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The state’s two most prominent Democratic political firms joined forces Tuesday, combining strengths in political and governme...


Government


A new voter initiative designed to improve consumer privacy in California will cost upwards of $10 million a year to enforce, ...


Civil Litigation, Banking


The complaint alleges the 10 attorneys played a role in helping convince thousands to invest in a collection of “low-risk, hig...


Judges and Judiciary, Ethics/Professional Responsibility


The Commission on Judicial Performance publicly admonished Modoc County Superior Court Judge David A. Mason on Tuesday, after ...


Criminal, Antitrust & Trade Reg.


A federal jury found Christopher Lischewski colluded with Starkist Co. and Chicken of the Sea by arranging agreements to incre...


Securities, Civil Litigation


The deal approved this week dismisses ex-CEO Steven A. Sugarman as a defendant


Government


Corporate attorneys, business owners, privacy advocates and representatives of financial institutions attended a state Departm...


The Santa Barbara County Superior Court will not receive funding from the Judicial Council to renovate a courtroom for an 18-m...


Civil Litigation, Law Practice, Labor/Employment


Five of seven lawyers who sued Morrison & Foerster LLP over discrimination against pregnant employees and mothers have rea...


The wording will not prevent drivers from filing claims alleging misclassification once AB 5 becomes law on Jan 1.


Criminal, Antitrust & Trade Reg.


Christopher Lischewski, who resigned as CEO of Bumble Bee Foods in 2018, faces up to 10 years if convicted of masterminding a ...


Government


The city and counsel for class of ratepayers in Department of Water and Power litigation mired in controversy were granted a h...


Government


New privacy rules hard for all to follow, speakers say

Dec. 3, 2019
By Malcolm Maclachlan

About 100 people packed a conference room near the state Capitol Monday morning to weigh in on California’s new data privacy r...


Labor/Employment


Former employee Mahim Khan testified the Hologram USA chief would routinely sneak up behind her and shove her face into his cr...


The judge found the case was related to Abernathy v. DoorDash, Inc., another suit filed in the Northern District of California...


Government


The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit Monday alleging the city of Hesperia, San Bernardino County and its sheriff’s depart...


Civil Litigation, Insurance


A Butte County jury awarded over $3 million to an elderly man it found an insurance company had scammed into spending $100,000...


Immigration, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


Two immigration-related appeals argued Monday gave a 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel opportunity to engage in a simmer...


Civil Litigation, Immigration, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


Two immigration-related nationwide injunctions -- one in effect and one stayed by the Supreme Court -- will be considered by a...


Labor/Employment, Government


A federal judge in Sacramento has approved a request by the United Steelworkers union to intervene in a case over state worker...


Monsanto has maintained through three years of litigation that plaintiffs’ attorneys are offering unreliable experts to testif...


International Law, Civil Rights, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


A San Diego attorney filed a $62 million federal tort claim last week to challenge a qualified immunity ruling by the 9th U.S....


Environmental & Energy


The Pacific Gas & Electric Co. lost its bid to offset some of its mounting financial culpabilities in the midst of its ban...


Intellectual Property, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


This mash-up book is not fair use, says Dr. Seuss

Dec. 2, 2019
By Steven Crighton

The case now before the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals over “Oh The Places You’ll Boldly Go!” — a children’s book mashing elemen...


Government


New housing projects in California have often been blocked by so-called "NIMBY" groups who say more building will lead to crow...


Environmental & Energy


The oldest ongoing civil case in California might have reached the beginning of its end, according to an attorney representing...


An appellate court has denied an attorney’s attempt to block the release of communications with his former client regarding a ...


Judges and Judiciary


Less than six months after she was severely publicly censured by the Commission on Judicial Performance for misconduct, Santa ...


In Recess


No Nonsense

Nov. 29, 2019
By Shane Nelson

Adversity doesn't knock judge off a bicycle, or her courtroom program.


U.S. Supreme Court, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


The Supreme Court has added to its March argument session a trio of cases from the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, each bea...