Litigation
Sep. 14, 2012
Federal chicken lawsuit lays egg, earning dismissal
How much room does a chicken need to do a pirouette? In a sense, that was the crux of a Riverside County egg farmer's lawsuit that a federal judge in Los Angeles dismissed with prejudice on Wednesday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - How much room does a chicken need to do a pirouette?
In a sense, that was the crux of a Riverside County egg farmer's lawsuit that a federal judge dismissed with prejudice on Wednesday, bringing to an end the latest skirmish between animal rights advocates and the state's agribusiness industry.
William Cramer, who owns an egg-laying hen farm, had filed the suit in an effor...
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