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By John A. Ferrone Esq. Fire fighters face dangers every day. It is no surprise the job is one of the toughest in California. With

As you recall, the Ferrone Law Group (FLG) was successful in Compton Firefighters, IAFF Local 2216 v. City of Compton (2023), in obtaining historic remedies

In the realm of protecting Public Safety, few scenarios demand an attorney’s rapid reaction and acute attention like responding to an Officer Involved Shooting or

WHAT IT IS: Senate Bill 2 (“SB2”) is the new law effective January 1, 2023, which establishes a requirement that all California Peace Officers be

Christmas came early for firefighters at the City of Alhambra! While most understand that an employer cannot violate its collective bargaining unit, what often goes

On Monday, January 30, 2023, Attorney Michael McGill obtained a favorable opinion from the Fourth District Appellate Court in the matter of Casson v. Orange

By John A. Ferrone Esq.Ferrone Law Group Workers’ compensation has a principal known as the ”compensable consequence” or secondary injuries, where a subsequent injury is

By John A. Ferrone Esq.Ferrone Law Group California public safety officers are subject to a challenging and at times stressful environment. Peace officers are frequently

By John A. Ferrone Esq. Adams, Ferrone & Ferrone Fire fighters face dangers every day. It is no surprise the job is one of the

By John A. Ferrone Esq.Ferrone Law Group Safety officers, who have claimed a work injury, will be faced with a host of complex work comp

Disciplinary UpdateAttorney Robert Baumann AB 392/Use of Force: Responded to multiple officer involved shootings, both occurring with Southern California agencies. In both instances Attorney Baumann

By: Michael A. McGill, Esq. In March 2010, Santa Barbara County District Attorney Investigator Rick Prancevic was punitively transferred from one county office to a

Chemical-based firefighting foam has been sold for decades because of its effectiveness in extinguishing jet fuel and petroleum fires. However, it may cause various types

Labor Code section 3600(a)(9) provides that an injury is not compensable if it arises out of ‘voluntary participation in any off-duty recreational, social or athletic

March 20, 2020 – It is not a matter of if, but when, a safety officer will come into contact with the coronavirus in performance