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Thursday, November 14, 2024

News from 2016


California River Watch accuses Hillsborough of failing to prevent water pollution from its sewage collection system

By Jenie Mallari-Torres |
SAN FRANCISCO — California River Watch is suing the Town of Hillsborough, citing alleged violations of the Clear Water Act or CWA.

Woman claims AT&T's insurance plan failed to provide disability payments rightfully owed her

By Jenie Mallari-Torres |
SAN FRANCISCO — A woman is suing AT&T Umbrella Benefit Plan No. 1, an insurance plan, citing alleged breach of contract.

Technology developer accuses a doctor of wrongfully applying for a patent

By Jenie Mallari-Torres |
SAN JOSE — A technology developer is suing Ford Albritton IV, a medical doctor, citing alleged breach of contract.

Man accuses the U.S. Postal Service of allegedly allowing unsafe conditions that led to a fall at its property

By Jenie Mallari-Torres |
SAN FRANCISCO — A man is suing the U.S. Postal Service, citing alleged premises liability and negligence that led to a fractured neck.

Woman alleges Lincoln National Life Insurance wrongfully denied disability benefits

By Wadi Reformado |
CALIFORNIA — A woman is suing The Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. and Moffatt & Nichol Long Term Disability Plan, insurance firm, citing alleged breach of contract for denial of disability benefits.

Plant Nanny Co. accuses another company of alleged trademark infringement over plant watering system

By Jenie Mallari-Torres |
SAN FRANCISCO — A New Hampshire corporation is suing Green Mountain Imports LLC and others, citing alleged trademark infringement.

Travelers Indemnity Co. files suit against construction company for refusing to allow insurer to appoint legal counsel

By Jenie Mallari-Torres |
SAN FRANCISCO — Travelers Indemnity Co. is suing DeSilva Gates Construction LP, a California company, citing alleged seek declaratory relief.

Crew member alleges vessel owner's negligence led to burns

By Jenie Mallari-Torres |
SAN FRANCISCO — A crew member is suing Patriot Contract Services LLC, a vessel owner, citing alleged failure to warn and negligence.

Marijuana reform is a work in progess despite Prop 64 victory

By Nicole Balli |
The law says "OK," but your boss says "no way!" That's the dilemma many California residents are now facing in the wake of Prop 64.

Construction company claims insurance provider failed to protect it

By Kristin Danley-Greiner |
SAN FRANCISCO – A trial date has been set for the end of January in an insurance coverage case to determine who is responsible for water and mold damage sustained in a condominium.

Panel on track to present state Legislature with revised Political Reform Act, spokesman says

By Karen Kidd |
SACRAMENTO, California – After beginning initial review last spring of California's landmark Political Reform Act, the Fair Political Practice Commission is on schedule to present the state Legislature with a proposed revision in January, an FPPC spokesman said during a recent interview.

Report argues new zoning laws could be the key to solving California's affordable housing crisis

By John Myers |
SAN FRANCISCO – Changes to California's zoning laws could reduce the state's affordable housing gap, according to a report from a global consulting firm that specializes in developing policy for the evolving business and economic landscape.

LA public firm representing Detroit suit on literacy as a constitutional right

By Kerry Goff |
LOS ANGELES – A lawsuit filed on Sept. 13, by Los Angeles-based Public Counsel, the nation's largest public interest law firm, is representing seven Detroit school children over the right to literacy.

Prop 64 affecting court sentences, lawyer says

By John Myers |
SAN FRANCISCO – Recreational use of marijuana is now legal in the state of California, but the new laws are taking effect under a haze of confusion.

Ross Stores, others accused of using fabric designs without permission

By Wadi Reformado |
LOS ANGELES – A South Korea-based company alleges its fabric designs were used without authorization in garments.

Woman alleged to owe more than $24,000 in student loans

By Wadi Reformado |
LOS ANGELES – A Los Angeles County woman is alleged to have defaulted on student loans.

Beachbody alleges eBay user is selling counterfeit DVDs, exercise kits

By Wadi Reformado |
LOS ANGELES – A Santa Monica company alleges counterfeit versions of its exercise kits are being sold on eBay.

Amalfi Decor LLC claims cake, cupcake stands do not infringe Opulent Treasures patent

By Wadi Reformado |
LOS ANGELES – A Torrance home decor company is seeking relief regarding infringement claims made by a Segundo business.

'Savage Nation' host accused of defamation

By Jenie Mallari-Torres |
SAN FRANCISCO – A Nevada couple is accusing a popular radio host of defamation after comments made on a show.

Former Comcast sales reps allege they were not paid overtime wages

By Jenie Mallari-Torres |
SAN FRANCISCO – Former sales representatives for a cable company have filed a class-action suit alleging violations of labor laws.