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Government


Blind man receives $300K settlement from LAPD

Jul. 25, 2022
By Federico Lo Giudice

“There is video of what happened in the hospital and one of the things that’s most outrageous is that Moore was strapped and h...


Judges and Judiciary


The Lawyers Leading the Way fundraiser, which will be held at the City Club Los Angeles from 8 to 10 a.m., will recognize lawy...


California Supreme Court, Labor/Employment


Michael Rubin, a partner with Altshuler Berzon LLP who represents plaintiffs in several PAGA cases, said defendants have filed...


Civil Litigation, Tax


Judge tosses evidence from FISA warrant against Muslim man

Jul. 25, 2022
By Federico Lo Giudice

U.S District Judge John A. Kronstadt ruled that IRS Special Agent Andrew Weiner “acted in reckless disregard of the truth.”


Civil Rights, Government


SB 1327, which will go into effect in January, was immediately criticized by not only Second Amendment rights advocates decryi...



Careful and Methodical

Jul. 22, 2022
By Shane Nelson

ADR Services, Inc. neutral Mitchell Tarighati says helping to resolve disputes is in his DNA.


Orange County Judge John S. Adams advises young judges to learn from mistakes


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


“The way it fosters public confidence is by acting like a court, not just individual people with policy or social preferences ...


Appellate Practice, Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice


“I am deeply embarrassed and repeat the apology I made to opposing counsel. This was not consistent with my values. I offer no...


Civil Litigation, Technology


The plaintiffs will be represented by Glancy Prongay & Murray and Moore Kuehn with Kevin F. Ruf and Marshall Wexler listed...


Litigation & Arbitration


Lawyers vie for leadership of Netflix investor litigation

Jul. 22, 2022
By Federico Lo Giudice

The last year has seen many investor lawsuits against digital giants who achieved unprecedented growth during the COVID-19 loc...


Immigration, Judges and Judiciary, Labor/Employment


In December, the DOJ under President Joe Biden agreed to restore the union’s status. But the newest member of the three-member...


California Supreme Court


For the first time, the court established the treble damages and attorneys’ fees trial courts allowed in cases of theft apply ...


Administrative/Regulatory, Judges and Judiciary


The pair were working at the clerk’s office at the Larson Justice Center in Indio when a law enforcement officer asked the cou...


Civil Litigation, Technology


Ahmad Abouammo accepted money and gifts in exchange for providing confidential information from Twitter.


State Bar & Bar Associations


Despite overwhelming option from local bar associations and individual attorneys, the Blue Ribbon Commission is moving to lice...


9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Covid Court Ops, Judges and Judiciary


During a panel discussion Tuesday, federal and state judges cited a number of advantages of virtual hearings, saying it made i...


Civil Litigation, Entertainment & Sports


Lee Goldberg and Adventures in Television, the loan-out company that provides professional services for the screenwriter, argu...


Civil Litigation, Labor/Employment


The complaint alleges 12 causes of action, including gender discrimination and violations of the Equal Pay Act.


Civil Litigation


Harris Jewelers, which sold military-themed watches and other jewelry, went out of business amid allegations that the company ...


Civil Litigation, Government


League of Women Voters challenges cities’ lobbying laws

Jul. 21, 2022
By Malcolm Maclachlan

"That would enable council members themselves or their allies to sue their critics for speaking out against them or encouragin...


Technology


Laura Marquez-Garrett, attorney for Seattle-based Social Media Victims Law Center and counsel for the plaintiffs, used the com...


Civil Litigation, Technology


The motion to dismiss, which was heard by U.S. Magistrate Judge Virginia K. DeMarchi, argued that the company played no meanin...


Civil Litigation, Government


Although the Los Angeles Police Commission found the shooting to be within department policy, the jury determined after five d...


Civil Litigation, Health Care & Hospital Law


Kern Medical Hospital Authority in Bakersfield also is violating open meeting and public disclosure laws, alleges Service Empl...


9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Banking, Judges and Judiciary


"We want to avoid missteps in this area because it reflects on public confidence in the judiciary," said 5th U.S. Circuit of A...


State Bar & Bar Associations


The State Bar asked a federal court in Illinois for documents that are under seal.


Civil Litigation, Government


The rides-sharing company agreed not to charge disabled persons for time it takes them to get in and out of cars.


Civil Litigation, Environmental & Energy


The law firm reduced the fees after the judge said its rates were too high.


Civil Litigation


Mars Inc. knowingly uses a toxin known as Titanium Dioxide, or TiO2, to produce the colorful coating, the complaint states.