California’s lookback window is a crucial legal provision that temporarily lifts the statute of limitations on sexual abuse cases, allowing some survivors to file lawsuits, even when the conduct took place long ago. This window allows individuals affected by Dr. Brock’s alleged misconduct, even some who encountered him years ago, to seek justice and compensation. If you believe you may have a claim, now is the time to contact our firm to understand your rights and options.
Dr. Barry J. Brock: Allegations and Lawsuits Explained
Dr. Barry J. Brock, an OB/GYN formerly practicing at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and elsewhere, faces multiple allegations of sexual misconduct. These lawsuits allege a pattern of abusive behavior and questionable medical practices that allegedly took place over several decades. Dr. Brock is accused of exploiting his position of trust to subject patients to unwanted, inappropriate touching during medical procedures. Our firm is committed to representing those affected and holding all responsible parties accountable.
Legal Proceedings, Potential Outcomes, and Medical Board Investigations
Legal proceedings are actively underway. Lawsuits filed against Dr. Brock include claims of sexual assault and intentional infliction of emotional distress. The California Medical Board has filed a formal Accusation of negligence. New information is surfacing regularly as more patients come forward. Dr. Brock’s hospital privileges have been revoked, but the case is still in its early stages, with the potential for further legal consequences for all parties involved.
Dr. Barry J. Brock, a former OB-GYN at Cedars-Sinai, faces allegations of sexually abusing patients over his decades-long career. Survivors are now turning to McGrath Kavinoky LLP, the renowned law firm known for holding predatory doctors and institutions accountable, including in the high-profile case against UCLA gynecologist Dr. James Heaps.
Jennifer McGrath and Darren Kavinoky bring unparalleled expertise in representing survivors, with a track record that includes a $375 million settlement for Heaps’ victims. Their compassionate approach and commitment to systemic change make them the go-to advocates for survivors seeking justice.
“No one should have to endure betrayal by a trusted doctor,” says McGrath. Survivors of Dr. Brock can rely on McGrath Kavinoky LLP for hope, empowerment, and justice.
Legal proceedings are actively underway. Lawsuits filed against Dr. Brock include claims of sexual assault and intentional infliction of emotional distress. The California Medical Board has filed a formal Accusation of negligence. New information is surfacing regularly as more patients come forward. Dr. Brock’s hospital privileges have been revoked, but the case is still in its early stages, with the potential for further legal consequences for all parties involved.
The University of California (UC) system has agreed to a record $700 million in settlements related to sexual abuse allegations against Dr. James Heaps, a former UCLA gynecologist. This marks the largest payout ever for sexual abuse cases involving a public university. The settlements address claims from hundreds of women, including a $374.4 million agreement for 312 former patients [represented by McGrath Kavinoky LLP] and earlier settlements totaling $317 million.
Dr. Heaps, affiliated with UCLA from 1983 to 2018, faces allegations of sexual abuse disguised as medical procedures. Victims include cancer patients and others who claim Heaps conducted inappropriate examinations and made lewd comments. Lawsuits allege UCLA ignored decades of complaints, prioritizing Heaps' status as a top-earning physician over patient safety. Despite an internal investigation in 2017 uncovering misconduct, Heaps was allowed to continue practicing until 2018. UCLA has since reported him to the California Medical Board.
The settlement eclipses payouts from Michigan State and the University of Michigan... Survivors emphasize the need for accountability and justice for institutional failures that allowed abuse to persist.
Jennifer McGrath was lead counsel in Jane Doe vs. The Regents of the University of California, et.al. She and Darren Kavinoky represented 312 brave women who are survivors of alleged sexual predator UCLA gynecologist Dr. James Heaps, which resulted in the largest sex abuse settlement of 2022. She is also well-known for representing Terry Bollea-- aka professional wrestling icon Hulk Hogan-- against media giant Gawker.com for the site’s unauthorized release of a private video. She helped earn Bollea a $140 Million verdict— the second-largest invasion of privacy jury verdict in the United States at the time.
Darren Kavinoky is an award-winning lawyer with several dozen winning trial verdicts. He and Jennifer McGrath represented more than 300 women who alleged sexual abuse by Dr. James Heaps and UCLA. Darren has worked as a TV legal analyst for Entertainment Tonight and The Insider, and as a regular contributor to CNN and HLN. He was the co-creator and host of crime TV shows Deadly Sins and Did He Do It? on Investigation Discovery. Most importantly, his deep understanding of criminal law helps his sexual abuse clients should they wish to be involved in criminal proceedings. Darren’s vast media experience and relationships help ensure accountability both in court and in the court of public opinion.
Dr. Barry J. Brock is an OB/GYN who practiced at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and elsewhere. He is now facing numerous allegations and lawsuits related to sexual misconduct towards his patients.
Allegations include sexual misconduct, inappropriate comments, and unwanted and unnecessary medical procedures during critical medical care.
Dr. Brock practiced at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. He is alleged to have engaged in misconduct while affiliated with Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Cedars-Sinai Health System, Cedars Sinai Medical Group, Cedars Sinai Women’s Medical Group, Beverly Hills OB/GYN, Rodeo Drive Women’s Health Center, and Barry J. Brock, M.D., Inc.
Allegations include inappropriate comments, unnecessary exams, unconsented procedures, and sexual touching.
The lawsuits suggest Dr. Brock’s misconduct spans over 40 years.
Cedars-Sinai is accused of allowing Dr. Brock to continue practicing despite numerous complaints, failing to protect patients from harm.
Yes, if you were a patient of Dr. Brock and believe you were subjected to misconduct, you may be eligible to file a claim.
California’s lookback window allows some survivors to file claims even if the statute of limitations has expired. Please call McGrath Kavinoky LLP right away if you suspect you have a claim against Dr. Barry J. Brock. We are available 24/7 at (310) 322-4444. You will only speak with a woman when you call.
Our firm offers services on a contingency basis, meaning you nothing unless we recover compensation for you.
Contact our law firm for a free, confidential consultation to discuss your options at (310) 322-4444