Recent News About Davis
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Edo-Ya Tokyo Cuisine patron alleges uncooked onions caused fall
FRESNO – A woman alleges uncooked onions on the floor of a Fresno restaurant caused her to fall and injure herself. -
Insurance company alleges minor child is responsible for property fire, seeks more than $250,000
FRESNO – An insurance company is seeking reimbursement from a mother over allegations her minor child caused a property fire. -
Suit over assault allegations filed against Clovis Stone and Landscape Supply over allege incident with water bottle
FRESNO – A former employee of a Clovis landscape supplier has filed a suit against the company and a supervisor after the man allegedly threw a water bottle at him. -
MAYER BROWN: Technology Transactions partner Michelle Gross joins Mayer Brown in Northern California
Mayer Brown announced today that Michelle Ontiveros Gross has joined the firm as a Technology Transactions partner in Northern California. -
San Quentin State Prison inmate alleges he suffered concussion while being transported back from hospital
SAN FRANCISCO – A San Quentin State Prison inmate is suing three doctors, one nurse, one warden, and two correctional officers over allegations of negligent care. -
Patient alleges he was drugged at VA hospital, files medical negligence suit
SACRAMENTO – A patient is suing the Veterans Administration of the United States of America over allegations he was touched sexually during recovery from a surgery. -
Employee files lawsuit against Betts Co., alleging unpaid wages
Employee claims that he and others were allegedly not compensated for all hours worked and missed meal periods and/or rest breaks. -
Consumer alleges Kia vehicle has defects
FRESNO – A Kern County resident alleges a new vehicle she purchased in 2013 has defects and seeks a rescission of the contract. -
'Slimy substance' at Fresno Sam's Club allegedly caused shopper to fall
FRESNO – A Sam's Club shopper alleges she fell at the Fresno store because of a substance on the floor near the frozen foods. -
Motorist sues General Motors, claiming her new 2017 Acadia is defective
FRESNO — A Kern County, California, resident is suing General Motors claiming her 2017 GMC Acadia was defective and not in suitable condition to drive. -
Paccar Financial alleges it is owed more than $90,000 from All American Logistics & Distributions
FRESNO – A financing company is seeking to repossess a truck after a company failed to make payments on a contract. -
Premier Installations alleged to owe more than $80,000 in contributions to union funds
LOS ANGELES – The administrators for union welfare funds allege an employer has failed to pay contributions on behalf of its employees. -
Consumer claims Buick vehicle has electrical defects, seeks rescission of contract
FRESNO – A consumer alleges a Buick vehicle she purchased has defects that still have not been repaired after taking the vehicle in for service. -
Gatto Act case dismissed due to lack of specifics regarding land contamination allegations, attorney says
A recent ruling in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California granted a motion to dismiss a case involving soil and groundwater contamination allegedly resulting from the release of hazardous substances at a property once occupied by a metal plating facility. -
University Park Inn and Suites alleged to not have option to book ADA-compliant rooms online
SACRAMENTO – An Arizona woman alleges she could not reserve an Americans with Disabilities Act-accessible room online for a Davis hotel. -
University of California regents not required to investigate off-campus incidents involving students
A judge in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California has granted summary judgment to the Regents of the University of California regarding a sexual assault case. -
Flooring installer seeks compensation from Freeman Expositions for alleged injuries suffered at the job site
SAN FRANCISCO – A flooring installer alleges he was injured while working at a San Jose project because of the negligence of a South San Francisco company. -
Consumer claims Bahama Island Cruises used neighbor spoofing for call
SAN DIEGO – A San Diego County consumer alleges he was unlawfully contacted by the marketing arm for a cruise ship operator. -
Federal judge: 190-page response to Greenpeace's motion to dismiss lawsuit is too long
SAN FRANCISCO — A federal judge in San Francisco has ordered an almost 200-page response to a motion to dismiss a lawsuit against Greenpeace International to be condensed before he will consider the cause. -
Farmers Group accuses competitors of trademark infringement
SACRAMENTO — The Farmers Group is suing insurance competitors, alleging trademark infringement.