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Securities, Law Practice




Speaking Up

Mar. 21, 2022

Attorneys at Matern Law Group are passionate about providing a voice for employees.


Technology, Civil Litigation


“These allegations are completely without merit, particularly as they relate to AT&T and our independent Chairman,” AT&...


Technology, Government


“It’s an election year. That means we are seeing a flood of bills that all claim to protect the children,” said Eric Goldman, ...


Government, Civil Litigation


“This was a tragic event that happened to a wonderful family, and this case is all about an utter lack of accountability,” sai...


Civil Rights, Civil Litigation


LA sued over mistaken traffic stop of TV show worker

Mar. 18, 2022
By Federico Lo Giudice

The lawsuit by Larson LLP seeks $20 million in compensatory and punitive damages, listing causes of action that include unreas...


Judges and Judiciary


U.S. Magistrate Judge Jacqueline Scott Corley will serve in the Northern District. Orange County Superior Court Judge Fred W. ...


9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


Thursday’s 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling upheld an opinion by the Chief U.S. District Judge Kimberly J. Mueller in ...


Criminal


Judge Valerie R. Chrisakkis on Thursday reversed the plea of Adora Perez, who had been charged by District Attorney Keith Fagu...


Labor/Employment, Judges and Judiciary


A working group made nine new recommendations aimed at addressing harassment and other issues raised by federal court workers.


Technology, Labor/Employment, Civil Litigation


“After being lured away from a lucrative sales role, Shawn O’Connell’s complaint depicts an all too familiar story of a highly...


Labor/Employment, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


A woman wants to sue an outside company hired to screen her health for a job application.



Walking the Walk

Mar. 18, 2022
By David Houston

Neutral Glenn E. Lerman’s career on both sides gives him perspective


Labor/Employment, Insurance, Health Care & Hospital Law, Civil Litigation


Mark Quigley and Aaron Osten with Greene Broillet & Wheeler represented Dr. Timothy Ryan, who sued the county for whistleb...


Law Practice, Criminal, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


To succeed on this claim, Avenatti was required to establish that the prosecution’s conduct giving rise to the motion was “int...


Judges and Judiciary


Former presiding judge particularly enjoyed helping parties reach agreements in sprawling litigation in the county’s complex c...


Environmental & Energy, Civil Litigation


“Plaintiffs’ scattershot naming of multiple defendant entities fails to provide any facts, as distinct from legal conclusions ...


Health Care & Hospital Law, Civil Litigation, Alternative Dispute Resolution


Weil Gotshal wins $44.9M false advertising case for CareDx

Mar. 17, 2022
By Federico Lo Giudice

“I believe this is a case where a substantial punitive damage award was warranted — and I’m delighted the jury saw it the same...


Law Practice, International Law


The webpage, “Law Firms and Russian Profits,” was launched by faculty and research staff from Harvard, Stanford and Yale law s...


Technology, Law Practice, Discipline, Criminal


GC who stole $500k from her employer sentenced to prison

Mar. 17, 2022
By Douglas Saunders Sr.

Brooke Campbell Solis, general counsel at Good Money, told the judge she was impaired by addiction.


Covid Court Ops, California Supreme Court


“We learned that people in collaborative courts, in mental health courts, or in drug courts, could still have their day in cou...


Government


5 new DAs, 32 incumbents elected unopposed

Mar. 17, 2022
By Christer Schmidt

In five counties, the incumbent DAs did not seek reelection but only one candidate sought each of those offices. In several ca...


Labor/Employment, Entertainment & Sports, Civil Litigation


Minor Leaguers are employers, jurist says

Mar. 17, 2022
By Jonathan Lo

Former MLB player and minor league pitcher Garrett R. Broshuis of Korein Tillery LLC, one of the plaintiffs’ counsel, argued i...


LA family law judge advocates ‘unbundling’ work for poorer clients.


Law Practice, Judges and Judiciary


Retired LA Judge Susan Lopez-Giss joins ADR Services

Mar. 16, 2022
By Douglas Saunders Sr.

“I always said if I became a judge I wanted to do family law because I didn’t like what people did to their children going thr...


Civil Rights, Civil Litigation


A group of friends were assaulted on May 18, 2021 outside a sushi restaurant in Los Angeles, the complaint states.


State Bar & Bar Associations, Data Privacy


The accidental release of confidential attorney discipline records to a public case law search site includes more records than...


Obituaries, Judges and Judiciary


Gary D. Hoff, 1948 — 2022

Mar. 16, 2022
By Malcolm Maclachlan

‘Historian’ of the Fresno Court founded numerous services.


Law Practice


Daphne M. Higgs and Teresa M.L. Tate came from Perkins Coie.


Civil Rights, Civil Litigation


The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of California said Jose Inez Garcia-Zarate admitted he knew he was “an al...