A federal judge overseeing a homelessness rights case in Los Angeles has backed away from a plan to enlist help from Hueston Hennigan LLP and the Social Justice Legal Foundation following an outcry from the parties who said the firm's involvement would present a conflict.
U.S. District Judge David O. Carter of the Central District of California made the suggestion in a Feb. 23 order, proposing some outside help citing a host of ...
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