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The claims of vaping proponents are common enough: that it is an alternative to traditional cigarettes, and a safer, cleaner way to get a nicotine fix than traditional tobacco products. Combined with claims that vaping also can be a smoking cessation device, sales of electronic cigarettes (“e-cigs”) have exploded in the last decade. An e-cig offers doses of nicotine with a vaporized solution, providing a physical sensation akin to tobacco ... Read More

At Bentley & More, we work closely with our clients to deeply understand their lives and needs. Our success comes from tailoring each solution to deliver a real difference in your quality of life. Read More

On January 21st, our very own Keith More was named Orange County Trial Lawyers Association Member of the Year. This is a great honor. In 2016, Keith was instrumental in helping the charitable side of OCTLA raise a record $102,000 for Veterans Legal Institute. VLI helps our Vets with free legal services for any matter. We at Bentley & More are proud to support our troops. No Vet should ever feel alone especially in a legal pr... Read More

Keith More spoke in front of 1100 attorneys and doctors at the California Applicants Attorneys Association.  The topic was Effective Cross Examination of Doctors.  Too many times the doctors have to be deposed in workers compensation cases in order to clarify their positions with regard to medical treatment and disability.  This is what it's all about.  How to get the injured workers what they need.   Read More

 Greg Bentley from Bentley & More LLP shares his expertise on the dangers of e-cigarette explosions on the Dr. Oz Show​. This is a fantastic episode and Greg Bentley is first seen at the 7:28 mark. Read More

Bentley & More and CAOC President Gregory L Bentley presenting today at the Consumer Attorney of California Donald L. Galine Hawaii Travel Seminar at the Fairmont Kea Lani, Maui, Hawaii. Greg discussed "Strategies on Effectively Handling the Unusually Susceptible Egg-Shell Cases." Read More

According to the Insurance Research Council, as many as one quarter (25 percent) of all drivers on California roads have no insurance at all. Many more have only the minimum $15,000 liability policy, which is completely inadequate to address even a mild car crash with a minimum of injuries. This means that many people who have suffered serious injuries in a car crash may be facing a fight not only with someone else's insurance, but with their ... Read More