CJAC president: California businesses ‘need certainty’ in order to operate under new CCPA
SACRAMENTO – As the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) nears its Jan. 1 enactment, businesses, state leaders and legal experts throughout the state are keeping a watchful eye on newly signed amendments and last ditch efforts to bring more transparency on the controversial measure.
NFIB gauging level of support for new ride-hailing initiative that seeks to amend AB 5
SACRAMENTO – A coalition of ride-hailing companies and supporters throughout the industry have submitted a ballot initiative to the California Secretary of State’s Office in an effort to amend Assembly Bill 5, a new law that will make it more complicated for companies to classify gig economy workers as contractors.
Searching for answers, San Francisco looks even further left in new district attorney-elect
SAN FRANCISCO – The city by the bay has steadily lost its some ambiance over the past decades, particularly due to the high-priced housing market, an increase in the homeless population, and an abundance of drugs, particularly heroin, flooding the streets. In searching for answers, the notoriously liberal city has looked even further left in its new District Attorney-elect Chesa Boudin.
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- Court activity on Nov. 19: Edgar Mota vs Phalanx Protective Services
- Court activity on Nov. 18: Jhpde Finance I, LLC vs Brittany Ellis
- Superior Court of California for San Francisco County: Actions Taken on Nov. 13
- Court activity on Nov. 19: Hercules Fitness, Inc. vs Paul Rubio
- Court activity on Nov. 19: Midland Funding LLC vs Margarita Cardenas
- Court activity on Nov. 19: John I Cooper General Contractor, Inc. vs Nita K. Denhoy
- Court activity on Nov. 19: Cavalry SPV I, LLC vs Gary Killingsworth
- Court activity on Nov. 19: Midland Funding LLC vs Marcus Defrantz
- Nov. 13: Contra Costa Superior Court docket for "civil harassment ro request" cases
- Case activity for Mercy Folgar vs Jennifer Leigh Walts on Nov. 19
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Coalition argues University of California should drop use of admission tests, cites bias
OAKLAND – The University of California system faces a lawsuit from a civil rights coalition comprised of groups who oppose its use of the SAT/ACT standardized tests for admissions. -
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State CourtCJAC president: Time for lawmakers to realize 'unintended consequences' of PAGA
SAN JOSE – Last month, Santa Clara Superior Court Judge Thomas E. Kuhnle approved a $12 million settlement against Safeway for failing to provide seats to more than 30,000 store cashiers.
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ReformCALA exec discusses PAGA lawsuits in wake of county supervisor's op-ed calling for reform
SACRAMENTO – Stanislaus County Supervisor Kristin Olsen recently wrote an op-ed published in The Modesto Bee issuing a warning that businesses within her county are spending millions to settle Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) lawsuits, taking away money that would be well-spent elsewhere within the community and making it more difficult to be a business owner in the state.
