Cheryl Nordheim Further Testifies In The People Versus Porrata, Montes, Martinez & Cruz-Thompson. Change In Method Found In Evidence. By Lonce LaMon - February 9, 2010 In the case of The People versus Hector Porrata, Rene Montes, George Martinez and Cara Cruz-Thompson, (although Cara wasn't in Court for she waived the Preliminary Hearing) which is being tried in the Orange County Court House in Santa Ana, California, Cheryl Nordheim, a current claims manager with Matrix Absence Management who reviewed and submitted records as evidence which were borne out of the work done at the now closed Ontario office of Matrix by Hector Porrata and Cara Cruz-Thompson, was recalled to the Stand and asked further questions in the late afternoon of January 13th and the morning of January 14th.  DA Thomas Schultz: What was Mr. Porrata's position with Matrix? Witness Cheryl Nordheim: He was a claims supervisor and then within six months he was promoted to claims manager. DA Thomas Schultz: And did he supervise certain workers' compensation claims? Witness Cheryl Nordheim: Yes. Read More

Matrix Claims Manager, Cheryl Nordheim, Testifies In AIG/Matrix Preliminary Hearing in Santa Ana Court House By Lonce LaMon - February 2, 2010 On January 13th and 14th, 2010, Matrix Absence Management Claims Manager, Cheryl Nordheim, took the stand... Read More

Cara Cruz-Thompson To Be Tried Separately Now In The AIG/Matrix Embezzlement Case By Lonce LaMon - January 28, 2010 It is evident by now that Cara Cruz-Thompson, one out of the four defendants in the AIG/Matrix embezzleme... Read More

Jane Gerisimola, AIG Investigator, Takes The Stand on January 11th in The People Versus Porrata, Montes, Martinez & Cruz-Thompson By Lonce LaMon - January 25, 2010 On Monday, January 11th, Jane Gerisimola, the Fraud Investigator from AIG in New York, took the Stand in th... Read More

The Right To Subrogation And Salvage By Barry Zalma - March 9, 2006 Insurers, dealing with claims, seldom consult the policy wording a... Read More

SB 899 (Poochigian) Summary By California Workers' Compensation Institute - June 30, 2004 Read More