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Total Import Solutions Inc. claims it has not infringed company's patents
LOS ANGELES – A Santa Fe Springs aftermarket car care product company alleges it has not infringed a Huntington Beach company's patents. -
AdSupply Inc. claims Advertise.com is using its software code without permission
LOS ANGELES – A digital advertising network alleges a competitor is unlawfully using its proprietary software code. -
Harley-Davidson riders allege Twin Cam 103 engine is defectively designed
LOS ANGELES – Two Los Angeles County customers allege a specific engine on Harley-Davidson motorcycles can burn riders. -
Woman claims disability benefits were wrongfully terminated, seeks reinstatement
LOS ANGELES – A Los Angeles County woman is seeking reinstatement of her disability benefits. -
Three businesses accused of using Westlake Village man's photo without authorization
LOS ANGELES – A Westlake Village photographer alleges his copyrighted photo was used on three websites without his consent. -
Jitrade seeks damages over allegations fabric design was unlawfully used in clothing
LOS ANGELES – An owner of a copyrighted textile design alleges the pattern was used without its permission for clothing. -
Y.M.I. Jeanswear Inc. claims Nexst California is using marks on clothing labels
LOS ANGELES – Two Los Angeles companies allege an El Monte company is using similar labels on their clothing. -
Widow, children accuse federal government of wrongful death over treatment at VA facility
LOS ANGELES – A widow and her children allege negligent care at a veterans medical facility caused the death of her husband. -
San Bernardino County resident accused of owing on student loan
LOS ANGELES – The federal government claims a San Bernardino County resident has defaulted on a student loan. -
TV station alleges MundoMax Broadcasting has not paid marketing expenditures
LOS ANGELES – A Chicago-based television station alleges a Miami broadcaster with offices in Los Angeles has not paid them per their contract. -
Turf Supper Club accused of using photographer's work without permission
LOS ANGELES – A photographer claims a San Diego County restaurant used his photo without authorization. -
S.A.N. Nutrition alleges its Blaze mark is unlawfully being used to sell supplements
LOS ANGELES – An Oxnard nutritional supplement manufacturer alleges another company is selling a similar product under a similar name. -
Unicolors files suit over claims of retailers using its design without permission
LOS ANGELES – The copyright owner of textile design alleges the design was used in garments for sale without its permission. -
Riverside County man alleges insurer wrongfully denied treatment for his child
CALIFORNIA — A Riverside County man is suing Zimmer Holdings, Inc. Health and Welfare Plan, an insurance firm, citing alleged breach of contract for denying benefits to his child. -
A California health sciences company files lawsuit over alleged patent infringement
CALIFORNIA — A California company is suing Quantum, Inc., an Oregon business, citing alleged patent infringement of a migraine relief product. -
A man alleges Prudential and Rite Aid Corp. terminated disability payments without cause
CALIFORNIA — A man is suing the Prudential Insurance Company of America and Rite Aid Corp. Long Term Disability Plan, claiming his disability payments were wrongfully terminated. -
A woman accuses doctor and government agency of alleged medical malpractice
CALIFORNIA — A woman is suing Penelope Velasco, M.D. and the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, citing alleged insufficient measures were taken to prevent injuries and negligence. -
Woman alleges Lincoln National Life Insurance wrongfully denied disability benefits
CALIFORNIA — A woman is suing The Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. and Moffatt & Nichol Long Term Disability Plan, insurance firm, citing alleged breach of contract for denial of disability benefits. -
Ross Stores, others accused of using fabric designs without permission
LOS ANGELES – A South Korea-based company alleges its fabric designs were used without authorization in garments. -
Woman alleged to owe more than $24,000 in student loans
LOS ANGELES – A Los Angeles County woman is alleged to have defaulted on student loans.