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Hunt Ortmann is proud to sponsor The First Tee of Greater Pasadena for the ninth consecutive year. The First Tee organization was founded by a group of professional golf organizations that joined together to create an affordable junior golf program for kids across the nation. Through learning to play golf, youth involved in The First […]

Hunt Ortmann attorneys Aaron Flores and Sander Alvarez were recently highlighted in the Pasadena Now for Flores elevation to Shareholder and Alvarez’s addition to the Firm’s Insurance practice. Click here to read the full article.

Aaron J. Flores recent elevation to Shareholder and the Firm’s welcoming of Senior Counsel Sander Alvarez was featured in the Daily Journal’s “On The Move” column. Click here to read the column. (Subscription required)

Attorneys Aaron J. Flores elevation to Shareholder and Sander Alvarez’s addition to the Firm’s Insurance practice are highlighted on The Recorder in the article ” On the Move: Tracking the Ins and Outs of California Lawyers”. Click here to see full article. (Subscription required)

PASADENA, Calif. – Jan. 24, 2019 – Hunt Ortmann, a California law firm that has long focused on construction law and related litigation, has elevated Aaron J. Flores to shareholder in its Construction Disputes & Litigation practice and added Sander Alvarez to its Insurance Law practice. “Aaron’s elevation is well deserved and demonstrates our firmwide commitment […]

By JoLynn M. (Pollard) Scharrer and Jennifer Tung (as published in The Recorder June 20, 2018) It’s official: the negligent hiring and supervision of an employee who goes on to intentionally injure a third party may constitute an “occurrence” that triggers coverage under a general liability insurance policy, according to Liberty Surplus Insurance v. Ledesma & […]

By JoLynn M. (Pollard) Scharrer and Jennifer Tung (as published in The Recorder June 20, 2018) It’s official: the negligent hiring and supervision of an employee who goes on to intentionally injure a third party may constitute an “occurrence” that triggers coverage under a general liability insurance policy, according to Liberty Surplus Insurance v. Ledesma & […]

By JoLynn Pollard and Lisa Lawrence (as published in the Employee Benefit Adviser, March 9, 2018) In an unprecedented move, California recently enacted new legislation to hold state contractors directly liable for certain employment decisions of their subcontractors. Specifically, AB 1701, codified at section 218.7 of the California Labor Code, requires general contractors to ensure […]