Craig Peters Comments on Historic MICRA Deal
Craig Peters commented on California’s long-overdue medical malpractice legislation rework: “CAOC has fought tirelessly alongside thousands of injured patients for the last fifty years to make sure they are fairly compensated when their rights have been violated […] We look forward to working with Governor Newsom and legislative leaders in the coming weeks to expedite the passage of this landmark reform.”
California’s Malpractice Payouts Would Rise Under a Deal to Avoid A Costly Ballot Fight
Craig Peters commented on the overhaul to the longstanding Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act of 1975 (MICRA): “After decades of treating patients unfairly, California is finally opening the door of justice for those suffering from medical negligence […] We are thrilled patients are going to get a fair shake at compensation for their injuries.”
Consumer Attorneys of California Successfully Fight for MICRA Revision
Today is a day for the history books: After nearly 50 years of relentlessly fighting for justice on behalf of victims of medical malpractice in California, Consumer Attorneys of California has reached an historic agreement to deliver on this vision. Following recent talks led by CAOC President Craig M. Peters, initiative proponent Nicholas Rowley, and the leader of the California Medical Association, the Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act (MICRA) of 1975 will finally be revised.
Altair Law Honors Worker’s Memorial Day
On April 28, 1970, the United States Congress enacted the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (“OSHA”) to guarantee every worker the right to a safe and healthful workplace. Since then, April 28 has been commemorated in the US as Workers’ Memorial Day.
