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Government, Land Use, Real Estate/Development


“This is more than a symbolic gesture for the Bruces. . . . It’s also important for the rest of us,” said George C. Fatheree I...


Contracts, Intellectual Property


$175M trademark infringement award upheld

Jul. 5, 2022
By Skyler Romero

“What we were able to prove by the end of the case through very extensive expert testimony, as well as lay testimony, in the p...


Civil Rights, Government


While already passed laws are further called into question, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed two new laws last week prohibiting the ma...


Constitutional Law, Government


According to sources speaking on background, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration told lawmakers he did not want state money to ...


“There’s no doubt in my mind that what we’ve talked about in this complaint happens there all the time. And whether the upper ...


Government, Judges and Judiciary


Judge Stacy E. Boulware Eurie has sat on the Sacramento County Superior Court since 2007.


Government, Labor/Employment


The lawsuits follow a May 2022 report by the California State University’s employee union that found a substantial pay gap bet...


Antitrust & Trade Reg., Entertainment & Sports


The motion filed by the Fédération Internationale De Natation (FINA) in the Northern District of California said that it canno...


Santa Clara County judge sees role as opportunity to empower and enrich community.



The Facilitator

Jul. 1, 2022

Retired federal magistrate Nandor Vadas tries to help parties get beyond the stress and emotions brought on by their dispute.


Appellate Practice, Law Practice


Melissa Mills' investigation into corruption at the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power led to convictions of senior off...


Civil Litigation, Environmental & Energy


The complaint alleges that the industrial processes undertaken at Hughes Bros. Aircrafters in South Gate are pollutant sources...


Criminal, Military Law


The case is noteworthy for the accusation that a U.S. government Defense Criminal Investigative Service special agent attempte...


California Supreme Court, Health Care & Hospital Law


“The court’s decision here really should put to rest arguments by related parties that they should be able to take advantage o...


Labor/Employment


“We specifically told applicants, ‘Don’t tell us this information.’ The reason we asked for the W2 was to verify plaintiff’s d...


Environmental & Energy, U.S. Supreme Court


“A decision of such magnitude and consequence rests with Congress itself, or an agency acting pursuant to a clear delegation f...


Environmental & Energy



Civil Litigation, Environmental & Energy, Government


“Judgment is entered ... for negligence and public nuisance in the amount of $7 million in past damages and $68.3 million in r...


Appellate Practice, Law Practice


“We’ve been extremely fortunate to attract some of the best attorneys in the field in recent years to help grow our capabiliti...


Labor/Employment


The complaint, filed by Disability Rights Advocates in Oakland, accused the Society for Human Resource Management of denying h...



Antitrust & Trade Reg., Health Care & Hospital Law


“For the second time in a month, the FTC is taking action to prevent private equity firm JAB from gobbling up competitors in r...


Government


“Humphrey is not being taken as seriously by the courts as one would hope a Supreme Court ruling would be,” said Katherine Hub...


Civil Litigation


The complaints filed in the Central District of California increase legal woes of the plant-based meat producer. A competitor ...


Banking, Civil Litigation, Labor/Employment


While this action is the first to be filed against the financial institution for alleged securities violations relating to the...


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


The case stems from a Ventura County public health officer’s order in March 2020 that closed the stores and shooting ranges fo...


Civil Rights, Data Privacy, Judges and Judiciary


The information including names, addresses, driver’s license information and type of gun owned has already been posted on publ...


Civil Litigation, Environmental & Energy


U.S. Senior District Judge Charles R. Breyer oversaw the motion hearing and gave preliminary approval, finding the settlement ...


Santa Barbara County judge praised for technical proficiency.


Appellate Practice, Law Practice


“There’s high demand for corporate acquisition. The intense lateral market makes it difficult. Lawyers are staying in their fi...