News from March 2017
Simply Me Beauty developer alleges 7-Eleven breached agreement
LOS ANGELES – A Los Angeles limited liability company alleges 7-Eleven breached a nondisclosure agreement with it regarding a cosmetics line.
Woman allegedly owes more than $7,000 for student loans, government claims
LOS ANGELES – The federal government alleges a Los Angeles County woman has failed to pay her student loans.
Consumer claims Alltran Financial harassed him with frequency of calls
LOS ANGELES – A Los Angeles County man alleges a debt collector contacted him at an excessive and harassing rate.
Government seeks payment of student loans allegedly in default from Los Angeles County woman
LOS ANGELES – The federal government claims a Los Angeles County woman failed to pay her student loans.
Former clerk alleges Mother's Market & Kitchen Inc. did not provide rest breaks
LOS ANGELES – A former clerk for a Costa Mesa grocery has filed a class-action alleging labor code violations.
Los Angeles County individual alleged to owe more than $6,000 on principal of loan
LOS ANGELES – A Los Angeles County man is alleged to have defaulted on a student loan.
Five professors urge Stanford to reinstate dismissed attorney
STANFORD, Calif. — Five Stanford professors have urged the university to reinstate an outside attorney who was dismissed for comments she made against the school’s handling of sexual-assault complaints.
Man claims The McClatchy Co. repeatedly called over account he doesn't own
LOS ANGELES – The McClatchy Co. is facing a class-action suit from a San Luis Obispo County individual over allegations it kept calling for a delinquent account that does not belong to him.
Labor union funds allege Alcala Co. Inc. owes more than $400,000 for contributions
LOS ANGELES – A Southern California roofers, waterproofers and allied industry employer is alleged to owe several hundred thousand dollars to labor union funds.
Tacori Enterprises claims Kattan Diamonds and Jewelry sells infringing copies of jewelry
LOS ANGELES – A Los Angeles jewelry wholesale manufacturer and distributor is accused of copying Tacori's Crescent Jewelry designs.
Man alleges he is owed unpaid wages from Ericsson Inc.
SAN FRANCISCO – An employee of a technology global service and equipment provider alleges his was misclassified as an exempt employee.
Sign Set alleged to owe more than $69,000 in unpaid contributions
LOS ANGELES – A Montrose employer is accused of failing to pay employee contributions.
Consumer alleges SGI & Co. Inc. contacted her without her permission
LOS ANGELES – A West Covina woman has filed a class action against a home improvement company she claims contacted her for marketing purposes without her permission.
Aquawood LLC claims Direct Connect Marketing Inc. unlawfully copied toy designs
LOS ANGELES – The maker of the Banzai brand of toys and sports entertainment equipment allege two of its pool toys were copied without its consent.
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Netflix, Fox battle over executive employment contracts
LOS ANGELES — Fox and Netflix are locked in a battle over the employment contracts of two executives who Netflix lured away from the rival network.
Diligent Delivery Systems driver files class action over alleged wage and hour law violations
LOS ANGELES – A delivery driver alleges his current employer has not paid for overtime work and other wage violations.
Arbor Snowboards Inc. accuses Bravo Sector 9 of trademark infringement
LOS ANGELES – A Santa Fe Springs snowboard retailer alleges a Santa Fe Springs company violated the terms of a license agreement.
Appeals court rejects egg-labeling lawsuit
SAN FRANCISCO — A federal appeals court recently rejected a lawsuit that would have required labels on egg cartons to indicate the type of housing the chickens were raised in.
Photographer claims Delaware North Cos. used photo in restaurant without permission
SAN FRANCISCO – A Taylorsville photographer alleges a hospitality company has unlawfully used one of his photographs in a restaurant.
Flagship Facility Services Inc. alleged to have failed to provide rest periods
SAN FRANCISCO – A Palo Alto man alleges his former San Jose employer violated state labor codes and has filed a class action.