In the Los Angeles Daily Journal, Christa Ramey writes a column titled “The shady side of the Communications Decency Act.” She highlights the Section 230 debate of the CDA, and makes note of the middle ground that exists in two bipartisan bills that could go a long way to hold transmission companies liable for content carried out [...]
https://youtu.be/RHtU2LQ-m0I Christa provides live trial analysis on the Erica Stefanko case on Law & Crime Network.
Local governments and private property owners have the important duty of keeping their recreational facilities safe. In one tragic case, a wrongful death lawsuit was filed over the death of Glee actor Naya Rivera who died while boating with her four-year-old son in a Ventura County lake in July. The county and lake managers did not provide [...]
In Los Angeles and the surrounding areas, pedestrians are vulnerable to injuries in motor vehicle accidents. Children are especially at risk. People who are involved in an auto collision are expected to remain at the scene. However, many decide to flee. This will potentially make the situation worse. When this combination of events occurs, those [...]
https://youtu.be/M-L3BG7-clQ https://youtu.be/rut1MdcRUIc https://youtu.be/adxZLpVaOZM Los Angeles civil attorney Christa Ramey provides live trial analysis for Court TV on the first day of testimony in the Erica Stefanko trial. The Ohio woman is facing life in prison for the 2012 murder of a Domino’s Pizza delivery driver, 25-year-old Ashley Biggs.
It is not news to any local that our roads are some of the most congested and dangerous in the country and, perhaps, the world. In fact, it often joked about by comedians and late night talk show hosts. Unfortunately, this congestion and danger was exemplified in a road rage homicide recently in Rancho Dominguez. The [...]
Longtime plaintiffs’ attorney Christa H. Ramey doesn’t mind acknowledging she still gets butterflies before the start of a trial. The Los Angeles Daily Journal writes a profile on Ramey Law, P.C.
Under California’s laws, school districts have a legal obligation to protect the students in their care from bullying and harassment. These laws give schools in this state specific directions on what they must do in order to stop bullying and abuse, particularly if the bullying is based on the victim’s membership in a protected class of people. [...]
