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EPISODE · Nov 19, 2018 · 54 MIN

Fire Insurance Claims and Harvard's Admission Process for Asian-Americans

from Gurvey's Law · host Alan Gurvey / Gurvey's Law

Over 200,000 people evacuated their homes in Ventura and Los Angeles Counties this past week because of the California wildfires. Attorney Joseph Liebman, who represents victims of the Thomas Fire against Southern California Edison (SCE), will talk about filing insurance claims and lawsuits as a result of the damage caused by the fires. And, later in the show, does Harvard University discriminate against Asian-Americans in its admission process? Gurvey's Law welcomes the lawyer for the plaintiffs in the case against Harvard, Adam Mortara, who will fill us in on an how this case may change the college admission process for years to come. Tune in on Saturdays at 2 p.m. to KABC-AM 790 TalkRadio or kabc.com to get the skinny!

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