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Superior Court of California for San Francisco County: Actions Taken on Sept. 23
The Superior Court of California for San Francisco County reported the following activity on Sept. 23 in the suits below: -
Case activity for Roberto Elorreaga vs A. W. Chesterton Company on Sept. 23
The Superior Court of California for San Francisco County reported the following activities in the suit brought by Roberto Elorreaga against A. W. Chesterton Company on Sept. 23. -
Dodge Charger owners allege vehicle developed defects while still under warranty
SAN FRANCISCO – A Los Angeles County couple alleges a vehicle they purchased developed defects while still under warranty. -
Trustees allege floor covering company owes more than $400,000
LOS ANGELES — Trustees are suing a floor covering business, alleging breach of contract. -
Beverly Hills attorney disbarred over misconduct
Beverly Hills attorney Martin Ian Cutler has been disbarred by the California State Bar over allegations of misconduct, not complying with a court order and failing to comply with disciplinary probation, according to a recent decision. -
Veronika Decides to Die Productions alleged to owe more than $1,800 for contributions
LOS ANGELES – Labor group plans administered in Studio City allege that they are owed unpaid contributions from an employer. -
Beverly Hills attorney rendered inactive for noncompliance
The State Bar of California ruled a Beverly Hills attorney inactive as of March 10, following his failure to appear at his bar disciplinary trail. -
Motion Picture Industry plans allege they are owed more than $30,000 for contributions
LOS ANGELES – A North Hollywood business is alleged to have failed to pay contributions to labor union funds. -
Lookout Entertainment accused of failing to submit to union groups' audit requests
LOS ANGELES – The board of directors for three union plans alleges that a Hermosa Beach corporation has failed to submit to an audit. -
Joe Brucato Flooring Sales and Services alleged to have failed to pay withdrawal liability
LOS ANGELES – A construction employer is alleged to have failed to pay a withdrawal liability to a labor union fund. -
Anefx alleged to have failed to pay contributions to Motion Picture Industry funds
LOS ANGELES – A Burbank business is alleged to owe more than $200,000 to labor union funds. -
Klassic Engineering and Construction Inc. alleged to have not paid contributions
LOS ANGELES – An Orange County business is alleged to have not paid contributions to several labor union funds. -
Motion Picture Industry funds seek audit of Jacavi Flavor November Rule
LOS ANGELES – Three labor union funds are seeking to audit an employer. -
Sign Set alleged to owe more than $69,000 in unpaid contributions
LOS ANGELES – A Montrose employer is accused of failing to pay employee contributions. -
Civil-rights groups seek permanent injunction protecting homeless people's property
OAKLAND – A group of civil-rights organizations has filed suit against the California Department of Transportation, charging that the agency violates the rights of homeless people with its ongoing series of sweeps and targeted raids. -
Recommended Media LLC accused of owing more than $1,000 in contributions
MIAMI – A Marina Del Ray company is alleged to be delinquent in employee contributions to a labor group. -
Fife Concrete Construction alleged to owe contributions
WESTERN – A labor group alleges that it discovered during an audit that a Lakewood company did not pay contributions during an almost five-year period. -
NF Films accused of underpaying employee contributions to labor union groups
LOS ANGELES – A film production company is alleged to have not paid in full the contributions owed on behalf of its employees. -
Keeney Truck Lines Inc. alleged to owe more than $100,000 in employee contributions
LOS ANGELES – A labor union fund alleges a trucking company is delinquent on paying contributions. -
Infineon Technologies AG files suit over company's Infinion mark
SAN FRANCISCO – A Milpitas company has filed suit against a New York business alleging it manufactures a product with a similar name.