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California Cleaning Company Owner Charged in $700K Workers Comp Scheme

California Cleaning Company Owner Charged in $700K Workers’ Comp Scheme December 28, 2020 Jorge Gerardo Maldonado, 55, of Sacramento, Calif., was charged with three felony counts of insurance fraud after allegedly underreporting payroll and employees to illegally save on workers’ compensation insurance premiums, resulting in a $687,560 loss to three insurance carriers. After one of the victim insurance companies suspected Maldonado of fraud, the California Department of Insurance launched an investigation into his Sacramento cleaning company Pro-Care Building Maintenance and reportedly found that Maldonado underreported payroll and committed premium fraud. Maldonado has owned Pro-Care since 2014. On July 10, 2016, a Pro-Care employee was injured while on the job and a workers’ comp claim was filed with one of the company’s insurance carriers. During a review of the claim, it was reportedly found that Pro-Care underreported payroll and f

Kassouni Law: Amicus Brief Co-Authored By Timothy Kassouni In Property Rights Case

Kassouni Law: Amicus Brief Co-Authored By Timothy Kassouni In Property Rights Case WASHINGTON, DC / ACCESSWIRE / December 23, 2020 / The U.S. Supreme Court has granted a writ of certiorari in a case where a California regulation required agricultural businesses to allow union organizers access to their property to organize workers. Timothy Kassouni, a California attorney, filed a friend of the court (amicus brief) on behalf of the Pelican Institute for Public Policy, a Louisiana-based think tank. His brief favors the right of Cedar Point Nursery, the agricultural business that filed the lawsuit, to exclude those who would interfere with the quiet enjoyment of their property.

Amicus Brief Co-Authored By Timothy Kassouni In Property Rights Case

Amicus Brief Co-Authored By Timothy Kassouni In Property Rights Case
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NorCal Rapist s fate: 897 years to life in prison

NorCal Rapist’s fate: 897 years to life in prison 3 minute read Defense attorney Joseph Farina, left, talks with NorCal Rapist suspect Roy Charles Waller, who was found guilty Wednesday of 46 counts related to raping nine women in six Northern California cities between 1991 and 2006, in Sacramento Superior Court on Nov. 18. Sacramento Bee pool photo Support Local Journalism Roy Charles Waller, the serial rapist who counted three Davis women among his nine victims, received the maximum sentence of 897 years to life in prison Friday for his crime spree that for decades was attributed to an unknown suspect dubbed the NorCal Rapist. Of that term, 70-plus years to life stemmed from Waller’s two Davis attacks, which occurred in 1997 and 2000.

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