KGET: Family’s fight for justice continues for young mother and baby
June 10, 2019, was a date the Dominguez and De Leon family eagerly anticipated for months. Demi
ABC News: Doctor appears in court video call while performing surgery
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- The Medical Board of California said it would investigate a plastic surgeon who appeared
KCBS AM SF, CA: Gov Newsom Criticized For Meeting With CMA Lobbyist While Ignoring Activist
Activist Charles Johnson tells KCBS radio why he is more alarmed than most over Newsom’s French Laundry
Capitol Weekly Podcast: Shawnda Westly
Five years ago this week, Westly found herself in a hospital emergency room with “the worst headache
L.A.’s poorest patients endure long delays to see medical specialists. Some die waiting
L.A.’s poorest patients endure long delays to see medical specialists. Some die waiting
Another nail in the coffin for MICRA
Bruce M. Brusavich was featured in Daily Journal for his perspective article, “Another nail in the coffin
Trump loves CA’s 1975 Restrictions on Patient’s Civil Rights and wants to apply this 45 year law and a $250,000 Cap on the value of life to every patient and family in America
President Trump’s budget for Fiscal Year 2018 proposes a thoroughgoing reform of our medical malpractice system.
ABC News: 2 African American families hope for equality in health care
Sharon Washington-Barnes and Charles Johnson don't know each other, but they know each other's pain. Both had
Consumer Watchdog: Meet the Families Fighting for Fairness for Injured Patients
The new website features an interactive map and videos and photos of families in every state Senate
AP: Proposal to raise malpractice caps qualifies for 2022 ballot
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California patients could get more money from medical malpractice lawsuits under a ballot