In a December 14 LA Times op ed, Hadsell Stormer Renick & Dai attorney Theresa Zhen and ACLU National Prison Project attorney Eric Balaban assert that reducing the jail population is a “matter of life or death for thousands” and urge Gascón to take action. Zhen...
Five Pregnant Women Contract COVID-19 in LA County Jail
The rising rate of pregnant prisoners with COVID-19 in the Los Angeles County jail system reflects the grim COVID-jail statistics overall and highlights the grave risk of overcrowded jail systems in this time of COVID surges in California. As of now, more than 3500...
Amicus Brief Filed on Behalf of Foreign Lawyers in Supreme Court Case Doe I v. Nestlé and Doe II v. Cargill
Hadsell Stormer Renick and Dai attorney Tanya Sukhija-Cohen and California Western School of Law professor William Aceves filed an amicus brief with the United States Supreme Court on behalf of Amici Curiae who are foreign lawyers from Australia, Canada, England &...
HSRD Partners Cornelia Dai, Barbara Hadsell, Randy Renick and Dan Stormer Honored as 2020 Lawdragon Leading Plaintiff Employment Lawyers
These four partners are among the 500 attorneys nationwide/nationally chosen for their outstanding work in fighting for and ensuring workers’ rights. It is truly an exceptional honor because it comes primarily from peer review. Barbara, Cornelia, Randy, and Dan were...
Hadsell Stormer Renick & Dai Attorneys Represent Benjamin Montemayor, a Protestor Brutally Shot in the Groin by the LAPD. Video Footage of the Vicious Incident was Released September 18th.
Montemayor’s attorney Dan Stormer commented on the footage, “In some ways, it’s even worse than we thought. It’s not often you see something like this that is so cut and dried, but it’s pretty brutal.” The LAPD is conducting internal investigations into this incident...
Advocates Sue LAPD Officer Who Suffocated Blind 63-Year-Old African American Man Strapped to Hospital Gurney
April 1, 2020, lawyers from the Civil Rights law firms Hadsell Stormer Renick & Dai and Law Office of Matthew Strugar sued the Los Angeles Police Department and its officers for arresting, beating, and suffocating Michael Moore, a 63-year-old legally blind African...
