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Did you know that the iconic Shaka hand gesture has its roots in workers' compensation? 🌺🤙 This simple yet powerful symbol, often associated with the laid-back Hawaiian culture, carries a fascinating history connected to labor and workplace safety. In this article, we explore the origins of the Shaka, its unexpected link to workers' rights, and how it evolved into a universal sign of goodwill. Discover how a workplace accident led to the creation of a gesture that now transcends cultures and borders.

AZILG managing member Briana Chua speaks at the Arizona Asian American Bar Association (AAABA) 2024 Banquet. This year Briana chaired the scholarship committee and announced the winners at AAABA’s Annual Scholarship Award and Installation Banquet on April 18, 2024. AAABA awarded $25,000, which was the most money ever awarded in AAABA’s history. Briana served as President of AAABA in 2011-2012. This will be Briana's 18th year on the board.

Listen up, let me spit some truth
About a fight that's way overdue
Representin' injured workers, it's what we do
And we won't stop until justice comes through

They say the system's fair, but we know it's not
Workers get hurt and they're left to rot
Employers try to dodge responsibility
But we'll make sure they face accountability

Chorus:
We're the ones who fight for your rights
Injured workers, we're by your side
We won't stop until justice is served
Representin' you, that's our word

Verse 2:
We know the struggle, we know the pain
We've seen it all, it's not in vain
We'll gather evidence, we'll build your case
And we'll make sure you get what's rightfully yours in the end

The road ahead may seem tough and long
But with us, you know you can't go wrong
We'll stand by you, through thick and thin
And we'll make sure you get the win

Chorus:
We're the ones who fight for your rights
Injured workers, we're by your side
We won't stop until justice is served
Representin' you, that's our word

Verse 3:
So let us take the lead, let us take charge
We'll make sure you get the compensation you deserve
We'll navigate the legal system, we'll fight the fight
And we'll do it all with all our might

So if you're an injured worker, don't you fret
We'll take care of you, you can bet
We'll represent you, we'll make it right
And we'll do it all with all our might

Chorus:
We're the ones who fight for your rights
Injured workers, we're by your side
We won't stop until justice is served
Representin' you, that's our word

Outro:
So if you need help, just give us a call
We'll be there for you, one and all
We're the ones who'll fight the fight
For injured workers, we're on your side.

Happy Clients = happy lawyers.
Beautiful flowers from Briana Chua's client. We are so grateful to be able to help our clients and make a difference in their lives.

Google to pay state of Arizona $85,000,000 for "allegedly" tracking user locations with deceptive and unfair practices to sell advertisements.

Arizona announces $85M settlement with Google for allegedly tracking users' location deceptively In May 2020, the Arizona attorney general sued Google for allegedly tracking people's location with deceptive practices to sell advertisements.

Parody rules. Satirical news site The Onion files brilliant brief with the US Supreme Court in defense of the rights of satirists (to not get arrested for satire that is). Follow the NY Times link to read the brief in full.

Area Man Is Arrested for Parody. The Onion Files a Supreme Court Brief. “Americans can be put in jail for poking fun at the government?” the satirical website asked in a friend-of-the-court brief filed Monday. “This was a surprise to America’s Finest News Source.”