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First and Mission Properties accuses Tohigh Property Investment, others of trespass
SAN FRANCISCO – A property owner alleges its roof was used without permission. -
Anchor General Insurance Co. seeks declaration regarding claim of woman who was shot while in car
SAN FRANCISCO – An insurance company is seeking declaratory relief regarding uninsured motorist coverage. -
Sprig Electric Co. claims it is owed more than $300,000 for services it provided
SAN FRANCISCO – A San Jose contractor claims it was not paid for services, labor, equipment and materials it provided. -
Appellee in trustee compensation case says trustees 'cannot rely' on compensation stipulated in contracts
Frank Mulberg, the appellee in trustee compensation case Amster vs. Mulberg that the California First District Court of Appeal recently heard, told the Northern California Record that the case has a lot of value even though the appeals court did not publish its decision. -
Disabled man alleges he encountered barriers at Northwest Dealerco Holdings property
SAN FRANCISCO – A disabled person alleges a gas station employee's car blocked his access to the property. -
Align Technology Inc. alleges individual failed to pay for goods delivered
SAN FRANCISCO – An entity alleges that it is owed for goods it delivered. -
Former Verrotta LLC employees allege they were not paid minimum, overtime wages
SAN FRANCISCO – Two restaurant workers allege their San Francisco employer failed to pay minimum wages during their employment. -
Man used as expert witness alleges he was not paid for services
SAN FRANCISCO – An individual alleges he was not compensated for his services in a legal matter. -
Accountant alleges shareholder misused Carlin & Murray funds
SAN FRANCISCO – A public accountant is suing another accountant over allegations of misuse of funds. -
Tour-Sarkissian Law Offices LLP alleges client owes more than $40,000
SAN FRANCISCO – A law firm alleges an Oakland resident failed to pay for services provided. -
Patient alleges injuries after injection of gadolinium-based contrast agent
SAN FRANCISCO – A Whittier resident alleges she was injured by a contrast agent. -
Barnum Building & Design alleges it is owed more than $25,000 for work
SAN FRANCISCO – A San Francisco man alleges he was not paid for improvements he performed on a property. -
Woman alleges she was injured when she was struck by vehicle while riding bike
SAN FRANCISCO – A cyclist is seeking damages for medical expenses after she was struck by a vehicle in San Francisco. -
Former employee files suit against Blackstone Consulting Inc. alleging assault
SAN FRANCISCO – A former shift supervisor alleges he had to resign from his job because his supervisor physically hit him. -
Individuals allege Bank of America misplaced deed
SAN FRANCISCO – Three individuals allege that a bank drilled into their safe deposit box and misplaced a deed. -
Consumers claimed they were injured by taking prescription drug Pradaxa
SAN FRANCISCO – San Francisco-based McKesson Corp. and others are accused of failing to warn about the allegedly harmful effects of a direct thrombin inhibitor. -
Former Universal Protection Services guard alleges she is owed unpaid wages
SAN FRANCISCO – A Vallejo woman has filed a class action against a security monitoring and protection services company alleging violations of labor codes. -
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. is seeking more than $2,000 from San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO – An insurance firm alleges its insured was caused damage by a public employee and is seeking damages. -
Nonprofit alleges health warnings of marijuana smoke aren't labeled on Medithrive products
SAN FRANCISCO – A nonprofit organization alleges a San Francisco business fails to provide health hazard warnings on its marijuana products. -
Appeals court upholds ruling in case of alleged construction violations
Brian Ngo, an attorney who represented the appellees in Glenda Lovell vs. Stanley Fong et al, recently told the Northern California Record via email that he was pleased to see the California First District Court of Appeal rule to uphold the appellees' demurrers to Lovell's allegations of structural defects in a house she had purchased from the appellees.