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DENTAL & MEDICAL COUNSEL: How Data Breaches Affect Dental Practices
As technology evolves so do the risks to a dental practice especially when it comes to HIPAA and other related security breaches of sensitive data. -
CLARK HILL: Member Bradford Hughes to Present at the American Bar Association’s Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Section 2019 Transportation Megaconference XIV Trucking and Motor Carrier Litigation
Member Bradford Hughes will be co-presenting a session titled “Winning Strategies for Litigation and Trial” at American Bar Association’s [ABA] Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Section Transportation Megaconference XIV Trucking and Motor Carrier Litigation on March 21. -
PILLSBURY: Leading Tax Lawyer Jorge Medina Continues Pillsbury’s String of Energy-Focused Hires
Pillsbury welcomes partner Jorge Medina, who joins the firm’s Tax practice and Energy Industry team in Los Angeles. -
New employer ordered to pay old employer's debts into pension plan
A court ordered for Amstar hotel to make back-payments for an employee pension plan that it had no idea was underfunded when it acquired the Ohana Hotel Company’s assets. -
Flextronics International USA alleges companies fixed prices of resistors
SAN FRANCISCO – A Japanese electronic manufacturing company and others already facing a class action lawsuit are now looking at more price-fixing allegations in the U.S. District Court in the Northern District of California. -
Monarch Container Line alleged to have failed to deliver shipments in good condition
LOS ANGELES – A City of Industry company is alleged to have failed to transport and deliver shipments of garments in the same good order and condition they were received. -
Customer alleges she fell at Fullerton post office because of ring in parking lot
LOS ANGELES – A La Puente resident alleges she was injured in a fall at a post office because of debris in the parking lot. -
Parent seeks coverage for son's treatment under Entertainment Industry Flex Plan
LOS ANGELES – A parent has filed suit against his insurance providers over allegations coverage of treatment for his minor son was wrongfully denied. -
Federal judge dismisses asbestos-related personal injury suit against Foster Wheeler
SAN FRANCISCO – A federal judge has dismissed an asbestos-related personal injury suit against an engineering company at the plaintiff's request. -
Motorist blames government vehicle for crash
LOS ANGELES — A Los Angeles County woman is suing the U.S. government, alleging one of its employees caused a vehicle crash. -
Ghodooshim & Son Inc. alleges textile design was used without authorization
LOS ANGELES – A Vernon textile converter alleges a City of Industry corporation unlawfully used its design. -
Roofers labor group alleges employer violated ERISA
SAN JOSE — A roofers labor group is suing employers, alleging breach of contract and violation of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act. -
Consumer alleges Washington state company violated phone privacy law
LOS ANGELES — A Los Angeles County woman is suing a Washington state company, citing alleged violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. -
California business alleges patent infringement by competitor
LOS ANGELES — A California intimate apparel business is suing a competitor, alleging patent infringement. -
Tomtop Group wireless headset alleged to infringe My Nemesis patent
SAN FRANCISCO – A City of Industry company is accused of selling an infringing wireless headset. -
Laltitude LLC alleges Amazon.com sells counterfeit speakers
LOS ANGELES – A California corporation alleges Amazon.com Inc. sells counterfeit versions of its products. -
Chartwell Staffing Services Inc. alleges it is owed more than $130,000 for staffing
LOS ANGELES – A temporary staffing services company alleges an operator of logistics and warehouses failed to pay for services it provided. -
Controversial consumer protection bill is abandoned by sponsor
A senate proposal pushed by state Sen. Hannah-Beth Jackson (D-Santa Barbara) has been declared inactive by the bill sponsor after a major outpouring of opposition to the legislation ultimately threatened the bill’s passage. -
Two union funds claim PS Services Co. owes more than $150,000
SAN FRANCISCO – A Gilroy employer is accused of failing to pay employee contributions to two labor union funds. -
Advanced Tile alleged to owe more than $9,000 to labor union funds
SAN FRANCISCO – A Rancho Cordova employer is accused of failing to pay employee contributions.