California Fourth Circuit Court Of Appeals
Recent News About California Fourth Circuit Court Of Appeals
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Court affirms ruling in anti-SLAPP whistleblower case
SANTA ANA – A court has upheld an order of the Superior Court of Orange County in a whistleblower case regarding alleged Medicare fraud. -
4th District Court of Appeals hears religious discrimination case
California's 4th District Court of Appeals affirmed, reversed and remanded a religious discrimination appeal. -
Promissory note security classification ruling called limited in scope
SAN JOSE – The California Court of Appeals, in a Feb. 16 ruling, held that a promissory note did not qualify as a security under two legal tests. However, Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis LLP partner Keith Paul Bishop said the ruling in People v. Black “is limited to the particular facts presented.” -
California Supreme Court ruling sets new precedent for parking tickets
LOS ANGELES -- A new ruling by the California Supreme Court has brought a hard-won victory to the people of Los Angeles. -
California appellate court rules excess judgment not required for equitable subrogation
SAN DIEGO -- The California Court of Appeals recently ruled that an insurance carrier could move forward with an equitable subrogation claim against a primary carrier without a judgment after a film industry worker was injured on a movie set. -
California Supreme Court ruling in medical negligence cases has far reaching effect
SAN FRANCISCO -- A recent California Supreme Court court ruling has broken new ground when it comes to the interpretation of the statute of limitations regarding medical negligence lawsuits. -
Appeals court upholds Orange County's disqualifying of judge
California Code of Civil Procedures section 170.6 provides an opportunity for a litigant, either defendant or plaintiff, to remove a judge from a case with no proof of bias and prejudice.