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FEATURED ARTICLE New rules: Differences between suing Medical-Device and Pharmaceutical Drug Manufacturers By Shawn Khorrami and Bahar Dejban Published in The Advocate Magazine, November 2011 Edition, Product Liability issue pdf Growing During Tough Times: Building Your Small Firm By Shawn Khorrami Published in Volume 23, Number 1 2010 of California Litigation, The Journal of the Litigation Section, State Bar of California pdf   RECENT ARTICLES The Medicare Games By Bahar Dejban, Esq. What started off as a reasonable idea has now turned into one of the biggest hurdles in the settlement of personal injury claims.  Medicare was suffering from huge deficits and instead of increasing taxes to solve the problems, the medical bills that were covered initially by Medicare were now the wrongdoer’s responsibility if the injuries were caused by the wrongdoer themselves.  Makes sense, right?   However, the Medicare Secondary Payer Act of 1980 (MSP) has caused unintended negative consequences and has significantly affected the resolution of personal injury claims.  more EEOC v. Dillard’s, Inc.:  Specific Inquiries into Employee Absences Risks ADA Violation By Corina Valderrama, Esq. California Code of Civil Procedure section 904.1 outlines a variety of orders and judgments from the trial court level that are appealable. In essence, this section codifies the common law "one final judgment rule" and prohibits the review of such orders until final resolution of the case. In the class action context, the recent decision in Reyes v. Macy's, Inc. (12/21/11, pub. 1/19/12) --- Cal.App.4th ---, 2011 WL 6416432, clarifies which orders and judgments are ripe for appeal and which aren't. more California’s New Privacy Requirements for Mobile App Providers Help Protect Consumers By RabehSoofi, Esq. California Attorney General Kamala Harris recently announced an agreement  between California and the six largest producers of cell phone applications (apps), namely, Amazon, Google, Apple, HP, Microsoft, and RIM, intended to bolster the privacy of California purchasers of cell phone apps. more