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  • Matthew Rifat gets trial with the California Bar Association set for March 4th 2025

    On Monday, January 13th 2025, Matthew Rifat had a status conference with the new judge named Judge Roland for the California State Bar.

    Matthew had been waiting for the new judge to be assigned as the previous one left and took an assignment elsewhere.  This delay caused him anxiety and indirectly effected an interim suspension on Matthew’s Bar license from the end of November 2024 to December 30th 2024.  For now, Matthew’s California law license has been reinstated and is active.

    Matthew Rifat was indicted by the Riverside County District Attorney in January of 2019 for workers’ compensation insurance claims fraud, conspiracy, and money laundering. He worked as a vendor company, Parkside Solutions, as a bookkeeping service for Blue Oak Medical Group, which was funded and controlled by Dr. Munir Uwaydah in Lebanon.  Matthew had seemed curiously ignorant and innocent of Dr. Uwaydah’s reputation until after January 17th 2018 when he was raided by the Riverside County District Attorney’s office which searched his home, office, and airplane hangar.

    He began working for Blue Oak on and after November 20th 2015 when he signed a contract with Dr. Robin Chorn, who was the ostensible owner of the medical group.  But Munir Uwaydah was controlling everything... Read More

    Matthew Rifat should have met with the California Bar today.  His federal civil case against the Riverside and San Bernardino district attorneys for violation of his civil rights, has its final pretrial conference set for Friday.

    Today, Matthew Rifat was scheduled for his Meet and Confer with the California Bar Association.  He has not yet responded to inquiries from this writer sent to him earlier today. 

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    Former insurance agent, Tonja Van Roy, convicted after stealing 3.7 million dollars from finance company

    A formerly licensed insurance agent, Tonja Van Roy, aged 59, who currently resides in Las Vegas, operated an insurance agency based in Northridge, California.  She pleaded guilty on Monday, January 6th 2025 to one federal count of wire fraud after a California Department of Insurance investigation revealed that she had stolen more than 3.7 million... Read More

    Matthew Rifat’s law license in California now active again.  His interim suspension with the California Bar just ended. 

    Matthew Rifat is now active as an attorney in California and had his interim suspension with the California Bar terminated on December 30th 2024.  From November 22, 2024 to December 29th 2024 (about 38 to 39 days), it reads:  Not eligible to practice law.  Interim suspension after conviction.  12-C-30279. The 12-C-30279 is the California Bar... Read More

    The heart of probable cause. Is there reasonable suspicion the person is engaging in criminality? Matthew Rifat had thousands of his emails pulled via a warrant that showed no probable cause. (part 2)

    Matthew Rifat’s attorney, Tim Scott, thought the fact there might have been dozens of other warrants is outside the four corners.  The fact of what they knew as to other people, or what the officer knew, is outside the analysis.  It’s an individualized determination.  Is there probable cause for this one man to get this... Read More

    The heart of probable cause.   Is there reasonable suspicion to believe the person is engaging in criminality?   Matthew Rifat had thousands of his emails pulled into evidence via a warrant that showed no probable cause. (part 1)

    Matthew Rifat is today most likely just waiting anxiously at home for January 6th 2025 to get here.   He has a conference with the California Bar over his discipline case on that date.  He is awaiting trial but no date to start his trial has been scheduled yet.   The latest word was that the Bar... Read More

    Matthew Rifat got 1.25 million dollars from his civil lawsuit against Blue Oak Medical Group.  Why was Dr. Uwaydah not charged as an owner and Dr. Chorn and Dr. Mirzabeigi were held responsible as owners? 

    Matthew Rifat, who owned Parkside Solutions, a bookkeeping service which specialized in servicing medical groups, worked for Blue Oak Medical Group. Dr. Munir Uwaydah was the clandestine owner of Blue Oak.  Matthew is also an attorney who has now been put on temporary suspension by the California Bar Association.  This is because he pled guilty... Read More

    Matthew Rifat, an attorney, who owned Parkside Solutions, a bookkeeping service that specialized in working for medical practices, has been temporarily disbarred.   He worked for Dr. Munir Uwaydah’s Blue Oak Medical Group and pleaded guilty to PC section 549, which essentially means he didn’t investigate whether Blue Oak was committing insurance fraud. 

    Matthew Rifat, who owned Parkside Solutions LLC, a bookkeeping service specializing in working for medical practices, has been temporarily disbarred.   Rifat provided this service to Dr. Munir Uwaydah from 2015 to 2019 at Uwaydah’s Blue Oak Medical Group in Southern California. Naturally, Blue Oak Medical Group did not exist in Uwaydah’s name; but he controlled... Read More
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