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Plaintiff's attorney feels defendant had poor argument in trustee compensation case
Basil Plastiras, the attorney representing Patricia Davis Daneman Amster in her case against Frank Mulberg, disagreed with the California First District Court of Appeal's decision to not award his client attorney's fees. -
Andrew M. Jordan Inc. alleges it is owed more than $2 million for work
SAN FRANCISCO – A Berkeley contractor alleges that it was not paid for work completed on several projects. -
Man files suit against city, county of San Francisco over alleged injuries
SAN FRANCISCO – A bicyclist alleges he was injured when he was struck by a public employee in San Francisco. -
SimplexGrinnell LP alleges it is owed more than $9,000 for work
SAN FRANCISCO – A contractor alleges it is owed money for work it completed. -
Wrongful death suit filed against 626 Jackson Street LLC, Great Star Production LLC
SAN FRANCISCO – The parents of a late California woman have filed a wrongful death suit after an incident at the Great Star Theater. -
Volar LLC employees file class action over allegations of labor code violations
SAN FRANCISCO – Employees of Sakesa Sushi and Bistro in San Francisco allege they were not properly compensated for overtime work. -
Pacific Gas & Electric seeks California Supreme Court review of appeals court decision
Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) is not pleased with the California First Appellate District Court of Appeal's decision to not give the company immunity in a case involving an injury to a child and has asked the California Supreme Court to take up the case. -
Ferry Building Associates alleges it is owed more than $77,000 in unpaid rent
SAN FRANCISCO – The landlord of a San Francisco property alleges it is owed past-due rent. -
Farmers Insurance Exchange seeks more than $5,000 in damages from individuals
SAN FRANCISCO – An insurance firm is seeking damages after a collision in San Francisco. -
Federal appeals court approves class-action suit over US Airways missing luggage
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit is allowing a class-action lawsuit against US Airways and its parent company American Airlines over baggage fees to move forward. -
Man claims Ocwen Mortgage Servicing, Ocwen Loan Servicing called him more than 1,000 times
SAN FRANCISCO – A San Ramon man alleges that he has unlawfully received 1,403 calls from a mortgage company. -
Built-in C & C Inc. did not pay premium overtime wages, former employee alleges
SAN FRANCISCO – A cabinet maker alleges that his former employers failed to pay the correct rate for overtime wages. -
Man claims Ocwen Mortgage Servicing, Ocwen Loan Servicing called him more than 1,000 times
SAN FRANCISCO – A Novato consumer claims that a mortgage company is unlawfully and abusively trying to collect an alleged debt. -
Former delivery drivers allege employers failed to pay correct overtime rate
SAN FRANCISCO – Two delivery drivers allege that their former employers improperly classified them and that they did not receive overtime pay. -
Individual alleged to have defaulted on two education loans
SAN FRANCISCO – A San Mateo County individual is alleged to have defaulted on two student loans. -
Doctor accuses Life Insurance Co. of North America of wrongfully terminating benefits
SAN FRANCISCO – A physician alleges that his insurer breached its fiduciary duties by wrongfully terminating his disability benefits. -
Consumer alleges she was hospitalized after taking prescription incorrectly filled by Walgreens
SAN FRANCISCO – A woman alleges a Walgreens pharmacy incorrectly filled her prescription. -
Fresno County equipment operator files suit after gas line explosion injured him
SAN FRANCISCO – An equipment operator alleges he suffered burns after a gas line exploded while he was working. -
Class action filed against Kaiser Foundation Health Plan over eating disorder treatments
SAN FRANCISCO – A Sunnyvale man has filed a class action suit against a health plan over allegations it does not allow plan physicians to authorize residential treatment for eating disorders. -
Homeowner alleges contractor Kanler Inc.'s work contained several defects
SAN FRANCISCO – A San Francisco homeowner alleges a contractor was negligent in its work.