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Casual Male Store alleges landlord overcharged more than $90,000 for rent
LOS ANGELES – A tenant of a Northridge shopping center alleges it was overcharged more than $90,000 in rent.
Wheelchair user alleges Little Damage did not have accessible facility
LOS ANGELES – A Los Angeles ice cream shop is alleged to have an inaccessible facility to patrons with wheelchairs.
Deerpoint Group alleges tank not built according to purchase agreement
FRESNO – A Fresno County company is alleged to have failed to construct a steel reactor tank according to a purchase agreement.
Consumer alleges Jeep has defects, seeks replacement or restitution
FRESNO – A consumer is seeking either a replacement of or restitution for a vehicle she alleges has defects.
City of Fresno seeks subrogation from individual who allegedly injured officer
FRESNO – The city of Fresno is seeking subrogation from an individual who allegedly injured one of its police officers.
Malibu homeowners allege neighboring property owners have trespassed on land
LOS ANGELES – A Texas couple who owns a vacation home in Malibu, California allege the owners of a neighboring property have built unlawful structures that extend onto their property.
Man alleges Equifax is reporting inaccurate information on credit report
LOS ANGELES – A Tehachapi consumer alleges his credit file has been damaged because of inaccurate reporting.
Premier Installations alleged to owe more than $80,000 in contributions to union funds
LOS ANGELES – The administrators for union welfare funds allege an employer has failed to pay contributions on behalf of its employees.
Consumer claims Meridian Financial is reporting debt he does not owe
SAN DIEGO – A La Mesa man alleges two debts are reported on his credit report that he has previously disputed and does not owe.
Snooze HIC server files class action over allegations of unpaid wages
SAN DIEGO – A server employed by a restaurant owner alleges that it did not pay servers overtime, meal and/or rest period wages or waiting time wages.
Couple seeks more than $25 million in punitive damages over taxi collision in New York
SAN DIEGO – A San Diego County couple are seeking damages from a taxi driver and an insurance copy over a rear-end collision that occurred in New York City.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection employee files discrimination suit
SAN DIEGO – A man employed as a seized property specialist with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Department of Homeland Security has filed a suit over allegations of racial discrimination.
Woman with spinal condition sues Aetna Life Insurance, claiming ERISA violation
LOS ANGELES — A woman claims that Aetna Life Insurance denied her long-term disability payments for an impaired lumbar spine, in violation of ERISA.
Oasis Media Group alleged to have illegally contacted consumers for solicitation purposes
LOS ANGELES – A Shell Beach consumer alleges she was illegally contacted by an online business consultant company to solicit its services.
Dexcom mobile glucose monitoring systems alleged to infringe patents
SAN DIEGO – A Michigan company alleges that a San Diego company's medical devices infringe two patents.
Caregiver alleges she was terminated by Amdal In-Home Care for refusing to help dispose of cats
FRESNO – A woman alleges she was terminated from her position as a caregiver after she refused to help a client illegally dispose of cats.
Tri-County Medical Transport driver alleges she was wrongfully terminated
FRESNO – A Reedley corporation is alleged to have terminated a driver over her complaints regarding overtime wages.
Redding man alleges Matco Tools, others infringed patent
SACRAMENTO – A Redding man alleges several companies have infringed his patent for a tool.
Female officers with Department of Corrections file suit over discrimination allegations
SACRAMENTO – Two female correctional officers for the California Department of Corrections allege discrimination has limited their career opportunities and caused economic harm.
Fresno Madera Farm Credit alleged to have failed to accommodate former employee's needs to care for son
FRESNO – A woman alleges she was terminated from her job with a bank because of her need to care for her disabled child.