A weekend of connection, appreciation, and team spirit Bringing the GOBO team together in person was a meaningful and energizing way to celebrate the beginning of 2026. As a firm built on collaboration, empathy, and connection, it was incredibly special to gather face-to-face after a busy year of working closely together across our offices and teams. While we truly missed those who were unable to join us, they were very much thought of during the weekend. Lunch together at T

A former respiratory therapist has filed a whistleblower retaliation lawsuit against Kentfield Hospital San Francisco, alleging he was fired after raising concerns about dangerous patient care conditions. “California law protects health care workers who speak up about patient safety, and retaliation for raising those concerns is unlawful,” said Maria Bourn of Gomerman | Bourn & Associates, who represents the whistleblower in the case. According to the lawsuit filed in San Fra

After an accident, it’s natural to focus on healing, keeping up with medical appointments, and getting back to normal life. But even during recovery, it’s important to be aware that California law generally limits the time to file a personal injury lawsuit to two years from the date of the injury, although the deadline is shorter for claims involving a government entity. It may seem like you have plenty of time to decide whether to take action or not, but waiting too long to

Artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday life. Tools like ChatGPT are being used  to draft emails, get help with schoolwork,...

Every time you get behind the wheel in California, your attention is the difference between arriving safely and dealing with serious consequences. One of the most persistent hazards on our roads is distracted driving, and thanks to recent legal changes, the rules around phone use while driving have become much stricter. Even a quick glance can take your attention off the road at the wrong moment. That’s why California’s No-Touch Phone Law matters and why it can play an import

This case has it all, lies, corruption, harassment, and a long trail of cover-ups by a state agency that should have known better....

A Santa Clara County jury just awarded $9.15 million dollars to Peter Rogerson, a former Senior Director of Worldwide Marketing Communications at Power Integrations, Inc., finding that the San Jose-based semiconductor company unlawfully harassed Peter Rogerson based on his disability and ultimately fired him because he complained about harassment and discrimination.

Dog Bites and California Law: What Victims Need to Know

Attorney Maria Bourn discusses the Tom Girardi sentencing on Fox News and why legal ethics, oversight, and client trust matter more than ever.

Here Are 5 Things That Can Help Life can change in an instant. A car crash, a fall on a poorly maintained sidewalk, or even a dog bite...

May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. Learn how small choices on the road can help protect riders, prevent accidents, and save lives in Northern California.

Big changes are coming for U.S. travelers! Starting May 7, 2025 , all travelers must be REAL ID compliant  to: Board domestic flights...

Discover why Leigh Johnson’s new book, Building the Case, is reshaping legal storytelling—and how our team is proud to support her powerful message.

Whistleblower Reinstated As Livingston City Manager Following Settlement

Tanya Gomerman attended a Fund Her luncheon to support their mission of empowering women in leadership.

Maria Bourn Scheduled to Speak about Successful Mediation at CCCBA’s 2024 MCLE Spectacular

Founding Attorney Tanya Gomerman Honored as 2024 Lawyer of the Year by SFTLA.

We Represent All Three Plaintiffs with Claims of Sexual Harassment, Discrimination, and Retaliation Against California Disaster Agency.

Tanya Gomerman Featured Panelist at 2024 SCCTLA Belli Trial Skills Seminar

A retired former track coach and history teacher from Cardinal Newman High School in Santa Rosa was killed last Thursday afternoon in an...