Petaluma
Recent News About Petaluma
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California photographer accuses Alaska publisher of copyright infringement
SAN FRANCISCO — A California photographer is suing an Alaska publisher, alleging copyright infringement. -
CA Progressive Medical Centers Inc. accused of infringing mark
LOS ANGELES – The owner of a Georgia medical clinic alleges that a Petaluma clinic is unlawfully using its mark. -
Fastaff LLC, U.S. Nursing Corp. alleged to have not properly calculated overtime rate
SAN FRANCISCO – A staffing company for health care professionals is accused of unlawfully withholding wages. -
Erickson Productions alleges Navistar, IC Bus continued to use photos after license expiration
LOS ANGELES – A Petaluma photography studio alleges three of its photographs were used after the license for them expired. -
Erickson Productions claims photograph was unlawfully used on website
SAN FRANCISCO – A Petaluma photographer alleges his photograph was used on a website without his permission. -
Shiloh Group facility accused of violating environmental laws by nonprofit
SAN FRANCISCO – A nonprofit corporation in Stockton alleges a Windsor industrial park is discharging contaminated water. -
Employees allege city of Petaluma did not pay overtime wages
SAN FRANCISCO – Two city of Petaluma employees allege that they were not paid overtime wages. -
Photographer claims companies used photos after license expiration
SAN FRANCISCO – A Petaluma photograph distributor and a photographer allege their copyrighted property continued to be published past the expiration of a license. -
Attorney-client privilege wins out in fight to share harassment claim investigation report
PETALUMA – A California appeals court ruled in June that the city of Petaluma is not required to share a report related to the investigation of a 2014 sexual harassment claim filed against the city by former Petaluma firefighter and paramedic Andrea Waters. -
Kernen Construction Co., Bedrock Investments LLC accused of violating Clean Water Act
SAN FRANCISCO – A nonprofit alleges that a McKinleyville facility is dumping pollutant-contaminated storm water from the facility into Hall Creek, which drains into Mad River.