News from April 2017
Midland Funding LLC alleges it is owed more than $2,000 from an individual
SAN FRANCISCO – A debt buyer alleges a San Francisco resident failed to pay a credit card account.
Discover Bank alleges two individuals failed to pay off credit card balance
SAN FRANCISCO – Two individuals are alleged to owe more than $11,000 on a credit card debt.
BGSD Inc., Momo Baby Inc. accused of infringing UGG boot design
LOS ANGELES – A Goleta footwear designer alleges one of its boot designs was unlawfully copied.
Kilina America Inc. alleges fabrics, garments are being sold with infringing design
LOS ANGELES – A Los Angeles corporation alleges one of its designs was unlawfully used in fabrics.
Former Cashcall employees seek allegedly unpaid overtime wages
LOS ANGELES – Two former loan agents allege that an Orange County employer failed to pay overtime.
Live Face on Web claims code was infringed by website
LOS ANGELES – A La Puenta man that is the registered owner of a website is accused of infringing a Pennsylvania company's code for web spokesperson software.
Txen Partners accused of making unlawful solicitation calls to consumer
LOS ANGELES – A Santa Ana consumer alleges an insurance company unlawfully called him for marketing purposes.
Adobe Systems files suit against eBay seller over sales of allegedly unauthorized software
SAN FRANCISCO – Adobe Systems alleges that an eBay seller offers equipment with pirated versions of its software.
Appeals court upholds superior court decision in favor of defendants in legal fees dispute
The California First District Court of Appeal recently decided to uphold two Alameda County Superior Court summary judgments in favor of defendants in Loanvest I LLC vs. Paul F. Utrecht, et al.
Appeals court rules against plaintiff in adultery case against supermarket chain
The California First District Court of Appeal recently decided to uphold the Solano County Superior Court's decision in the case of Diane Dellamarggio vs. WinCo Foods Inc.
Sacramento attorney on probation for failing to preform legal services
Sacramento attorney on probation for failing to preform legal services
Santa Ana attorney given probation for assault and false imprisonment
The State Bar Court of California recently placed Scott Bunker Hayward, a Santa Ana attorney, on a five-year probation. The Feb. 19 order came as a result of the attorney’s conviction for the assault and false imprisonment of a woman.
Appeals court rules against defendant in mortgage case
The California First Appellate District Court of Appeal recently decided to uphold the Solano County Superior Court's decision to drop Linda Vanpelt's case against HSBC Bank USA, National Association and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc.
Appeals court ruling paves way for back pay for judges
Thanks to a ruling by the California Second District Court of Appeal, present and retired California judges could receive more than $36 million in back pay.
Tacoma attorney given probation for practicing while license suspended
John Christen Torjsen, a Tacoma attorney, was recently placed on a two-year probation by the State Bar Court of California.
Capfusion alleged to have made unlawful marketing calls to Huntington Beach consumer
LOS ANGELES – A Huntington Beach man has filed a class action alleging a business funding lender called him without his permission.
Board of trustees seeks audit of The Brock Co., others
SAN FRANCISCO – A board of trustees for several labor union funds allege that certain employers have failed to submit to an audit.
Individual alleged to owe more than $12,000 on education loan
SAN FRANCISCO – A California resident is alleged to have defaulted on a student loan.
Morale patch designer, seller allege that Celidon Patch sells infringing versions of patches
SAN FRANCISCO – A San Jose business alleges that a Massachusetts corporation unlawfully copied morale patches.
Woman alleged to have defaulted on student loan
SAN FRANCISCO – A California resident is accused of failing to pay a student loan debt.