Injuries that develop over time after continuously performing a task for weeks, months, or years are called repetitive motion injuries.

Episode 32 of the San Gabriel Valley Master Key podcast, co-hosted by Attorney Scott Warmuth, officially released yesterday!

Employment Law Attorney Jean H. Power and Case File Manager Ting Xu discuss paid leave for COVID-19.

Insurance requirements are the same whether or not the driver owns the car, is borrowing the car, or is renting the car.

The United States Supreme Court heard arguments Monday regarding the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program.

Episode 31 of the San Gabriel Valley Master Key podcast, co-hosted by Attorney Scott Warmuth, officially released today!

In 2019, the three most common work injuries that resulted in missed work days account for 84.3% of all incidents.

Episode 30 of the San Gabriel Valley Master Key podcast, co-hosted by Attorney Scott Warmuth, released yesterday!

At its core, debt consolidation is a potential avenue to eliminate debt by moving several high interest debts into one low interest debt.

Pursuing a personal injury case, whether its a car accident, slip and fall, dog bite, or any other kind of personal injury, requires evidence. 

It is not illegal for employers to ask about vaccination status, to request proof, or to make hiring decisions based on vaccination status.

Episode 29 of the San Gabriel Valley Master Key podcast, co-hosted by Attorney Scott Warmuth, officially released today!

The H-1B registration period and lottery for 2021 has concluded. Petitioners lucky enough to have been selected can now file their petitions.

Delaying treatment for a work injury, or failing to report it, can have negative consequences, especially for your health and well-being.

Episode 28 of the San Gabriel Valley Master Key podcast, co-hosted by Attorney Scott Warmuth, released today!

Pedestrian safety is not solely the responsibility of pedestrians; every driver carries just as much responsibility as any pedestrian.