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Hoopa Valley Tribe has a 'monumental victory' in court
SAN FRANCISCO - The Hoopa Valley Tribe enjoyed a significant win when the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California ruled that more water must be released into the Klamath River. -
Abbyson Living Corp. claims Lifestyle Solutions is unlawfully using its marks for furniture
SAN FRANCISCO – A Calabasas furniture manufacturer claims a Fremont corporation is unlawfully using its trademarks. -
iCare Financial alleged to have sent junk faxes
SAN FRANCISCO – A Fountain Valley orthodontist office alleges a Georgia company sent it junk faxes. -
Convergent Outsourcing alleged to have used misleading, unfair collection practices
SAN FRANCISCO – A Walnut Creek consumer claims a debt collector did not mark an alleged debt as disputed. -
Woman alleges she is entitled to disability benefits from Sun Life & Health
SAN FRANCISCO – A woman alleges she is disabled because of chronic fatigue syndrome and that her disability benefits were wrongfully terminated. -
Johnny Trading alleged to have unlawfully used Tyger Manufacturing's patented pipe design
SAN FRANCISCO – A Los Angeles company is accused of infringing a patented pipe design. -
Legacy Trading LLC alleges it suffered damages of more than $40,000 due to apple damage
SAN FRANCISCO – A Washington company alleges a carrier damaged its shipment of apples during transport. -
The Vineyard House accuses Napa Vineyard House of trademark infringement
SAN FRANCISCO – A Napa County winery alleges a bed and breakfast that operates winery tours is unlawfully using its mark. -
T-Mobile USA employee alleges he is owed short-term disability benefits
SAN FRANCISCO – A senior engineer for T-Mobile USA Inc. alleges his short-term disability benefits were wrongfully denied. -
Hillenbrand Excavation Inc. accused of not paying contributions
SAN FRANCISCO – Several labor union funds allege a California corporation has failed to pay employee contributions. -
Consumer claims Stellar Recovery's payment fee violates collection laws
SAN FRANCISCO – A San Francisco woman alleges a debt collector tried to collect an unauthorized fee. -
JS Taylor Construction Inc. alleged to owe unpaid contributions
SAN FRANCISCO – An employer is alleged to have not paid contributions to several labor union funds. -
Man alleges Safeway robocalled him regarding a prescription that doesn't belong to him
SAN FRANCISCO – A Vallejo individual alleges a pharmacy that he does not do business with kept contacting him with automated calls regarding prescriptions. -
Marco Bicego USA claims it is wrongfully accused of copyright infringement
SAN FRANCISCO – Two fine jewelers allege a Florida company and individual have unlawfully accused them of copyright infringement. -
On My Own Inc., others alleged to have not provided breaks, overtime pay to providers
SAN FRANCISCO – Two in-home service providers allege they were not compensated for all their time worked. -
Pace Inc. alleged to owe contributions to labor union funds
SAN FRANCISCO – An employer is accused of failing to pay contributions to several labor union funds. -
JaM Cellars files suit against O'Neill Beverages over use of Buttercup mark
SAN FRANCISCO – A Napa wine producer alleges a Larkspur business is unlawfully using its Butter mark. -
Chic Home Design accused of unlawfully copying home furnishing designs
SAN FRANCISCO – An Alameda County corporation that sells wholesale home furnishings alleges a competing company copied its graphic designs. -
Attorney suspended for illegally practicing law
SAN FRANCISCO -- Vajello attorney Dolores Victor was suspended from the practice of law by the State Bar Court of California on Dec. 4, 2016. The 90-day suspension, which ended March 4, 2017, will be followed by two years' probation, the result of Victor practicing law while she was deemed not eligible. -
Behavior Analysts Inc. alleges its materials were unlawfully used by Florida business
SAN FRANCISCO – A Contra Costa County corporation alleges its language and critical learner materials geared toward children with autism or developmental disabilities were unlawfully used by a Florida business.