Law Offices of Deirdre Frank

02/26/2018

04/01/2017

All I can say is "WOW"!

01/03/2017

Go explore!

Sure, Oxnard’s known for its pristine beaches, picturesque harbor, and especially, its awesome festivals. But you don’t have to wait for one of those Festivals to roll around to enjoy the amazing culinary delights dished up by Oxnard’s local chefs – at a discounted price that makes a dinner out on t...

06/18/2014

Challenging a red-light ticket on constitutional and due process grounds just became more difficult thanks to the California Supreme Court.

02/26/2014

SAN FRANCISCO — Party hosts who ask guests to pay a cover charge to defray costs may be held legally responsible if an underage drinker becomes intoxicated and hurts himself or others, the California Supreme Court decided Monday.

12/10/2013

Santa Monica, CA – In a confidential email to hospital executives across California, the CEO of California’s hospital association Duane Dauner states the hospital lobby is poised to spend

10/17/2013

10-22-13 Take a Killer Depo- VCTLA presents How to Take a Killer Depo Featuring Michael Alder, Super Lawyer from Southern California, Michael Alder represents seriously injured people in litigation involving catastrophic injuries, wrongful death an

09/19/2013

9-24-13 CAOC Masters Program- VCTLA and Consumer Attorneys of California (CAOC) present What To Do About These Cases?? Corenbaum, Howell, McCutchen, Etc. The September Masters Program Featuring Dan Wilcoxen, Super Lawyer from Sacramento, 2010 ABOTA

08/13/2013

Relaxing California's $250,000 cap for noneconomic damages in medical malpractice lawsuits would be a wise move.

07/17/2013

Welcome!VCTLA is a local organization of trial attorneys committed to bettering the civil justice system, the lawyers who serve it, and the community it serves. Ventura County Trial Lawyers Association is a group of legal advocates who strive to further public awareness on key issues affecting the…

06/20/2013

So, today, in American Express v. Italian Colors, the U.S. Supreme Court said that a take-it-or-leave-it arbitration clause could be used to prevent small businesses from actually pursuing their claims for abuse of monopoly power under the antitrust laws.