News from February 2019
Court activity on Feb. 11: Bradley A. Smith vs Oletha Johnson
The Alameda County Superior Court reported the following activity in the suit brought by Bradley A. Smith against Oletha Johnson on Feb. 11: 'Complaint Breach Of Contract/Warranty Filed'
Feb. 11: Alameda County Superior Court docket for breach of contract/warranty cases
The following breach of contract/warranty-related cases were on the docket in the Alameda County Superior Court on Feb. 11. All case details are allegations only and should not be taken as fact:
Feb. 11: Alameda County Superior Court docket for other employment cases
The following other employment-related cases were on the docket in the Alameda County Superior Court on Feb. 11. All case details are allegations only and should not be taken as fact:
FARELLA BRAUN MARTEL LLP: Farella Braun + Martel Shortlisted for Benchmark Litigation 2019 San Francisco Firm of the Year Award
Farella Braun + Martel announces that it has been nominated by Benchmark Litigation for two 2019 California awards.
FARELLA BRAUN MARTEL LLP: Tyler Gerking Elected Fellow of the American College of Coverage Counsel
Farella Braun + Martel LLP congratulates Partner Tyler C. Gerking on his induction as a Fellow into the prestigious American College of Coverage Counsel (ACCC).
Driver seeks damages over state Route 99 rear-end collision
FRESNO – A woman is seeking damages from two individuals over a rear-end collision in Fresno.
All-American Homes alleged to have abandoned construction of Clovis residence
FRESNO – Two Fresno County individuals are alleged to have abandoned a home construction project in Clovis.
Man seeks damages from Bonaventure Mobile Home Park, others over fall on stairs
FRESNO – A man alleges he was injured while using the stairs at a Clovis property in a fall.
BISTATE LAW CENTER: Happy Birthday Rosa Parks!
We hope that you join the us in wishing Ms. Rosa Parks a very happy birthday and celebrate Rosa Parks Day.
Driver alleges rear-end collision in Fresno caused injuries
FRESNO – A woman alleges she was injured in a rear-end collision in Fresno.
Man alleges irregularly sloped ramp at Cardiovascular Consultants Heart Center caused fall
FRESNO – A Fresno facility is alleged to have failed to warn of a hazard that allegedly caused a man to fall.
BUTLER SNOW: David L. Johnson to Moderate Panel at American Bar Association’s 2019 Negotiation Institute
Butler Snow is pleased to announce David L. Johnson will moderate a panel at the American Bar Association’s 2019 Negotiation Institute.
PILLSBURY: Leading Tax Lawyer Jorge Medina Continues Pillsbury’s String of Energy-Focused Hires
Pillsbury welcomes partner Jorge Medina, who joins the firm’s Tax practice and Energy Industry team in Los Angeles.
Researcher says Leavitt used baby powder thousands of times
A noted microscopic researcher told a jury on Thursday that plaintiff Terry Leavitt’s mother had used Johnson & Johnson baby powder on her as a child 5,110 times over two years, and that Leavitt continued using the product thousands of additional times as a young girl and adult.
J&J letters show officials made efforts to prevent asbestos-related regulation of talc baby powder
Plaintiffs argued that in the 1970s, officials of Johnson & Johnson tried to avoid possible regulation of talc baby powder by the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) and considered strategies to prevent it.
Ennova Research motion granted to add BeeBell CEO in breach of contract suit
SAN FRANCISCO – A software company suing a small company over allegations of breach of contract for software development has received permission from a federal court to amend its suit to include another debtor.
Court grants leave for third amended complaint in suit against Montage Health
SAN JOSE – A federal court is permitting a woman to file a third amended complaint in her suit against a hospital for allegedly failing to administer a rape kit.
Court adopts claim construction on patent infringement case between Illumina, Natera
SAN FRANCISCO – Two scientific companies, who sued each other over allegations of patent infringement on tests and genetics, have obtained a court approval regarding a claim construction in their dispute.
Court partially grants motion to dismiss case over allegedly defective sunroofs against Mercedes Benz
SAN FRANCISCO – A federal court has partially granted an auto maker's motion to dismiss a suit over allegedly defective shattering sunroofs.
Man alleges GMC Sierra has electrical, transmission defects
FRESNO – A Reedley consumer alleges a vehicle he purchased has defects and seeks rescission of the sales contract.