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Appellate Practice, Judges and Judiciary, Law Practice


Hastings center honors prominent judge and attorneys

Oct. 6, 2022
By Christer Schmidt

The honorees are Senior Judge William Fletcher of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, employment defense attorney Fred W. A...


Civil Litigation, Government, Legal Education


“Despite the college’s success as the state’s first public law school and its long history of educating lawyers and encouragin...


Civil Litigation, Government


“While there was overwhelming evidence that he did not fit the description of the accused, he was nonetheless prosecuted for a...


Civil Litigation, Data Privacy, Government


Joseph Sullivan’s trial was watched by lawyers in the cyber and security industries because he is the first corporate executiv...



Keeping Perspective

Oct. 5, 2022

When trial is over, defendants hear what Judge Jonathan B. Conklin thinks.


Civil Litigation, Government


“This sends a strong message that if there are any corrupt federal law enforcement agents who are engaging in bribery, we’re g...


Civil Litigation, Health Care & Hospital Law


Constantine Cannon LLP partner Matthew L. Cantor argued in his opening brief to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that U.S...


Securities


The FBI shut the company down in 2018 and its founders, Jeffrey and Paulette Carpoff, filed for bankruptcy and were convicted ...


Labor/Employment


During a pretrial conference, U.S. District Judge Jeffrey White in Oakland said he prefers “junior lawyers, lawyers who are wo...


Civil Litigation, Government


Judicial Watch Inc. sued Secretary of State Shirley Weber in federal court last month, claiming her Office of Elections Cyber...


Appellate Practice, Law Practice


“The addition of our Orange County office represents a significant step toward our strategic goal of developing dominant, cros...


Legal Education


UC Hastings College of the Law professor John Myers’ project is meant to survey law schools about their course offerings on ju...


Entertainment & Sports, Law Practice


Donaldson Callif Perez LLP, which represents independent creators in film, television and web-based material with an emphasis ...


Discipline, Judges and Judiciary


Judge Tony R. Mallery says in filing that the Commission on Judicial Performance is embroiled in a local dispute.


Legal Education


Other resources at the Golden Gate University School of Law are set to be expanded. These include law clinics, double the amou...


Government


Among the coming changes are how the state addresses crime, homelessness, mental health, climate change, abortion and other is...


Civil Litigation, Family


“The window is about to close, probably forever, for many, many people to bring a civil claim,” Paul T. Llewellyn of Lewis &am...


Civil Rights, U.S. Supreme Court


"Anything that narrows the scope of Section 230 will change the internet," said Eric Goldman, a professor at Santa Clara Unive...


Civil Litigation, State Bar & Bar Associations


“The investigation is intended to identify actions by anyone with ties to the State Bar that may constitute malfeasance in how...


Administrative/Regulatory


Polaris Industries Inc. was sued by people injured while operating vehicles it sold that were allegedly misrepresented as foll...


Environmental & Energy, Judges and Judiciary


“Protecting the environment is critical to the work of this office and our Environmental Justice Coordinator will support our ...


“In any given day I can have 50 cases, possibly, mornings and afternoons, plus other matters: motions, probations violations. ...



Fiery Competitors

Oct. 3, 2022

Zweiback Fiset & Zalduendo founder fights cases like a tennis match


Appellate Practice, Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice, Native Americans


U.S. District Judge Robert S. Huie addressed six motions in a case dealing with an alleged breach of attorney-client contract ...


Civil Litigation, Intellectual Property


A federal jury in Riverside ruled in Monster Energy’s favor on false advertising and trade secrets claims over its claims abou...


Labor/Employment


The proposed class action says Amazon’s Delivery Service Partners program offers extra $10,000 contracts to Black, Latino and ...


Government


Most DAs elected this year now have 6-year terms

Oct. 3, 2022
By Malcolm Maclachlan

AB 759, signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom, moves district attorney and sheriff elections to presidential years. So those who won fou...


Civil Litigation, Government


The water bill class members appeared Friday to present their cases for appeal against special master Barbara Barkovich’s fina...


Civil Litigation


PG&E victims settle with executives for $117M

Oct. 3, 2022
By Wisdom Howell

“These funds will be used to satisfy the vast majority of outstanding fire victim claims held by certain federal agencies that...


Civil Litigation, Government


“The defendant exploited his position as an FBI agent for his own personal profit and that’s what the evidence has shown,” Ass...