Civil Litigation,
Government
Feb. 13, 2019
Validity of coffee warning label exemption back to original judge
A Los Angeles County judge has deferred a claim challenging the validity of a state rule exempting a cancer risk in coffee back to the original judge in the litigation, although defense counsel had earlier challenged him.
Trenton Norris, partner at Arnold & Porter LLP
A Los Angeles County judge has deferred a claim challenging the validity of a state rule exempting a cancer risk in coffee back to the original judge in the litigation, although defense counsel had earlier challenged him.
Superior Court Judge Carolyn B. Kuhl ruled Monday that fellow complex civil Judge Elihu...
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