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Summary of Article by Jason Anderson Recordnet.com Staff Writer STOCKTON — A San Joaquin County Superior Court judge granted a motion Friday to open personnel records of 32 current and former Stockton police officers who fired their weapons during a 2014 shootout that claimed the life of hostage Misty Holt-Singh. The ruling represented the latest development in the ongoing civil lawsuit between the Holt-Singh family and the city o... Read More

We are excited to announce that Gregory L. Bentley and Keith P. More of Bentley & More LLP have both been named to The Best Lawyers in America 2017. Best Lawyers is the oldest and most respected peer-review publication in the legal profession. Best Lawyers lists of outstanding attorneys are complied by conducting exhaustive peer-review surveys in which tens of thousands of leading lawyers confidentially evaluate their professional pee... Read More

After insurance giant AIG refused to provide our client who was injured on the job in a forklift accident with home modifications that would allow him to not only sleep in a bedroom instead of his living room and provide him with the ability to take a SHOWER,  three time Workers' Compensation Trial Lawyer of the year Keith More turned to Channel 4 investigative Newsman Randy Mac. The client's treating doctor recommended the home modificat... Read More

Attorney Greg Bentley, with Bentley & More LLP, speaks at a news conference about e-cigarettes at the Washington Athletic Club in Seattle on Thursday, Oct. 13, 2016. (Erika Schultz/The Seattle Times) By JoNel Aleccia Seattle Times health reporter   Four Northwest residents who claim they were hurt when e-cigarettes caught fire or exploded said Thursday they’ll sue the manufacturers and sellers of the popular vaping... Read More

    Greg Bentley from Bentley & More LLP speaks on current technology in the courtroom and the effect it has on the manner in which the story is told. Read More

In June, the American Medical Association reclassified obesity as a disease. Proponents of the change argued that the reclassification will provide doctors with the incentive to take the disease seriously and focus more attention on diagnosing and treating obesity, according to The New York Times. The change was nearly a decade in the making. Language was removed from the Medicare coverage manual in 2004 stating that obesity did not meet ... Read More

Sen. Dodd looks to protect consumer victims of fraudulent accounts Article Credit Consumer Attorneys of California SACRAMENTO (Dec. 5, 2016) – Consumer Attorneys of California is backing a measure introduced today by California state Sen. Bill Dodd (D-Napa) in response to the recent Wells Fargo scandal involving the bank’s illegal creation of more than 2 million fictitious banking, credit and other accounts without permission of thei... Read More