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Ed Susolik Responds to the Governor’s Veto of Two Wildfire Insurance Bills

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After a wildfire destroys a home, the insurance claim often becomes the next major task for a family. Policyholders need to see how their loss was valued, and they need to know when payment is due. In late September 2026, Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed two bills written to address both concerns, and the decision left …

Callahan & Blaine, PC’s Edward Susolik Featured in MSN Article on In-Car Screen Laws

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When a national publication turns to a Southern California attorney to explain the legal boundaries of in-car screen use, it reflects a level of credibility that goes far beyond a typical legal profile. A recent MSN article tackled one of the most misunderstood topics in road safety: the legal gray areas surrounding the use of …

Ed Susolik Named to Orange County Business Journal’s 2025 Directory of Influence

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We are proud to announce that Managing Partner Ed Susolik has been recognized in the Orange County Business Journal’s 2025 Directory of Influence. This marks another milestone in his distinguished career as one of Orange County’s leading attorneys. The Directory of Influence recognizes the most influential professionals across various industries in Orange County, and Susolik’s …

New California Law Caps Homeowners Association Fines at $100 to Protect Residents

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A significant legislative change in California now limits homeowners association (HOA) fines to just $100 per violation, down from penalties that previously reached thousands of dollars. Effective July 1, 2025, this cap was included in Assembly Bill 130 to protect California’s middle- and low-income residents from excessive financial burdens. The law also prohibits additional late …

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