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California Supreme Court

May 27, 2010

Considering Forums Beyond Courts

A lighthearted exchange during oral argument was just one signal that the justices of the California Supreme Court are seriously considering forums other than the courts for resolving disputes over tip pooling as well as medical malpractice.

By Laura Ernde

Daily Journal Staff Writer

Los Angeles attorney Dennis F. Moss found himself apologizing Tuesday to Chief Justice Ronald George for suggesting that the cash-strapped judicial branch has more money than the executive branch for enforcing labor laws.

"It wasn't offensive. It's just inaccurate," George drolly replied.

But the lighthearted exchange during oral argument was just one si...

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