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

The ruling, upholding part of a preliminary injunction blocking part of the California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act, is the...


Government, Technology

An attorney who specializes in First Amendment law is optimistic that SF City Attorney David Chiu's lawsuit against the websit...



Civil Litigation

Nurse on temporary placement left abruptly, sped through a red light and caused a multi-vehicle crash.


Criminal

Sirhan denied parole again

Aug. 19, 2024
By Laurinda Keys

It was the 17th parole hearing for Sirhan Sirhan, a Palestinian immigrant who killed Robert F. Kennedy in the Ambassador Hotel...



Tom Girardi's voicemails and emails giving clients and other attorneys excuses why settlement funds can't be paid undermine hi...


Judges and Judiciary

Presiding Judge Samantha P. Jessner said the dashboard makes it clear that the reporter shortage has escalated into a "constit...



The Sepulveda Transit Corridor Project aims to connect the San Fernando Valley and the Westside of Los Angeles through a rail ...


The first defense witness for disbarred attorney Tom Girardi, his neurologist, was called out of order, delaying the prosecuto...



California Courts of Appeal, Family

The infant was placed with the attorney by the Department of Children and Family Services after the mother tested positive for...


California Supreme Court, Labor/Employment

"We conclude the Legislature intended to exempt public employers such as the hospital authority from Labor Code provisions gov...



Civil Litigation, Consumer Protection Law, Data Privacy

Despite only one of the defendants being situated in the United States, San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu said he's confi...


Civil Litigation

The conduct leading to the recording's creation, and its later dissemination, was illegal and therefore constituted unprivileg...



A defense attorney involved in the famous manslaughter case against music icon Michael Jackson's physician said this type of c...


SB 549 would create a three-month window for gaming tribes to sue card rooms they believe are infringing on their right to pro...



Craig S. Simon 1953 -- 2024

Aug. 16, 2024
By Douglas Saunders Sr.

Known as the 'Subro King,' he represented insurers in mass litigation.


More than 60 cases have been dismissed after an appellate ruling last month that the court had unlawfully delayed cases, citin...



Civil Rights, Litigation & Arbitration

U.S. District Judge Mark C. Scarsi declined to mandate any specific policies and procedures or tell UCLA administrators what t...


Civil Litigation, Environmental & Energy

Broad Beach property owners are no strangers to a lawsuit. The latest focuses on an alleged breach of the California Coastal A...



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

Deputy Attorney General Jerry T. Yen argued the 1999 statute was intended to block "straw purchases," in which people buy a lo...


Antitrust & Trade Reg., Technology

Attorneys for Google, led by Munger Tolles & Olson LLP, unsuccessfully petitioned the court for a new trial and have maint...



The Western States Petroleum Association challenged California regulations designed to give unions a bigger role in negotiatin...


The state claims that Indian managers at Cisco Systems discriminated against other Indian workers they perceived as being from...



The lawsuit, filed last week, called the wording of the ballot measure "untrue, partial, argumentative, and/or prejudicial."


U.S. District Judge James L. Robart rejected claims that the aerospace giant stole technology and sabotaged the business prosp...



Some of the expenses tracked out of the Girardi Keese accounts were traced to diamond jewelry and gems, several golf country c...


Intellectual Property

ChatGPT developer OpenAI, based in San Francisco, filed trademark infringement and unfair competition claims last year against...



Environmental & Energy, Land Use

A Los Angeles County judge's decision to dismiss a legal effort to halt the gondola's construction marks the third time a judg...


Girardi's defense is that at the time of the alleged wire fraud misconduct, he was in the beginning stages of his 2021-diagnos...



Environmental & Energy, Government

"How many more hours do you need to put on your case? Please think about that because I'm going to probably have a time limit....


This year's entries highlight key issues in California's legal landscape, including racial integration in legal education, dis...