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Government, Criminal


Public defenders conference says counties that lack a designated office have gaps in justice for indigents.


Nestlé had argued that the plaintiff can't provide evidence of class wide deception or damages, making refunds unfeasible.


Environmental & Energy, Civil Litigation, Antitrust & Trade Reg.


San Mateo County, San Jose sued major oil companies in New Mexico, claiming they had an agreement with OPEC to slow down their...


Civil Litigation


Former employees suing Executive Recovery Group claim it hired known members of a white supremacist group, who subjected staff...


Elon Musk skipped the last deposition date with the Securities and Exchange Commission to attend a SpaceX launch in Florida bu...


9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has been going after stem cell treatment centers across the country, saying the procedu...


Litigation & Arbitration, Class Action


The gene testing company's proposed settlement threatens to stop class members from pursuing ongoing private arbitrations unle...


Civil Litigation


Judge: LA violated housing law when it rejected project

Sep. 30, 2024
By Antoine Abou-Diwan

The city's attempt to require the project to comply with new policies instituted after its preliminary application was submitt...


Government, Environmental & Energy, Administrative/Regulatory


The city has filed its reply brief in a case challenging the EPA's ability to impose generic prohibitions on sewerage overflow...


The woman said she was retaliated against for reporting financial irregularities at the California Commission on Peace Officer...


Criminal


He was scheduled to appear before Judge John F. McGregor to be arraigned on a gun charge from July. No judges were injured in ...


Criminal


Small counties debate benefits of public defender offices

Sep. 27, 2024
By Malcolm Maclachlan

Police in areas with strong public defenders learn to not make certain mistakes, San Benito County Sheriff Eric Taylor said.


Civil Litigation


The LAPD officer who shot Yang was involved in prior shootings of mentally ill individuals, according to a complaint filed in ...


The federal judge found that the Department of Veterans Affairs violated its mandate to care for homeless veterans when it lea...


Small claims litigants can upload evidence in photo, video and document formats, easily assign exhibit numbers and obtain exhi...


Criminal, Constitutional Law


"My order is still the law," U.S. District Judge Jon S. Tigar said. Defendants who did not want to accept the sheriff's condit...


Class Action, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


Canadian e-commerce company Shopify says a California man should not be able to sue it over alleged violations of state laws.


Labor/Employment


Defendants Uber and Lyft have denied wrongdoing in a wage theft case brought by the state and rideshare drivers and have repea...


Scott Seaman, co-chair of Hinshaw's Global Insurance Services Practice Group, said the expansion will "boost our insurance pra...


Technology, Intellectual Property


A federal judge in Oakland enjoined Open Artificial Intelligence, stylized as Open AI, from using the company name in commerce...


Being educated by some of the best schools in America gave the litigator at Sanders Roberts LLP a solid foundation. Being a me...



Grit and Perseverance

Sep. 27, 2024

Attorneys say neutral Debra Bogaards doesn't quit early and never gives up


Criminal


Wednesday's attack occurred shortly before 9 a.m. when a man allegedly tossed a backpack containing an explosive device past t...


Labor/Employment, Government


Attorneys for plaintiff Tamara Evans claimed she was fired for uncovering financial improprieties at the California Commission...


Technology, Intellectual Property


Plaintiffs need not exhaust other forms of discovery before deposing Zuckerberg as they had sufficiently established his direc...


Technology, Antitrust & Trade Reg.


The company did not employ or consult any licensed attorneys.


Civil Litigation


The pilot's attorney, James Lassart, persuaded the jury that the defendant had not groped, touched or assaulted either flight ...


Constitutional Law, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


"This type of tithing claim is barred by the church autonomy doctrine of the First Amendment," Clement & Murphy PLLC partn...


Environmental & Energy, Civil Litigation


While he did not conclude that fluoridated water undoubtedly caused harm, U.S. District Judge Edward M. Chen wrote in his orde...


Labor/Employment, Civil Procedure


On behalf of a former FTC Consulting employee, Cooley LLP filed a lawsuit accusing the company -- whose services are used by m...