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Owner alleges San Francisco property she purchased is defective
SAN FRANCISCO – An individual alleges false statements were made to her to induce her into buying a property with defects. -
Photographer alleges Coogi Partners unlawfully used Notorious B.I.G. photo on clothing
LOS ANGELES – A New York photographer alleges her photo of the late Christopher "Notorious B.I.G." Wallace was used without authorization. -
California Supreme Court declines to depublish decision in CEQA case
SAN FRANCISCO — The California Supreme Court will not depublish its decision regarding an environmental-impact report in a residential development project despite numerous requests by local and state organizations, associations, developers and law firms. -
VB Partners LLC alleges Lute mark is being used without authorization
SAN FRANCISCO – A San Jose Brazilian jiu-jitsu martial arts business alleges its registered mark is being used by a company in the Philippines. -
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Tenant loses eviction case involving reportedly sinking Millennium Tower
SAN FRANCISCO — A tenant of the Millennium Tower recently lost an eviction action by the building’s owners, but the victory in court spotlights the continuing issues faced by the reportedly sinking building. -
EZCORP class-action suit awaits approval on settlement
SAN DIEGO — Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann LLP have announced a proposed settlement in a securities class action with the EZCORP Inc. -
Deasy/Penner & Partners alleged to have used copyrighted photo on website without consent
LOS ANGELES – An Ojai photographer claims a Pasadena company used her photo to promote its business without her authorization. -
CEP America LLC alleges Zotec Partners failed to properly handle billing services
SAN FRANCISCO – An Emeryville company alleges an Indiana company it hired to handle its billing did not fulfill its responsibilities. -
Author accuses Amblin Partners of alleged copyright infringement
CALIFORNIA — An author is suing Amblin Partners LLC and Amblin Reliance Productions LLC, a California corporation, citing alleged copyright infringement. -
Ninth Circuit confirms fairness of neutral time clock rounding system
SAN FRANCISCO – The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit declared that a petitioner seeking overtime pay and damages under the provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act was misguided in his claims that the time clock rounding system cheated him of his pay. -
Appeals court overturns $73.4 million ruling in Kings County
FRESNO – A California appeals court has reversed a $73.4 million verdict in favor of a new city proposal in Kings County, a move that now casts uncertainty over the plan. -
Bakersfield man accused of mishandling trusts
SACRAMENTO – A Washington state man alleges a Bakersfield man mishandled the assets of two trusts. -
Weso Insurance Co. claims it has no duty to indemnify Donel law firm
SAN DIEGO – An insurer alleges a Los Angeles law firm's legal matters are not covered under an insurance policy. -
Wells Fargo accused of invasion of privacy, mishandling customers' information
SAN FRANCISCO – A California man alleges a financial institution's employees mishandled his and other class members' information in order to meet sales quotas. -
Spanish companies claim NBC 'Timeless' show copies its 'El Ministerio del Tiempo'
LOS ANGELES – Two Spanish companies allege a television show in NBC's fall lineup infringes one of its shows. -
James River Insurance Co. claims companies are not entitled to indemnity
SAN DIEGO – An insurance company seeks declaration that it is not obligated to indemnify two California companies. -
Orange Bang company alleges Arizona beverage company is using its Ole mark
LOS ANGELES – A Sylmar beverage company alleges another beverage maker in Arizona has continued to use its mark despite letters from its counsel. -
Are out-of-state plaintiffs clogging California courts?
SACRAMENTO - A new study by the Civil Justice Association of California details the volume of product liability cases that out-of-state plaintiffs filed in Los Angeles and San Francisco against pharmaceutical companies between January 2010 and May 2016. -
Sister of deceased policyholder alleges life insurance companies have not paid out the policies
SAN FRANCISCO — The sister of a policyholder who was struck and killed by a car has filed suit against two life insurance companies. -
GC Services Limited Partnership accused of debt misrepresentation
SAN DIEGO – A San Diego County consumer alleges a debt collector misrepresented the amount of a debt in a letter.