Class Action
Jan. 2, 2025
Golf tee-time suit against LA dismissed with prejudice
The judge said the putative class members failed to file claims with the city before suing, a legal requirement the plaintiffs said was impractical.
A Superior Court judge dismissed with prejudice a putative class action claiming that the City of Los Angeles failed to enforce the fairness of golf tee-time booking at city-owned golf courses, citing a failure by each plaintiff to file a claim with the city before suing.
"It is undisputed that plaintiffs did not comply with this requirement prior to filing their case," Judge David S. Cunningham III wrote in his ruling. "However, plaintiffs contend an impracticality...
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