Lawyer Challenges Suspension for Being Too Phishable; No Dice, Says Appellate Court
Lawyer Challenges Suspension for Being Too Phishable; No Dice, Says Appellate Court Take that training seriously, folks. Eugene Volokh | 7.30.2026 10:29 AM From Bedrossian v. Bd., decided Tuesday by California Court of Appeal Justice Frances Rothschild, joined by Justices Gregory Weingart and Michelle Kim: The [State Compensation Insurance Fund] employed Bedrossian as a staff attorney beginning in March 2004 and ultimately promoted her to attorney IV.
- ▪Lawyer Challenges Suspension for Being Too Phishable; No Dice, Says Appellate Court Take that training seriously, folks.
- ▪Eugene Volokh | 7.30.2026 10:29 AM From Bedrossian v.
- ▪Bd., decided Tuesday by California Court of Appeal Justice Frances Rothschild, joined by Justices Gregory Weingart and Michelle Kim: The [State Compensation Insurance Fund] employed Bedrossian as a staff attorney beginning in March 2004 and
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Lawyer Challenges Suspension for Being Too Phishable; No Dice, Says Appellate Court Take that training seriously, folks. Eugene Volokh | 7.30.2026 10:29 AM From Bedrossian v. Cal. State Pers. Bd., decided Tuesday by California Court of Appeal Justice Frances Rothschild, joined by Justices Gregory Weingart and Michelle Kim: The [State Compensation Insurance Fund] employed Bedrossian as a staff attorney beginning in March 2004 and ultimately promoted her to attorney IV. In the latter position, she was responsible for litigating worker's compensation cases involving "confidential and sensitive information." A "duty statement" Bedrossian signed lists among her responsibilities as an attorney IV "[m]aintain[ing] user mastery over [the Fund's] computer-based technology" and "communicat[ing]…
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