal options. Whether you are a fellow attorney, a victim of negligence or simply interested in learning more about this area of law, our podcast is the perfect resource for you.</p><p><br>Tune in to CGLaw Pod and join us in our mission to empower individuals and families with the knowledge and tools they need to seek justice and recover the compensation they deserve.</p><p><br><br></p>
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Recent Episodes
February 27, 2025
Ganci Law Update: EP19 Understanding Court Decisions on Bad Faith Claims and Insurance Coverage Disputes
In this episode, Attorney Eric Ganci discusses several key legal cases and their implications, providing insight into the application of California law. Molinar v. 21st Century Insurance Co. (2024) Background: In this case, the parents and their daughter, all insured through 21st Century, faced a situation where the daughter caused a car crash. 21st Century denied coverage, arguing that the policy had been canceled before the accident. While they had sent the cancellation notice to the paren...
December 20, 2024
Ganci Law Update: EP18 Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress: who can claim this and why?
Attorney Eric Ganci explains how the California Supreme Court's Downey v. City of Riverside decision clarifies the standards for negligent infliction of emotional distress claims in California.
August 5, 2024
Ganci Law Update: EP17 Recent Court Decisions on Post-Graduation Student Status and Faculty Discipline
<p>In this episode, Attorney Eric Ganci delves deep into two critical court cases that have caught the attention of the legal world. </p><p><b>Balakrishnan v. Regents of the University of California</b></p><ul><li><b>Background</b>: In 2017, an anonymous letter was published online, accusing a UCSC professor of a pattern of sexual intimidation, harassment, and assault against young women and gender-nonconforming individuals. This letter included seven firsthand accounts of alleged abuse and called for the University to take action. Over 150 people signed the letter in support. Consequently, a Committee disciplined the professor according to the Faculty Code of Conduct. The professor argued against this disciplinary action.</li><li><b>Key Question</b>: Can a UCSC professor be justifiably disciplined under the Faculty Code of Conduct based on allegations of sexual intimidation, harassment, and assault outlined in an anonymous letter, even if the professor contests the disciplinary action?</li></ul><p>The court ruled against the professor. It stated that the professor's conduct, which included an incident at a party, where he climbed naked and uninvited, into the bed of a female academic and rubbed his genitalia against her, created an unsafe environment and hindered the purpose and values of an academic institution. Additionally, the court upheld the University's finding that the professor's conduct towards Jane Doe at the party was subject to discipline under the Faculty Code of Conduct.</p><p><b>Shalghoun v. North Los Angeles County Regional Center, Inc.</b></p><ul><li><b>Background: </b>In this case, a regional center arranged for a developmentally disabled person to be placed in a residential facility. The facility later informed the regional center that it could no longer provide the required level of care to the individual. While the regional center was in the process of finding a different facility, the person attacked and injured the facility's administrator. The administrator sued the regional center for her injuries.</li><li><b>Key Question: </b>Does a regional center have a duty to protect the employees of a residential facility if it fails to immediately relocate a developmentally disabled person as requested by the facility?</li></ul><p>The court answered "No," stating that no such duty existed. The court further clarified that even if regulations suggest recognizing a duty to protect, this duty applies solely to the consumer (the developmentally disabled person) and not to the employees of the residential facility. The court emphasized that the relevant Act is concerned with the well-being of the consumer, not those who interact with the consumer.</p><p>To learn more, please see the cases below:</p><ol><li><em>Balakrishnan v. Regents of University of California</em>, <em>2024 WL 371554.</em></li><li><em>Shalghoun v. North Los Angeles County Regional Center, Inc. 2024 WL 277313</em></li></ol><p>Learn more about Eric Ganci</p>
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- What is CGLaw Pod?
<p>Welcome to CGLaw Pod, the podcast channel brought to you by CaseyGerry, the most established personal injury law firm in San Diego / Founded in 1947.<br><br></p><p>Our podcast features a team of experienced personal injury attorneys who will share their knowledge and insights with our audience. Each episode will cover a different topic related to personal injury law, such as car accidents, medical malpractice, product liability, and more.<br><br></p><p>Our attorneys will discuss their experiences representing clients, the challenges they faced, and the strategies they used to achieve successful outcomes. They will also provide thoughts on how to navigate the legal system and protect your rights if you or a loved one has been injured.<br><br></p><p>At CGLaw Pod, we are committed to educating our audience about personal injury law and helping them understand their legal options. Whether you are a fellow attorney, a victim of negligence or simply interested in learning more about this area of law, our podcast is the perfect resource for you.</p><p><br>Tune in to CGLaw Pod and join us in our mission to empower individuals and families with the knowledge and tools they need to seek justice and recover the compensation they deserve.</p><p><br><br></p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates bi-weekly.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 8 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.
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