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Matthew Rifat’s final argument, final brief, finally comes to a close in his California Bar Trial. He had twenty pages worth to say.

Lonce Lamonte | September 11, 2025

The biggest problem attorney Matthew Rifat got into was doing too much work for Dr. Munir Uwaydah. He worked as a contract lawyer, the Law Offices of Matthew D. Rifat, and he worked as a contract bookkeeping service called Parkside Solutions. He started all this work back at the end of the Frontline Medical days, after around 2010.

But his biggest threat in his recent trial with the California Bar Association, which took place in March and April of 2025, was with the Board of Pharmacy.

This was the biggest problem he got into because he signed the wholesale agreement with the Board of Pharmacy as the owner of Spider LLC. And Spider LLC was the owner of California Pharmaceuticals.

One can pretty easily conjecture that Dr. Munir Uwaydah put Matthew in charge of filling out the wholesale license with the California Board of Pharmacy. This was so that he, Munir Uwaydah, could completely control his own pharmacy, California Pharmaceuticals. This was so he could sell medications directly to Blue Oak Medical Group at high fees. Then Blue Oak Medical Group could pass on these sky-high fees to the insurance claims departments.

One insurance company that was particularly active and a front runner in the investigation was ICW Group,... Read More

Matthew Rifat expresses in final brief he felt confident and reassured because of an “absence of any indictment” from the Los Angeles case

Lonce Lamonte | August 26, 2025

Matthew Rifat, as his own attorney, wrote in the final brief for the California Bar trial, that Matthew the client studied numerous motions.

These motions were filed in the Los Angeles District... Read More

Matthew Rifat confronted Vic Beyer, a SIU investigator from Insurance Company of the West, who stopped off at Firstline Health to see about Dr. David Johnson who was billing for patients while he was in jail.

Lonce Lamonte | August 22nd, 2025

Here’s continuing with Matthew Rifat’s final closing argument brief. It’s long. He’s representing himself here in his case with the State Bar of California. He’s defending himself in pro per. Having gone through over three million dollars of his own money related to his own defense, by paying his lawyers plus court and filing expenses,... Read More

The Department of Justice won’t prosecute Liberty Mutual for bribery as a result of the insurer’s complete cooperation

Lonce Lamonte | August 13th, 2025

Liberty Mutual Insurance Company will pay 4.7 million dollars in a bribery settlement. The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) found evidence of bribery by employees in one of its subsidiaries. The DOJ’s investigation into an India-based subsidiary, Liberty General Insurance (LGI) found that over a five-year period, from 2017 to 2022, employers paid 1.47 million... Read More

Attorney Matthew Rifat described the Los Angeles DA’s aggravated mayhem charge as only applying to Tatiana Arnold and not mentioning Dr. Uwaydah’s physician assistant Peter Nelson

Lonce Lamonte | August 12th, 2025

Matthew Rifat further argued in his closing brief in his California Bar Trial that Dr. Robin Chorn owned Blue Oak Medical Group twice. He owned the practice once during 2015 and through the end of that year; and then once again in 2017. Matthew got the specific dates wrong in his closing brief, but during... Read More

Attorney Matthew Rifat, who regularly represented Blue Oak Medical Group, used some of the same old arguments defense attorneys have used for years in his California Bar trial

Lonce Lamonte | August 6th, 2025

Into Matthew Rifat’s final brief, which was filed on April 4th 2025, in his California Bar trial, he continued to discuss his testimony from that Bar trial. In 2014, Senate Bill 863 or SB 863, the workers’ compensation reform legislation, was passed and faced opposition. This legislation retroactively imposed filing fees on medical provider claims... Read More

Matthew Rifat’s closing brief. More of what he said…

Lonce Lamonte | July 31st, 2025

Matthew Rifat has been quite a businessman and not just a lawyer. It seems to this writer that even if he were to get disbarred, that wouldn’t stop him from being a prosperous and wealthy businessman. F. Lee Bailey has been called the “greatest criminal defense attorney of the 20th Century”, and yet he got... Read More

Matthew Rifat’s Closing Arguments With The California Bar. He cites a voluminous amount of evidence but a failure of proof

Lonce Lamonte | July 24th, 2025

Now here’s the start of the review of Matthew Rifat’s closing brief, which was written and then turned into the Court on April 4th 2025. This is after this writer’s review of all the arguments from the California Bar Association prosecution, the Office of Chief Trial Counsel, as to why Matthew should be disbarred. Matthew... Read More