Civil Litigation
Aug. 23, 2017
Skeptical judge keeps former sheriff’s employment lawsuit alive
An unusual employment case involving Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca was kept alive by a judge Tuesday, but the bench officer said that the plaintiff had scarce chance of winning damages at trial.
An unusual employment case involving Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca was kept alive by a judge Tuesday, but the bench officer said that the plaintiff had scarce chance of winning damages at trial.
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Samantha P. Jessner denied the county of Los Angeles’s motion for summary judgment in a lawsuit filed by Omar A. Lopez, a former county deputy sheriff who was fired in 2012 over an incident that ...
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