Civil Litigation
Aug. 6, 2020
Escape room company seeks to get out of shutdown order
An escape room company is suing the state and Los Angeles County over what it calls arbitrary business shutdowns without hearings.
An escape room company suing the state of California and the county of Los Angeles said its due process rights were violated after the business was arbitrarily shut down without a hearing during this summer's reopening phase.
Escape rooms, in which a group solves a puzzle in an immersive environment, have grown in popularity in recent years but have somewhat eluded classification. Because escape rooms are a niche and relatively nove...
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