Daily Journal Staff Writer
In the wake of last month's announcement that Los Angeles County Superior Court plans to slash up to $85 million from its upcoming fiscal budget, complaints from plaintiffs' attorneys were the loudest.
The reaction was understandable. Plaintiff-side counsel cited an array of obstacles, including fewer pretrial hearings and centralized filing of personal injury suits downtown.
But le...
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