Farahi Law Firm is Always Working for You
The COVID-19 pandemic is an unprecedented crisis that has affected the lives of all Californians. Not only their health and safety have been threatened, but also a lot of them had lost their loved ones, jobs, incomes, or health insurance.
For all of you, we are here! At Farahi Law Firm we are working and taking cases. Our staff is safely working from home, to both protect their health and keep your case going smoothly. Your case and their safety are our priorities.
Now that Calfornia has moved into Stage 2 of the Resilience roadmap for state reopening, at Farahi Law Firm, we are taking all the state recommendations to create a safer environment for all our collaborators and customers. You’re safe with us!
We Are A Committed Law Firm
Although the California state courts have put most cases on halt and significantly reduced operations since March 23, at Farahi Law Firm we are still:
- Attending our cases in Litigation
- Taking depositions for our cases
- Conducting investigations on both active cases and new cases
- Scheduling and assisting clients with whatever they require
Court Emergency Orders
Chief Justice Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye Ordered all the courts of the state of California to immediately adopt new rules to address the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here are some salient points to note:
- All jury trials are suspended and continued for 60 days. Courts may conduct a trial using a remote technology when appropriate.
- Periods to begin criminal and civil trials are extended for 60 days, though courts may conduct trials using remote technology when appropriate.
- Superior courts are authorized to adopt any proposed rules or rule amendment intended to address the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic to take effect immediately, without advance circulation for public comment.
Furthermore, there has been a tolling of the statute of limitation for many cases, so you don’t have to worry about your case.
Moreover, the Judicial Council of California has created the Pandemic Continuity of Operations Working Group, which will collect the best practices inside and outside the judicial branch.
The group plans to publish by early June its collection of best practices and guidance from federal, state, and local entities to help them address interrupted services in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Insurance Companies’ Fair Play
If you are waiting for the insurance company to pay you, there is no need to worry. Despite the current conditions due to COVID-19, the insurance companies are obligated to comply with the rule of Good Faith and Fair Dealing, meaning they are still obligated to conduct business as usual. They will have to pay you, as it is their duty, although there might be some delays. As you can see, at Farahi Law Firm we are always working for you and your case. If you have any doubts, contact us! We are available 24/7 Tel. (844) 824- 2955
