Jeremy Rosenberg

October 18, 2008

Jeremy Rosenberg lives in Los Angeles. He's an employee of Farmlab, a direct charitable activity of The Annenberg Foundation. The views expressed in this blog are his own. Rosenberg's past print, online and book credits include the "Secret City" column for latimes.com. Email the author with ideas, images, complaints, advice, and otherwise at lathinktank @ gmail.com.

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The U.S. Healthcare System is Broken, Middle-Class Families with Disabled Members Fight with the Power of Their Stories

For middle-class parents of disabled children, good income and great insurance are still not enough to cover the vast holes in U.S. healthcare.

By Jamie Davis Smith

Justicia retrasada: tribunales abrumados por el atraso de la pandemia

Desde la manutención de los hijos hasta el fraude de seguros, los casos judiciales se retrasan en todo California. Solo la mitad de los casos civiles y penales se resolvieron el verano pasado en comparación con las cifras anteriores a la pandemia. “La justicia no se ha cerrado. La justicia se ha ralentizado”, según un grupo de abogados.

By Robert Lewis, CalMatters

Justice Delayed: Courts Overwhelmed by Pandemic Backlog

From child support to insurance fraud, court cases are delayed throughout California. Only half as many civil and criminal cases were resolved last summer compared with pre-pandemic numbers. “Justice has not shut down. Justice has slowed down,” according to an attorneys’ group.

By Robert Lewis, CalMatters

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