California Archive » June, 2007

California - June, 2007

128 articles

• Sales Reps Sue Abbott For Overtime Pay
• State Judge Dismisses Charges In HP Spy Case
• Amex Blasts Source Over Customer Service Patents
• Judge: Too Soon To Judge YouTube 'Safe Harbor'
• The Proliferation Of FLSA Collective Actions
• Guam Judge Moves Nanya Case To California
• Ernst & Young Objects To More Time In Wage Action
• Judge Tosses Zone Pricing Suit In The 11th Hour
• Wells Fargo Fights Overtime Claims By Loan Officers
• Axed Lawyer Pushes Her Way Into FedEx Fee Spat
• Relators Fight Pacific Lumber's Bid To Halt Suits
• Parties In Brocade Case Ask To Keep Data Private
• In Honda's Fire Risk Suit, No Easy Answers
• Ortho Evra Plaintiffs' Lawyers Gear Up For Class Action
• Judge Blesses End Of Blockbuster-Netflix Patent Feud
• Business Objects Keeps Winning Streak Alive
• Pacific Lumber Tries To Block Fraud Suit
• iPod Nano Suit Leaves Scratches On Apple
• Internet Services Loses Bid To Remand Patent Case
• Enron Ex-Shareholders Face Uncertainty
• Shareholders Drop Derivative Suit Against NetApp
• CA Ruling On Electronic Discovery Draws Fire
• Plaintiff Seeks More Time In Ernst & Young Suit
• Micron Retracts Counterclaim Against Mosaid
• Toshiba Wins Partial Dismissal Of Chip Suit
• MPS Pushes For Expedited Final Judgment
• Hostility Mounts Among Internet Fax Cos.
• Union Workers Should Get Travel Pay: Appeals Court
• Judge Tosses Antitrust Suit Against Google
• Judge Tosses Ephedra Claim
• STMicroelectronics, SanDisk Ask To Dismiss Suit
• Sony "Playing Games" Over Playstation Experts: Suit
• Cos. Shell Out $84M In Energy Crisis Settlement
• FERC Scores Another Win In Competition Crusade
• EPA To Rule On California Emissions By End Of Year
• Hynix Wants Supreme Court To Review Antitrust Case
• Ditech Tries To Get Investors' Suit Tossed
• Circuit Remands Attorneys Fees In Chip Case
• Whole Foods Would Bag 35 Stores To Merge
• FedEx Resists Paying Attorneys' Fees In Race Case
• NOPEC Not Likely To Dent OPEC Power: Opponents
• Court OKs Tracinda Suit Despite Time-Barred Claims
• Alza Challenges Antitrust Claims In Ditropan Case
• Kansas Court To Hear Hot Fuel Conspiracy Suits
• Some Managers Get Class Status In Rent A Car Suit
• Sun And Azul Settle Long-Running Suit
• NJ Assembly Passes Sweeping Global Warming Bill
• Costco Disputes Claims In Wage Class Action
• Judge Tosses Transfer Motion, Keeps UPS Case
• McDermott Bulks Up IP Team
• Bellwether Plaintiff Prepares For Guidant Trial
• Judge Issues Mixed Rulings In LCD Patent Dispute
• Rambus Loses Bid To Toss Antitrust Counterclaims
• J&J Subsidiaries Hope For Another Dismissal
• Ownit's Creditors Decry CEO Pay, Legal Fees
• Judge Blasts Oracle's Proposed Wage-And-Hour Deal
• Court Revives Linear Technology's Patent Claims
• Aquila Settles Natural Gas Suit
• Immersion Sued For Violating Sublicense Agreement
• Israeli Co.'s Appeal Dies at the Supreme Court
• Class Seeks Extension On Airline Surcharge Deals
• Microsoft Pushes To Dismiss Fraud Claims Over DVRs
• Antitrust Leader Ditches MoFo
• Williams Bailey Tops List Of Suit-Happy Firms
• Lawmakers Push To Constrict Hummer Tax Loophole
• Canada's Powerex Loses High Court Bid For Immunity
• Attacking Product Recall Evidence Under Daubert
• Ex-Brocade CFO Asks To Dismiss Stock Options Case
• High Court Declines To Rule On FERC Refund Authority
• CSIRO Wins Injunction In Wi-Fi Patent Suit
• Lawyer's Fee Bid In FedEx Employment Case Denied
• Schwarzenegger Vows To Sue EPA
• Union Sues Electrical Co. Over Pension Funds
• Attorneys Compete To Represent BAR/BRI Plaintiffs
• Tech Companies Enmeshed In Securities Suits
• Fired Engineer Drops Some Claims Against Chevron
• Companies Approach $10M Natural Gas Settlement
• Bloomberg Moves To Unseal Guidant Court Papers
• Delinquencies Down, But Foreclosures Up: Study
• Judge Nixes Bids To Toss Heart Device Claims
• Airline Surcharge Class Gets More Time To Mediate
• Ortho-McNeil, Plaintiffs Skirt Calif. Venue
• Parties Spar As Bed, Bath & Beyond Suit Nears Trial
• Judge Denies Matsushita's Motion To Dismiss
• Fulbright Lassoes Energy Veteran For L.A. Office
• Implications Of FTC's Bid To Block Gas Merger
• SRAM Parties Reach Deal Over Stayed Discovery
• Digital Rights Firms Seek To End Online Patent Spat
• Bristol-Myers Bids To Exclude Evidence
• Judge Picks Cases For Trial In Welding Litigation
• Judge Sends SRAM Parties Into Mediation
• Qualcomm Wants Stay Of ITC Phone Ban
• British Airways Settles With Passenger Over DVT
• Pillsbury Grabs Energy Finance Partner
• Metabolife Settles More Ephedra Claims
• Pfizer Seeks To Toss Celebrex, Bextra Cases
• Pension Fund Seeks Class Status In Calpine Case
• SEC Gets Data Go-Ahead In Brocade CEO Case
• Family Bill Creates Headaches For Employers
• Burst.com Opposes Apple's Motion In Patent Battle
• EMI Wants Radikal's Case Thrown Out
• GPU Chip Makers Ask To Halt Discovery, End Case
• AstraZeneca Hit With Wage-And-Hour Suit
• Bankrupt Lender Sees Dueling Class Certification Bids
• Google Book Project Expands Despite Legal Jams
• Judge Denies Fresenius' Bid For Stay In Patent Case
• Judge Strikes FedEx Docs In Class Action Suit
• ITC Bans Importation Of Phones With Qualcomm Chips
• Lawmakers Decry Plan Blocking State Emissions Laws
• Venable Lures Two Piper Attorneys
• Pacific Lumber Bids For Stay To Halt Qui Tam Suit
• Boies Schiller Wins Interim Counsel Showdown
• Recognizing Nontraditional Families In The Workplace
• Ninth Circuit Decision Has Implications For Fair Use
• Judge Stops Discovery In SRAM Civil Litigation
• Gibson Dunn Picks Up New Corporate Lawyer
• Abbott Accused Of Inflating Drug Prices By 1000%
• Calif. Law Firms Fail Diversity Test: Report
• Disner Seeks Lead Role In BAR/BRI Suit
• DOJ Tells Asarco To Clean Up
• Judge Dismisses Claims In DRAM Antitrust MDL
• Customer Service Reps Hit Schwab With FLSA Suit
• Abbott Accuses Health Officials In Medicare Suit
• Fed Up With "Wal-Mart Way," Workers Head To Court
• Broadcom Says Qualcomm Concealed Documents
• Class Certified In Trimmed Wells Fargo Suit
• More Sales Reps Join Novartis Overtime Lawsuit
• AT&T, Verizon Sued Over Caller ID Patent