Immigration,
Civil Litigation
Jan. 10, 2018
AB 1690: Protecting immigrants from fraud
Assembly Bill 1690 will prevent discovery of a plaintiff's immigration status in most consumer protection claims.
Steven A. Kronenberg
The Veen Firm, P.C.
711 Van Ness Ave #220
San Francisco , CA 94102
Email: s.kronenberg@veenfirm.com
Steven is an attorney on the firm's Label Trial Team. He focuses his practice on representing the catastrophically injured, defending employee rights and litigating class action claims that arise from food fraud, false advertising and defective products.
Assembly Bill 1690 will prevent discovery of a plaintiff's immigration status in most consumer protection claims.
Millions of undocumented immigrants live and work in California. Despite their large presence in the state, some unscrupulous businesses try to prevent them from enforcing their rights to an honest deal.
The California State Senate Analysis of AB 1690 discussed one recent complaint, a u...
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