Litigation
Jul. 25, 2006
Court Gives, Takes With Proposition 64
Deciding the fate of lawsuits filed before the state's voters reined in the Unfair Competition Law two years ago, the California Supreme Court gave businesses a victory Monday, only to take it back.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Deciding the fate of lawsuits filed before the state's voters reined in the Unfair Competition Law two years ago, the California Supreme Court gave businesses a victory Monday, only to take it back.
In the first of two rulings, the high court held that courts can retroactively apply the 2004 voter initiative, Proposition 64, to dismiss cases that were in th...
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