SAN FRANCISCO — Tort-reform advocates and business leaders are speaking out on a
pending California Supreme Court review of a lawsuit that has potential serious implications for employers.
SAN FRANCISCO — The California Rural Legal Assistance, which represents low-income individuals and communities, recently turned 50 years old, according to a column on The Huffington Post.
SAN FRANCISCO – A Richmond woman is seeking an injunction from several debt collectors that allegedly keep calling her to collect a debt owed by another individual.
SAN FRANCISCO – A transgender man claims he was wrongfully terminated and that his San Mateo employer did not accommodate his post-surgery medical needs.
SAN FRANCISCO – A Redwood City individual alleges a Stanton-based debt collector contacted co-workers, her ex-husband and a relative over an alleged debt.
SAN FRANCISCO — A San Francisco-based law firm handling a case alleging Clean Water Act violations against an Arcata-based lumber company is hoping that a quick settlement can be reached.
SAN FRANCISCO — A Hayes Valley homeowners association will receive a settlement of $2.33 million following a lawsuit it filed citing major construction defects.
