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Federal judges increasingly aware of the dangers of ‘copyright trolls,’ EFF lawyer says
SAN FRANCISCO – Federal judges are becoming more and more aware of the potential dangers that tactics known as “copyright trolling” pose to the public, according to a senior lawyer for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a nonprofit focused on digital rights. -
Man files suit against UnitedHealthcare Insurance Co. for medical coverage
SAN FRANCISCO – A San Francisco man alleges his insurance company did not cover his medical treatment. -
California Supreme Court to hear appeal of controversial drug liability case
SAN FRANCISCO – Imagine Taco Bell being sued by someone who got sick from eating food from Chipotle. -
Cisco Systems alleged to have infringed patents
SAN JOSE – A San Jose company is being accused by a Virginia business of patent infringement. -
Woman alleges Hartford Life wrongfully denied benefits
SAN FRANCISCO – An Alameda County woman alleges her claim for disability benefits was wrongfully denied. -
Former Trianni employees accused of taking company information
SAN FRANCISCO – A California corporation alleges former employees misappropriated sensitive company information. -
Suit filed against Trader Joe's Co.
SAN FRANCISCO – A Monrovia-based grocery store chain is being sued by the federal government. -
Suit filed against International Longshore Warehouse Union, Pacific Maritime Association
SAN FRANCISCO – Two union members allege that a union and an employer have breached a contract. -
Students file appeal with state Supreme Court in Vergera v. California case
SAN FRANCISCO – Nine students have filed an appeal with the California Supreme Court against the state of California over the quality of teachers in low-income schools. -
San Francisco supervisors are ready for a challenge to amended short-term rental law
SAN FRANCISCO – The San Francisco Board of Supervisors' amendment to the short-term rental law, putting companies like Airbnb on the hook for ensuring listed hosts are registered with the city and county, has caught the attention of other local governments. -
Woman files suit for reinstatement of disability benefits
SAN FRANCISCO – An Alameda County woman alleges her benefits were wrongfully terminated. -
Man claims game NBA 2K16 used song without permission
SAN FRANCISCO – A Sebastopol composer alleges his song was used in a video game without his permission. -
Craigslist Inc. seeks declaration in patent dispute
SAN FRANCISCO – A popular online classified advertisement site is seeking declaration from the court over allegations it infringed a patent. -
Man claims he was wrongfully terminated by Ecothrift Vallejo
SAN FRANCISCO – A store manager alleges he was wrongfully terminated while taking an approved leave. -
Class action filed against Bay Area Rapid Transit District over overtime allegations
SAN FRANCISCO – A transit district is allegedly to have not adequately paid its employees overtime wages. -
Rash Curtis & Associates accused of using robocalls to collect alleged debts
SAN FRANCISCO – Individuals have filed a class-action lawsuit against a Vacaville debt collector alleging it repeatedly called them to threaten and harass into collecting the purported debts. -
James M. Sommerville Inc. alleged to owe employee contributions
SAN FRANCISCO – The boards of trustees of labor union trust funds allege a Salinas company did not pay contributions. -
Suit: Theranos falsely advertised accuracy of blood tests
SAN FRANCISCO – An Arizona man claims a Palo Alto company falsely advertised the accuracy of its blood tests. -
IPlay Group Inc. accused of selling counterfeit electronics cases
SAN FRANCISCO – A San Mateo business alleges a San Diego company is selling counterfeit versions of its products. -
J.I. Garcia Construction Inc. seeks payment for work completed
SAN FRANCISCO – A Fresno company claims it was not completely paid for work done on a federal project.