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Health Care & Hospital Law


Attorneys for a doctor said the plaintiffs are attempting to bootstrap a constructive fraud claim onto a medical negligence la...


Litigation & Arbitration


Apple denied any intentional discrimination in settling the case brought by the Department of Justice. It will pay $18.25 mill...


Litigation & Arbitration


Requiring automakers to install anti-theft devices of the government’s choosing “is an obstacle to the federal regulatory sche...


State Bar & Bar Associations, Community News


Gone With the Dogs

Nov. 13, 2023
By Jessica Lynn Murray


Judges and Judiciary


“When briefing an appeal, an ad hominem attack on the trial judge is not only unpersuasive, but also unseemly,” Justice Victor...


Technology


UC Regents sue insurers to recover costs of cyberattack

Nov. 13, 2023
By Antoine Abou-Diwan

“Defendants have also refused to follow the alternative dispute resolution procedure required by their own policy based on a m...


Criminal, Community News


Director Katharine Tinto said it’s the clinic’s 19th successful case since 2017, when its students started compassionate relea...


Technology


A federal judge found the coders sufficiently alleged breach of license and injury to property rights and gave them leave to a...


9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


AB 587, the state’s content moderation law, “cannot withstand strict scrutiny, which requires that a law be ‘narrowly tailored...


Intellectual Property


U.S. District Judge David O. Carter enjoined the retailer from selling knockoff Vans shoes last year, which its attorneys argu...


Class Action


Citibank responded to the lawsuit Friday: “Regrettably, in trying to thwart a well-documented Armenian fraud ring operating in...


Government


The West Virginia senator, a Democrat, bucked his party to vote against cutting off debate on the nomination of U.S. District ...


Live Nation entered into extended restrictive contracts with artists and venues, charged high fees for its ticketing services,...


Litigation & Arbitration


At the heart of the dispute is plaintiff Lucian Filler’s claim that he was fired in March 2021 after he “identified several ar...


While the firm has seen great change, professionalism and regard remain key, its lawyers say.


What would George Washington have said about our current moment?


"The vast majority of these veterans were separated from the military through an administrative process which doesn't afford t...


“He is one of the most committed persons you will ever meet, including his years in a uniform and several bullets in his body ...


Class Action


“Plaintiff’s damages and the damages of the putative class members, if any, have been caused by their own actions or inaction ...


“It’s important for me as a Marine veteran to use my very particular set of skills to advance the cause of soldiers, sailors, ...


AB 1386, signed in October, changes the income thresholds for veterans to obtain housing through California’s Veterans Housing...


9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Government


A 9th Circuit panel held 2-1 that California’s proposed warning label for Roundup weedkiller was misleading.


Obituaries


Carole Enid Handler, 1935 — 2023

Nov. 10, 2023
By Douglas Saunders Sr.

Argued groundbreaking case over rights to Marvel characters


Technology, Data Privacy, Class Action


TikTok wants dismissal of lawsuit over data scraping

Nov. 10, 2023
By Sunidhi Sridhar

U.S. District Judge Stanley Blumenfeld Jr. in Los Angeles allowed some claims to proceed last month, writing in his order that...


Antitrust & Trade Reg.


LA objects to skid row trust receiver’s accounts

Nov. 10, 2023
By Antoine Abou-Diwan

“Mr. Adams included fees related to his interaction with the press that does not involve work done for the benefit of the Rece...


Government


Public Counsel head Monica Ramirez Almadani confirmed to seat on Central District


Litigation & Arbitration


Jury awards $19.5M to bicyclist struck by Jeep

Nov. 10, 2023
By Skyler Romero

In response to defense arguments about a lapse in the client’s medical care, attorney Jason P. Fowler said the PARRIS Law firm...


Intellectual Property


“If you come back and you allege that an output that is not substantially similar to the protected work is copyright infringem...


Litigation & Arbitration, Environmental & Energy


William James Reed was accused of misleading two families that were victims of the Zamora Fire by representing that they would...


State Bar & Bar Associations


Most of those tested were first-timers and they did far better than the group as a whole, with 64.8% of them passing.