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PG&E Chose Profits Over Safety, Government Says in Closing
The utility, meanwhile, urges jurors to reject "elaborate second-guessing exercise" in criminal trial over San Bruno pipeline explosion.
Courthouse Steps Listening Devices Not Illegal, Hamilton Says
Saying there are no bright lines, she rejects a motion to suppress evidence in real estate auction cases, saying expectation of privacy was "unrealistic."
Uber Settles Blind Riders' Discrimination Claims
The ride-hailing company will deactivate drivers who don't accommodate service dogs under a deal ending a 2014 lawsuit.
Defense Lawyers Steamed at PG&E Prosecutors
The government's demand for attorney billing records from firms representing PG&E employees is inappropriate and insulting, said Jeffrey Bornstein of Rosen Bien Galvan & Grunfeld.
Fry v. City of Los Angeles (Board of Fire and Police Pension Commissioners of the Los Angeles Fire and Police Pensions)
Publication Date: 2016-03-08 Practice Area:
Industry: Court: C.A. 2nd Judge: Attorneys: For plaintiff: Rosen Bien Galvan & Grunfeld, Ernest Galvan, Margot Mendelson, Jenny S. Yelin for Plaintiffs and Respondents. For defendant: Renne Sloan Holtzman Sakai, Arthur A. Hartinger, Linda M. Ross, Jennifer L. Nock, Kevin P. McLaughlin; Meyers Nave, Harry W.R. Chamberlain II, Anya J. Freedman for Defendant and Appellant. Case number: No. B259791
Cite as 16 C.D.O.S. 2554 JACK FRY et al., Plaintiffs and Respondents, v. CITY OF LOS ANG
As High Court Faces Bevy of Abortion Briefs, New Challenge Awaits
Even as the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to hear arguments Wednesday in its most significant abortion case in nearly nine years, a reminder of battles still being fought in the states arrived last week at the high court from, once again, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
Raising Stakes in Encryption Debate, Apple Vows to Fight Order to Unlock iPhone
The investigation into last year's mass shooting in San Bernardino tests how far technology companies can be compelled to go in aiding law enforcement.
Defense Claims Courthouse Was Illegally Bugged
Attorneys are seeking to suppress recordings captured by three listening devices planted outside the San Mateo County courthouse.
Defense Claims Courthouse Was Illegally Bugged
Attorneys are seeking to suppress recordings captured by three listening devices planted outside the San Mateo County courthouse.
Ninth Circuit Finds Timing Suspect in Release of Transgender Prisoner
Michelle Norsworthy, who prevailed on her plea for sex-reassignment surgery in the lower court, was granted parole early, while the state's appeal was pending.TRENDING STORIES
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