Bryan Stow takes a stand
 

On March 31, 2011, San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow was left brain damaged after a brutal assault at Dodger Stadium by two Los Angeles thugs. In the years since, he has struggle to recover from devastating injuries that left him largely incapacitated and unable to tend to his everyday needs. His care has been helped along in part by the efforts of a legal team led by Tom Girardi that secured justice for Stow and held the LA Dodgers accountable for lax stadium security. Today, walking haltingly with crutches or a cane, Stow has found a new purpose in life -- against schoolyard bullying. Here is the inspiring San Francisco Chronicle story of Bryan Stow's remarkable journey.
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March 19, 2019
Bill to end the force in forced
arbitration for workers OKed
The Assembly Judiciary Committee approved CAOC-backed AB 51 by Asm. Lorena Gonzalez, which would control the use of forced arbitration for employment cases involving labor violations like sexual misconduct. Read more

March 6, 2019
CAOC-backed #MeToo bills
win first committee approval
Two bills to protect workplace sexual harassment victims were approved by the Assembly Labor and Employment Committee. AB 9 would extend the deadline for filing harassment cases. AB 51 controls use of forced arbitration. Read more

February 22, 2019
Bill to protect college
sexual assault victims
AB 1510 gives college students who suffer sexual assault and abuse, such as the USC coeds who for decades fell victim to Dr. George Tyndall, a chance to have their time-barred claims revived so they can seek justice. Read more