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Bona Law Defends Property Rights Against Santa Monica Overreach
Bona Law PC are most popular: with readers working within the Securities & Investment industries Bona Law leads the defense of a prominent Santa Monica landowner, Mr. Andrew Enayati, in an action brought by the City of Santa Monica in the Los Angeles Superior Court, People of the State of California v. Enayati, et. al., 26-SMCV-00397(LA Super).
¿When Thunder Roars, Go Indoors? Spanish-Language Resources for National Lightning Safety Awareness Week
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BLOG: Rain chances steadily increasing this week
After a dry spell and lots of heat, some relief is on the way for Central Texas. The latest drought monitor shows that the majority of our region is under a dry to moderate drought. Parts of the Hill Country are under an extreme drought. Though we are not expecting drought-breaking rainfall these next coming days, we do expect a solid amount. Here's why: An example of what sea breeze showers look like. They start off in the Gulf and make their way to our area via southerly winds.
Seven heat-related car deaths already this year
TEXAS -- The first day of summer hasn't even arrived yet, but the temperature outside is definitely making it feel like it, as a string of 100-degree days are forecasted for at least the next week. In recent years, excessive heat has caused more deaths than all other weather events, including tornadoes, hurricanes and floods. A number of these deaths come from leaving children unattended inside a vehicle, even for a short period of time.
Five Coverage Tips from Recent E-mail Scam Insurance Decisions
The number of decisions considering claims for insurance coverage resulting from Business Email Compromise (“BEC”) scams has been increasing, providing policyholders with some hope, and some clarity, in this muddy area. (Here and here). Policyholders got a recent win when a federal court in New York found in Medidata Solutions, Inc. that a data-services provider’s commercial crime policy covered an almost $5 million loss suffered as a result of a BEC scam.
Disgorgement Not Always Uninsurable: New York Trial Court Holds Bear Stearns' 2006 Disgorgement Payment To SEC Covered Loss - Insurance - United
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