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U.S. Census bureau reaches settlement on processing of data with litigants
Following a recent settlement reached between the U.S. Census Bureau and multiple litigants, the bureau is expected to release 2020 Census data at the end of April, which litigants hailed as ensuring data will be properly processed.
California not requiring ‘vaccination passports,’ but is requiring proof of vaccination for events
While the official word from the State of California is that proof of vaccination for COVID-19 – what some have termed “vaccination passports” – won’t be required by the government, guidance from the state is encouraging private entities to screen for vaccinations.
Gomez warns of 'increased spending' on COVID-19-related lawsuit ads
While everyone from individual households to small businesses are spending less in the wake of the COVID-19 economic crisis, one group has actually increased spending on advertising: Trial lawyers seeking plaintiffs for COVID-19-related lawsuits.
Federal judge extends temporary restraining order on ending Census after agencies fail to produce documents
Judge Lucy Koh of the U.S. District Court for Northern California has extended a temporary restraining order sought by multiple plaintiffs – including the National Urban League, League of Women Voters and the City of Los Angeles – against the U.S. Census Bureau and Department of Commerce to prevent implementation of a “Replan” that plaintiffs allege would shorten the census and “unlawfully harm the accuracy of crucial census data.”
Lawsuit challenges proposed Lake County luxury development after wildfires ravage project site
As wildfires raged across the western U.S. and many cities smothered in smoke from the fires, the Center for Biological Diversity recently filed a lawsuit in Lake County California Superior Court seeking injunctive relief against a proposed luxury resort and residential development in a fire-prone area.