Carlsbad, California – February 27, 2014. Meyers Fozi is pleased to announce that partners Neal Meyers and Golnar Fozi have again been named “Top Lawyers” in the March 2014 edition of San Diego Magazine. Neal and Golnar can only achieve this high community praise by having the best legal team in San Diego County supporting them. […]
North County Lawyer Magazine Publishes Meyers Fozi Comment on New Case Regarding Admissibility of Medical Expenses in Personal Injury Cases
Carlsbad, California – August 1, 2013. In the August 2013 edition of North County Lawyer magazine, the North County Bar Association published an article authored by Neal Meyers and Jeremy Dwork. The article addresses new law created by a California Court of Appeal relating to the admissibility of medical expense billing information at trial when something […]
Golnar Fozi to be Panelist at San Diego National Church Safety and Security Conference on June 21, 2013
San Diego, California – June 18, 2013. Meyers Fozi, LLP, is proud to announce that Golnar Fozi will be serving as a panelist at the San Diego National Church Safety and Security Conference on June 21, 2013, at the Rock Church. Ms. Fozi will be discussing labor and volunteer legal issues. Co-panelists include Jim Ketring, from […]
San Diego Magazine Recognizes Neal Meyers and Golnar Fozi as Two of San Diego’s Top Lawyers for 2013
Carlsbad, California – May 20, 2013. San Diego Magazine has once again published its list of the top lawyers in San Diego. In compiling the list, only lawyers who have reached the highest level of ethical standards and professional excellence were considered. Meyers Fozi, LLP is proud to announce that Neal Meyers and Golnar Fozi are […]
New Case Alert: Corenbaum v. Lampkin – California Court Holds Total Medical Expenses Billed Are Inadmissible to Prove Non-Economic and Future Medical Damages Under the Hanif / Howell Rule
Good News for the Defense: The Howell / Hanif Rule has been expanded in Corenbaum v. Lampkin. In Howell v. Hamilton Meats & Provisions, the California Supreme Court held that an injured plaintiff whose medical expenses are paid by a private insurer cannot recover damages for past medical expenses greater than the amount that the private insurer actually paid for the services, notwithstanding […]