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Judicial Profile

Magistrate Judge Dennis Cota has a passion for teaching and trial practice

Dennis M. Cota
United States Magistrate U.S. Eastern District of California

ADR Profile

On the Team

James R. Lambden
ADR Services Inc.

MCLE

Understanding violence and harassment in the workplace

May 10, 2024

Businesses and workers lose more than $50 billion each ye...

By Francisco Mundaca

The components of effective and defensible workplace investigations

May 9, 2024

Employers should conduct a thorough and fair investigatio...

By Jaya Bajaj

Blame culture and prejudice permeate mindsets after collapse of Francis Scott Key Bridge

May 3, 2024

After being struck by a cargo ship that brought down the ...

By Mark B. Baer

Discipline Report

June 2024

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Today's News Weekly Quiz

Robin Park raised concerns with Baker Tilly management that a partner there was practicing without being admitted to the California Bar.


Labor/Employment

Wells Fargo accused of "boys club" culture

May 16, 2024
By Wisdom Howell

According to lawsuit, Wells Fargo executives were aware of an alleged company culture that resulted in male employees being "were given exclusive access to l...


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

Full 9th Circuit panel to consider data privacy

May 16, 2024
By Craig Anderson

The case involves the extraction of the plaintiff's personal data when making a purchase at a retailer that used the company's services.


A tort claim filed with the Board of Supervisors Wednesday claims an oversight panel's investigation breached the former sheriff's due process rights.


Columns

Loss of more than an election

May 16, 2024
By A. Marco Turk

If Trump loses the 2024 presidential election and refuses to accept the outcome, self-interested lawyers who supported Trump's...


Alternative Dispute Resolution

Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) can offer parties more flexibility, efficiency, and cost savings than traditional litigat...


Technology, Health Care & Hospital Law

Healthcare companies must ensure clinical oversight, especially where the tools assist with functions traditionally performed ...



Verdicts & Settlements

School Incident Jane Doe 4 v. Pomona Unifie... $35,000,000
Telephone Consumer Protection Act Daniel Berman, Stephanie He... $9,750,000
Wage and Hour Serg Ramirez, an individual... $4,750,000
Securities Exchange Act Mohammed Usman Ali, individ... $2,400,000
Breach of Implied Contract Kamal Bitmouni, on behalf o... $2,000,000
Auto v. Auto Adrian Hernandez v. Bradley... $1,999,999
Wage and Hour Angel Garcia, individually,... $1,750,000
Wage and Hour Cristian Cholico, individua... $1,250,000
Wage and Hour Ingrid Hansen-Schoolderman,... $1,240,000
Auto v. Auto Frances Gutierrez v. State ... $1,100,000

On the Move

Oppenheimer Investigations Group LLP

May 15, 2024


Alisha Meyer as Attorney Investigator in Oakland from The Lucas Law Firm.

Meyer's practice concentrates on conducting thorough investigations into allegations of discrimination, harassment, retaliation, abusive conduct, and other workplace misconduct issues within public and private entities. She joins OIG after nearly a decade of counseling plaintiffs on a wide range of employment disputes, including claims involving discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wrongful and constructive termination, employment contracts, and workplace accommodations, and representing clients in all stages of employment litigation.


Address

1300 Clay Street, Suite 600 , Oakland 94612 USA
T: (510) 393-4212

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More than 400 people attended the legal nonprofit's annual luncheon.



Attorney Profiles


Special Reports

The Resolution Issue 2024

May 1, 2024

Our annual issue devoted to the work of dispute resolution professionals in California.


Daily Appellate Report

Civil Procedure

Malmquist v. City of Folsom

Trial court did not abuse its discretion in determining that individual interests predominated where expert evidence showed that at least some class members' pipe leaks were from poor wor...


Environmental Law, Civil Procedure

Save the Capitol, Save the Trees v. Dept. of General Services

Trial court erred by discharging preemptory writ of mandate without first determining whether defendant remedied CEQA compliance issues previously identified by the Court of Appeal.


Criminal Law and Procedure

People v. Ellis

Criminal defendant who stipulated to upper term at original sentencing was not entitled to full resentencing with the middle term as the presumptive default sentence.


Constitutional Law

Amended Opinion: Apache Stronghold v. U.S.

Apache tribe members were unlikely to succeed on their Free Exercise Clause claim against a transfer of sacred land because the transfer would not coerce them into acting contrary to thei...