Civil Litigation
Jul. 17, 2023
Charter school says LA district not peacefully sharing space
The lawsuit does not ask the court to resolve the underlying co-location dispute at the heart of the case, the complaint said, but does seek injunction against it for failing to participate in the approved resolution process.
A charter school accused the Los Angeles Unified School District of breaching an agreement to share facilities, claiming that a district representative tried to impose unchecked authority over which spaces can be used by charter students.
According to the complaint filed on Wednesday by Kevin M. Troy and John C. Lemmo of Young, Minney & Corr, LLP in Sacramento plaintiff Gabriella Charter Schools “has been forced to file this action in...
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