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California - October, 2015

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• Inventor Tells High Court Calif. Board Not Immune In Nevada
• Bridgepoint To Pay $15.5M To Resolve Shareholder Suit
• New, Former Tribal Councils Say Casino Prep Is No Problem
• Synchrony Urges Arbitration For Dental Credit Class Action
• Moschino Slams Artist's IP Suit Over Katy Perry Graffiti Dress
• Calif. Urges 9th Circ. Not To Rule On Reservation Borders
• Ex-MLB Star Dykstra Cleared To Amend Jail Beating Suit
• Airbnb Initiative Could Spur More Suits In San Francisco
• SeaWorld Marketing Suit Belongs In State Court, Judge Told
• Resort Owner Says Its Law Firm Betrayed It In Enviro Suit
• Baltimore Orioles Lone Holdout In Minor League Docs Fight
• CVS To Pay $400K To Settle Vacation Pay Suit
• Skyworks Ups PMC Bid To $2.2B After Challenge
• Google Asks For Stay Or Dismissal Of Email Scanning Suit
• Oscars Taking GoDaddy Cybersquatting Case To 9th Circ.
• Calif. Olive Oil Buyers Ask For Cert. In False Labeling Action
• Facebook Can Put Kids In Its Ads, 9th Circ. Rules
• Jawbone, Fitbit Exchange Further Blows In IP Feud
• Real Estate Rumors: McGraw Hill, WeWork, Grass River
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Oakland's Bid To Keep Pot Shop Open
• Ex-Intel Worker Cries Foul Over Retirement Plan Investments
• Morgan Drexen Should Pay $173M For Illicit Fees, CFPB Says
• TerraForm Global Faces Another Suit Over $675M IPO
• Tribe Must Accept Voters' Snub Of Gaming Pact, Court Told
• OPINION: The Most Broken Part Of Our Immigration System
• Twitter Users Want Cert. In Eavesdropping Privacy Suit
• A Look At The Latest In Calif. Labor Law: Part 2
• Sharing Economy Should Fear Calif. Ruling On Uber Driver
• Mudslides, Wildfires And Calif. Property Insurance
• Monsanto Tells 9th Circ. GMO Foes Can't Appeal Law's Nixing
• Taco Bell Harping On Irrelevancies In Break Suit, Workers Say
• 9th Circ. Won't Replay Tossed Guitar Antitrust Row
• Facebook Looks To Pare Discovery In Messaging Privacy Suit
• Navy Pilot Settles Military Employment Dispute With Cathay
• TerraForm Global Hit With Shareholder Suit Over $675M IPO
• Comcast Must Face Call-Quality Suit, Conferencing Co. Says
• Allied World Asks Court To Undo $5M HIPAA Coverage Ruling
• Baker Botts' New SF Office To Include IP Litigation Expert
• Cricket Says Network False-Ad Claims Must Be Arbitrated
• Shoppers Say P&G Labeling Suit Should Join Paused Actions
• Winemakers Settle Spat Over 'Union' Trademarks
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive PayPal User's 'Silly' TCPA Claim
• Wells Fargo Can't Duck Suit Over Mortgage Disclosures
• Biotech Co. Claims Ex-Partner Stole Research For Chemo Drug
• Ex-Immigration Atty Must Pay $8M In SEC Investor Fraud Suit
• Calif. Judge Faces Hearing For Lying, Unethical Emails
• Facebook Users Move For Class Cert. In Privacy Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Broadcom, Fairfield, Paramount
• Greenpeace Says Contempt Order Warrants Shell Suit Appeal
• Retailers Tell Court Not To DQ 12 Firms In Lidoderm MDL
• Chamber Backs Uber In Driver Arbitration Fight
• CFPB Moves To Shut Down Student Financial Aid Scam
• Court Urged To DQ Ex-Orrick Atty's Firm In Trade Secrets Suit
• 4 Emissions Cases Transportation Attys Need To Know
• Volkswagen Drivers' Emissions Suits Frozen For JPML Order
• Handmade Vodka False Ad Suits Staying Separate For Now
• LA Metro's Review Of Expansion Project Upheld On Appeal
• Calif. High Court Rejects Takeda Appeal Of $6M Actos Verdict
• Athletes In EA, NCAA Deal Say Appeal Only Benefits Attys
• T-Mobile, Class Tell 9th Circ. They'll Settle Deceptive Ad Case
• A Look At The Latest In Calif. Labor Law: Part 1
• EEOC May Step Up Investigation Requests After 9th Circ. Win
• Donald Sterling Can't Call Foul In Clippers Sale To Ballmer
• NSA Tells 9th Circ. Surveillance Claim Not Ripe For Appeal
• 9th Circ. Asked To Rethink BofA Suitable-Seating PAGA Row
• 9th Circ. OKs Warner Bros. Counterclaim In $80M 'Hobbit' Row
• Lewis Brisbois Wins Sanctions In Clinic's Deposition Demand
• Travelers Claims It Controls Defense In Building Defect Suit
• Supplement Co. Can't Get Atty Sanctions In False Ad Suit
• Judge Wants Active Tense, Cartoons In PG&E Escrow Appeal
• Sutter Health Loses Appeal To Arbitrate Antitrust Row
• Apple Continues Push To Toss iPhone Antitrust Suit
• Uber Slams Drivers' Bid To Form 'Megaclass' In Tips Fight
• Grail Ex-CEO Denied Freeze Of Mitsubishi Settlement Funds
• 5 Ways Your Ego Is Killing Your Career
• Man Blames Monster Energy Drinks For Serious Heart Problem
• Ford Wants Fusion Power Steering Defect Suit Trimmed
• Violin Memory's Attacks Can't Stop Cert., IPO Investors Say
• Zimmer Undoes Jury's 'Excessive' $9.2M Hip Implant Verdict
• Bentley, VW Argue Signal's Claims Not Patent-Eligible
• Morgan Lewis Can't Represent Itself In Suit, Ex-Client Says
• Calif. Franchise Relations Act Could Be A Game Changer
• EPA Announces $51M In Funding For Southwestern Tribes
• Data Co. Alteryx Raises $85M In Funding Led By Iconiq
• Sacramento City Council Approves $12.50 Minimum Wage
• Honest Tea Recipe Relevant To False Ad Suit, Judge Affirms
• Chrysler Dealership's Antitrust Claims Fail For 3rd Time
• Yakult Drinkers Seek Class Cert. In False Ad Row
• Xenia Hotels Sells Southern California Hyatt For $137M
• Malibu Golf Club Gets Nod For $35M Auction
• TriReme Takes $20M Catheter IP Loss To Fed. Circ.
• Ex-Jackson Lewis Clients Sue Over 'Crap Cleaner' Sanctions
• Amazon Prime Now Drivers Launch Minimum-Wage Class Suit
• Costco Not Covered By Insurer In Crash Suit, Court Affirms
• CORRECTED: Zynga Investors Get Prelim OK For $23M Insider-Trade Deal
• TJ Maxx Buyers Fight Dismissal In 'Compare At' Price Suit
• GSI Rivals Nabbed $40M Cisco Deal With Pilfered IP, Jury Told
• Porn Actor Gets Nearly 6 Years For 'Evil' $1.5M Blackmail Plot
• Gerber's Toddler Cereal Labels Misled Shoppers, Court Told
• Munger Tolles Fights LA County's DQ Bid In DOJ Jail Deal Row
• Calif. Court Chucks Class Waiver In Trucker Wage Row
• Consumers Drop Video Privacy Case Against Hulu In 9th Circ.
• BigLaw May Lose Recruits In NYC And LA As Salaries Rise
• Pimco Founder Can't Slip Suit Over Son's Shuttered Co.
• Allergan Says Court Botched Facts In Botox Antitrust Suit
• Dynamex Drivers Blast Bid To Narrow Potential OT Class
• Amco Needn't Cover Eatery's Landlord In 'Peculiar' Rent Spat
• Real Estate Rumors: KKR, Wells Fargo, Carlyle
• Google Slams Rival's Copyright Suit Over Traffic Data App
• Cisco To Pay $452.5M For Network Security Co.
• EPA Sued Over Pollution From Power Plant On Navajo Land
• UCLA Buys Occidental Petroleum Building For $93M
• Warner Slammed For Seeking To Undo 'Happy Birthday' Ruling
• How 9th Circ. Tackled The Adverse-Interest Exception
• Staples Center Settles Wrongful Death Suit Midtrial
• Scheming 'Birthing House' Atty Again Asks For Acquittal
• EA, NCAA Deal Challenger Wants Athletes' Attys Sanctioned
• Reed Smith, Philips Shake Sanctions Bid In Trade Secret Row
• Calif. Mother Seeks Class Cert. In Gerber False Ad Suit
• A New Class Of Calif. Supply Chain Disclosure Suits
• Judge Orders Arrest Of Brothers In NuScience IP Row
• Experian Credit Reporting Row Freezes Until Spokeo Decision
• JPMorgan Escapes RICO Suit Over Electricity Price-Rigging
• 9th Circ. Dismisses HP Shareholder's Foreign-Bribery Suit
• Calif. County Says DOI Skewed Facts In Casino Approval
• Staples Center Wall Was Unsafe, Ex-Fire Marshal Tells Jury
• 9th Circ. Upholds JPMorgan's $15M Win In Meritage Loan Row
• FedEx Cleared By Jury In Disability Bias Trial
• Burlington Can't Ax Shoppers' False Ad Suit, Judge Rules
• Redfin Says Independent Contractor Suits Must Be Arbitrated
• Scotts Cries Forum Shopping In Toxic Bird Seed Row
• CR England Settles Misclassification Suit With Driver Managers
• Nestle Child Slave Suit Hurts US Business, Justices Told
• Allergan Breast Implant Suit Can Be Amended, 9th Circ. Says
• 9th Circ. Urged To Publish BofA Suitable-Seating PAGA Ruling
• Duane Morris Adds China-Focused, Ex-DLA Piper IP Pro
• Consumers Push For Dismissal In Eli Lilly Cymbalta Case
• 9th Circ. Urged To OK New Evidence In 'Jumpman' Logo Suit
• Calif. Won't Wade Into Tribal Power Struggle Over Casino
• Lumber Liquidators Pushes Judge To Nix False-Ad Floor Suit
• Tampa Bay Rays Cooperating With Docs Bid: Minor Leaguers
• 9th Circ. Told EPA's Dow Herbicide OK Ignores Cancer Risks
• Jawbone Says Fitbit Bid To Nix Patents Should Wait For ITC
• Alter-Ego Tax Ruling Exceeded Court's Powers, Justices Told
• Viagra Increases Risk Of Developing Melanoma, Suit Says
• Mich. Court Says Tribe Must Face Casino Contract Suit
• Calif. Court Denies Insurer's 'Escape Clause' In Defect Suit
• Market Map: 4 Trends In Oakland Real Estate Deals
• Facebook Dodges $15B User Tracking MDL
• Radio Host's Threats Corrupted Arbitration, High Court Hears
• Refresh Or Rebuild? Website Strategies For Big Law
• Williams-Sonoma Workers Say On-Call Shifts Are 'Wage Theft'
• Calif. Owes Tribe $36.2M In Gaming Pact Row, 9th Circ. Says
• Can Localities Use Ballot Power To Ban Oil And Gas Drilling?
• Staples Center Exec. Says Railing Not 'Dangerous' At Trial
• 9th Circ. Rejects Bid To Revive Hawaiian Anti-GMO Law
• 9th Circ. Remands FOIA Row Against USCIS On Atty Standing
• CLS Tells Calif. Court It Shouldn't Pay For Iskanian Legal Work
• Gov't Accused Of Not Heeding Immigrant Detention Ruling
• Toyota Driver Asks 9th Circ. To Restart Brake Defect Suit
• James Woods Seeks To Unmask 'Cocaine Addict' Tweeter
• S. Korean Drivers Hit VW With Emissions Software Suit
• Tribe Says DOI Ignored Alternate Site For Rival's Casino
• 9th Circ. Revives Suit Over ChinaCast CEO's $120M Fraud
• Welch 'All Natural' Label Suit Paused Pending 9th Circ.
• Target, Wrangler Accused Of Using Stolen Artwork On Shirts
• 9th Circ. Judge Slams Name-Calling In Aviva Trademark Suit
• Taco Bell Says Workers Still Can't Prove Break Policy
• Fired Bio-Rad GC Hangs On To Most Whistleblower Claims
• Apple's IOS Update Causes Data Overages, Suit Says
• Grail's Ex-CEO Sues Co., Niro Haller Over Deal In $124M Suit
• Medco Defrauded Gov't Health Insurance Programs, Suit Says
• Divided Calif. Tribe Battling Itself In Bid To Reopen Casino
• Nissan Blasts Expert Reports Used In Engine Defect Suit
• Construction Co. Asks 9th Circ. To OK Insurer's $2.8M Penalty
• Griffin Capital GC Sees Quest For Top Properties Driving JVs
• Xenia Hotels Snags $300M Loans As It Looks To Close Deals
• 5 Ways GCs Can Spot A Lazy Lawyer
• LA Metro Beats CEQA Challenge Over Subway Extension
• Sidley Austin Defends FBI Deposition In Petraeus Scandal Suit
• Empire Land Execs Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Coverage Bid
• SAG Says Insurer Must Pay Fees In 'Leave It To Beaver' Suit
• Staples Center Felt 'Entitled To One Free Death,' Jury Told
• Calif. Marijuana Co. Owes Tax Under Federal Trafficking Law
• Quinn's Cosby Defense Will Win Clients Despite Controversy
• Uber Tells 9th Circ. Judge Was 'Hostile' To Arbitration
• Court Tentatively Lets MillerCoors Out Of 'Craft' Beer Suit
• Hunton & Williams Lands Enviro Litigator With DOJ, EPA Roots
• Gov't Watchdog Gets ACA Subsidies For 10 Fake Applicants
• Server Slams Restaurant Co. For 'Misery' At LA Hotel
• Comcast Slams $20B Racial Bias Suit As 'Publicity Stunt'
• 'Honey Badger' Video Creator Targets Kohl's In Latest IP Suit
• Ford Focus Buyers Push 9th. Circ. To Revive Defect Suit
• Welch, Consumers Seek To Pause Label Suit, Await 9th Circ.
• Ponzi Schemer Gets Lighter Sentence After 9th Circ. Win
• DC Circ. Grills Truckers Over Challenge To Calif. Air Rule
• Time Warner, Utility Shrink Payout For Crop Fire In Appeal
• Venable DQ Bid Slammed In Tech Rivals' Trade Secrets Row
• Reed Smith Replaces Sheppard Mullin In $30M Safeway Suit
• Calif. Tolls Put Drivers At Risk For Identity Theft, Suit Says
• Etsy Investor Suit Over IPO Fraud Sent Back To State Court
• Statistical Implications Of The California Fair Pay Act
• Big 5 Atty 'Too Cute By Half' In ZIP Row, 9th Circ. Judge Says
• Ex-LA Times Writer Didn't Lie About Howard Video, Jury Told
• Consumers Give Class Cert. 2nd Spin In Optical Drive MDL
• Pinterest Loses Trademark Suit Over 'Pin' Marks
• Amazon Succeeds In Pushing Pricing Suit Into Arbitration
• Japanese Shipper Wins $3M Over Trucking Fraud Allegations
• Apple May Get Memory IP Suit Halted During AIA Review
• Solar Energy Co. Inks 20-Year Power Purchase Deal In Calif.
• 1.3M LA Residents Win Class Cert. In Gas Overcharge Suit
• Trial Will Be About Fake Drugs, Not Homeopathy, Class Says
• P&G Says 9th Circ. Appeals Shouldn't Stay Pringles Label Suit
• Kinglite's Computer Patent Claims Nixed Under Alice
• AT&T Must Face $10B Black-Channel Bias Suit, Court Told
• 'Unicorn Startup' Beats Bid To Block Its Products In IP Row
• Greenberg Traurig Nabs Winston & Strawn Securities Partner
• Calif. Blue Cross And Blue Shield May Pay Insurance Taxes
• 9th Circ. Says Amazon Search Results Don't Violate TM Law
• Scheming 'Birthing House' Atty Caught Red-Handed, Feds Say
• Senator Questions Whether Fed. Judge Nominee Will Be Ready
• Jay Z Dodges 'Big Pimpin'' Copyright Suit At Trial
• Both Sides Push 9th Circ. To Change 'Dancing Baby' Ruling
• 2 CPSC Consent Decrees Could Be Influential Outliers
• Western Digital Inks $19B Deal For SanDisk
• Howrey Creditors' Former Atty Can't Contest Slashed Fees
• Beauty School Escapes Suit Claiming It Owes Students Wages
• Payroll Tax Breaks Save San Francisco Cos. $44M: Report
• Medtronic Cleared Of NuVasive Design Patent Claim
• Judge In Jay Z IP Trial Asked To Rule Like An Egyptian
• Obama's CFPB Move Nixes Win Over Law Firm, 9th Circ. Told
• Calif. Court Revives 'Desperate Housewives' Firing Row
• TCL Insists Ericsson Willfully Destroyed Patent Evidence
• Rep. Says Tax Credits Program To Include Ex-Military Sites
• Art Fraudster Sentenced To 7 Years For Fraud, Contempt
• Ex-KFI Recruiter Takes CFAA Charges To 9th Circ. Again
• Allergan Can't Escape Botox Antitrust Suit
• Goodwin Procter Nabs Tech Pro For Silicon Valley Office
• Yahoo Still On Hook For Scanning 'Stored' Emails, Class Says
• Apple Says It Can't Unlock New Devices For Law Enforcement
• Howrey Trustee, Creditors Want Conversion To Ch. 7
• Calif. Watchdog Sides With Workers In Suitable Seating Row
• SF Floats New Rules For Private Shuttle Operators
• DLA Piper Snags Ex-Paul Hastings Real Estate Co-Chairman
• 4 Things You Should Never Say To An Associate
• Fashion Designer Sued For Using NY Times Photo On Apparel
• Google To Take Over Vestas Stake In Kenya Wind Project
• Hearing-Impaired DVD Buyers Sue Over Unsubtitled Lyrics
• Calif. Utilities Say Pleas Valid In Tribal Groundwater Row
• Ceglia's Atty Sues Facebook For Defamation In Scam Row
• Protegrity's Database Patent Invalid Under Alice, Judge Says
• SpaceX Forced Workers To Shave Time, Suit Alleges
• Minor Leaguers Get Conditional Cert. In Wage-And-Hour Suit
• Sony To Pay Up To $4.5M To Settle Employees' Breach Suit
• 9th Circ. Judge Calls PayPal User's TCPA Claim 'Silly'
• Shell's Arctic Defeat Doesn't Moot Walrus Take Challenge
• Nestle Says Cat Food Buyers Can't Prove Slave Labor Claims
• 4 Obstacles In Push To Revitalize The Los Angeles River
• Defects Of Damages Calculations In Calif. Tobacco II Case
• Stroke Prevention Co. Gets $57M Injection From Backers
• DC Circ. Sticks Hospitals With Medicare Payment Denial
• GM Sierra Headlights Aren't Safe For Night Travel, Suit Says
• Removing Threat Of Retroactive Liability In Enviro Cases
• The 9th Circ.'s Rule 6(e) Test For Private Antitrust Cases
• 9th Circ. Rules BIA's 'Crime Of Violence' Standard Vague
• Upload Site Harbors IP Infringers, Porn Co. Tells 9th Circ.
• 23andMe Can't Kibosh Classwide Arbitration In False Ad Row
• Liberty Saved $50M By Ripping Off Retirees, 9th Circ. Told
• Volkswagen Faces 1st Class Cert. Bid In Calif. Emissions Suit
• More Insurers Sue BLM, Chrysler Over 2013 Calif. Fire
• J&J Unit Hit With $5.6M Verdict Over Calif. Risperdal Death
• Google, Amazon, Samsung Dodge TM Suit Over Soccer Apps
• AIG Unit Stiffed Jack In The Box In Beating Case, Suit Says
• Ex-DEA Agent Gets 78 Months For Silk Road Bitcoin Theft
• Thales Bulking Up Data Protection With $400M Purchase
• Judge May Split Trial In PG&E Pipeline Blast Criminal Case
• LA County Wants Munger Tolles DQ'd As Intervenor Counsel
• Safeway Says Shoppers Have No Standing In Recall Action
• Calif. Court Revives Cert. Bid For Nurses In Meal, OT Action
• No Threat Of ID Theft In Uber Driver Data Suit, Judge Says
• High Court Again Tosses Ex-McKesson Chairman's Appeal
• Home Depot Supplier's $5M FLSA Deal Gets Initial OK
• Porsche Can't Ditch Windshield Glare Class Action
• Ford Blasts Dealer's Trade Restraint Claims In Shipping Row
• JOBS Act Opens Door For Craft Brewer's $172.5M IPO
• Calif. Transit Agency Sued Over NBCUniversal Ramp Project
• Calif. Wants FCC Lifeline Subsidies Extended To Noncitizens
• Supreme Court Turns Down Calif. Sediment Pollution Fight
• High Court Asked To Settle Circuit Split On OT Pay
• Microsemi Challenges Skyworks' PMC Buy With $2.4B Bid
• Cochran Firm LA Wants 'Sham' Trademark Suit Thrown Out
• Bulgarian Gypsy Asks High Court To Overturn Asylum Denial
• Dell Strikes Deal With Mitsubishi In CRT Price-Fixing MDL
• Thoughts On Calif. Drought And Its Impact On Energy
• Ascertainability Relaxed: The New Wave Of Rulings
• Linkin Park Takes Stage After Jay Z In 'Big Pimpin' Trial
• Last OppenheimerFunds Junk Bond Class Wins Cert.
• Mayweather Manager Gets Partial Win In Boxing Antitrust Row
• David Copperfield Says Ex-Manager Hid Late Tax Returns
• HSBC's $6.5M Privacy Deal A Product Of Collusion, Court Told
• Homeopathic Co. Says Buyers Bear Burden At Upcoming Trial
• Judge Worried About Fetal Tissue Videos Given To Congress
• Calif. Court Revives Hope For Security Workers' Class Cert. Bid
• Alaska Takes Roadless Rule Challenge To Supreme Court
• Touch-Tel Calling Card Class Certified In Rate Disclosure Row
• Dun & Bradstreet TCPA Suit Axed Because Calls Were Real
• Ford Says Cracked Tailgate Doesn't Cause Safety Risks
• Real Estate Rumors: Related Cos., Loews Hotels, Waterton
• SeaWorld To Sue Calif. Commission Over Orca Breeding Ban
• Calif. Couple Convicted Of $1.5M Medicare Billing Fraud
• 9th Circ. Mulls Injunction In Wash. Tribal Fishing Row
• Apple Store Workers Say Bag Checks Flout Calif. Labor Law
• Calif. High Court Takes Up Latham Malicious Prosecution Row
• Athletes Say EA, NCAA Deal Challengers Must Post Bond
• Immigration Courts Increase Case Closings by 7.3%: Report
• SolarCity Says Vivint Is Hiring Its Staff To Poach Customers
• 'Honey Badger' Video Creator Bites BB&B With IP Suit
• B&N Tablet Buyers Rip 'Irrelevant' Bid To Block Class Cert.
• Trader Joe's Attacks 'Moving Target' Labeling Complaints
• Boeing Wants Too Much In $355M Suit, Ex-JV Partners Say
• What To Expect From Oral Arguments In 9th Circ. CFAA Case
• Parsing The Possibilities Of Discovery Limits Under PAGA
• Ex-EMI Lawyer Backs Up Jay Z In 'Big Pimpin'' IP Trial
• Warner Asks Judge To Reconsider 'Happy Birthday' Ruling
• TriReme Fears Bankruptcy After $20M Catheter Row Loss
• Ex-LA Times Writer Violated Paper's 'Integrity,' Jury Told
• Jury Finds SOLiD Didn't Infringe Corning's Telecom Patent
• Ex-DLA Piper Attorney Must Arbitrate Discrimination Claim
• Excess Insurer Says It's Not Yet On Hook In Water Main Break
• Twitter Must Rewrite DOJ Surveillance Suit To Keep It Alive
• Investor Who Hid Computer In Pillsbury Ceiling Convicted
• Californians Push For Class Cert. In Burlington Fake Price Suit
• Fight Over $2B LA Light-Rail Project Kicked To State Court
• Microsoft Asks High Court To Review Xbox Defect Suit Revival
• Indian Health Group Sues To Block Retaliation Probe
• 3 Firms Steer Square's Plans For $275M Public Debut
• FedEx's $227M Driver Deal Wins Approval On 3rd Try
• AdvancePierre Sued Over Trans Fat In Microwave Sandwiches
• 'Desperate Housewives' Star Urges Revival Of Firing Row
• Judge Bashes Consumers' Atty In Kraft 'Natural' Capri Sun Suit
• Corn Syrup Makers Denied Sanctions Over Ex-Squire Atty
• Williams-Sonoma Fights 'Identical' Containers With IP Suit
• Ex-Rite Aid Worker Can't Boost Award In Firing Suit Appeal
• Ex-Paskenta Tribe Leaders Lose Appeal Bid In Fraud Suit
• Drugmaker Wants 12 Firms Booted From Pay-For-Delay MDL
• Asics Hit With Fraud Suit Over Shuttered Retail Stores
• Fortinet Trade-Secret Claims Survive In Sophos Lawsuit
• Enviros' Fee Bid Untimely In Highway Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• Metadata 101 For Lawyers: A 2-Minute Primer
• Duane Morris Nabs Ex-Kenyon & Kenyon Patent Pro In Calif.
• Forever 21 Latest Hit With Suit Over On-Call Scheduling
• Apple Says Ericsson LTE Patents Fail Under Alice
• Calif. Could Redefine 'Use' Of A Vehicle In Auto Coverage
• CFPB Seeks Halt To Calif. Pension Scammers Business
• 7 Things To Know About Calif.'s New Digital Privacy Law
• Roof Suit's 3rd Remand 'Not The Charm,' Calif. Court Says
• Calif. Sets Standard For Privacy Liability With New Laws
• Toyota Says Speculative Harm In Car-Hacking Suit Not Enough
• Minor Leaguers To Get Indians Payroll Info In Wage Suit
• Jay Z Tells Jury 'Big Pimpin'' Rights Not Among 99 Problems
• LA Times Top Brass Tells Jury Ex-Writer Was 'Over The Line'
• YouTube Parody Producer Dodges Most Copyright Claims
• NCAA Athletes Challenge Payment Ruling In Antitrust Row
• GM Slapped With Corvette Engine Defect Claims
• Homeopathic Co. Says False Ad Suit Lacks Evidence
• Judge Slams Apple Warranty Buyers' Cert. Bid, Prior Attys
• 9th Circ. Nixes Maligned Atty-Fee Rule For Bankruptcy Stays
• Enviros Sue Forest Service Over Nestle Water Bottling
• Consumers Pulling A Fast One In Cymbalta Case, Eli Lilly Says
• Mining Co. Must Face Airborne Pollution Claims, Court Told
• Hobart Linzer's Deceit Cost Food Co. $2M, Suit Says
• Kaiser Cuts Corners On Vital Mental Health Care, Suit Says
• Calif. Judge Decertifies Dispatcher OT Class, Citing Duran
• Ex-Bank Of Internet Auditor Launches Retaliation Suit
• $1B LA Project Faces Tight Timeline, Oceanwide GC Says
• USPTO Opening Calif. Satellite Office In Silicon Valley
• Ex-Paul Hastings Trial Pro Joins Orrick In Southern Calif.
• DirecTV Wants FTC's Deceptive-Ad Suit Trimmed
• Apple Can't Escape IPhone Antitrust Action, Customers Say
• Violin Memory Slams Class Cert. Bid In Suit Over $146M IPO
• Apple Can't Ditch IPhone Customers' Suit Over IOS Update
• EPA Urges 9th Circ. To End States' Challenge To SO2 Deal
• Barnes & Thornburg Has Conflict In Patent Suit, Telecom Says
• Some Parents Settle Aetna Kids' Mental Health Benefits Suit
• Water Suppliers Will Go With 9th Circ. Flow On CWA Reading
• Struggle At The Supreme Court Over Arbitration Clauses
• Conair's Objections Too Early In Hair Dryer Suit, Court Told
• Athletes In EA, NCAA Deals Seek To Sanction Challenger's Atty
• Calif. Gov. Vetoes Ban On Employee Arbitration Deals
• Jay Z, Timbaland Face The Music As Copyright Trial Opens
• Justices Urged To Reject Tribal Jurisdiction Fight In Bus Crash
• Twitter DOJ Suit On Thin Ice After Surveillance Law Shift
• Ex-LA Times Writer Lied About Outside Work, Jury Told
• Activist Says Shutterfly 'Inaction' Could Ignite Proxy Battle
• 9th Circ. Nixes Tomato Cannery's Tin-Maker Conspiracy Suit
• Judge Denies 'Attack-Dog' Art Fraudster's New-Trial Bid
• 9th Circ. Nixes Guatemalan Citizen's Removal Challenge
• 9th Circ. Revives Bank of America Teller Seating Row
• BP Can't Shield Docs In Solar Panel Row, Consumers Say
• T-Mobile, Experian Breach Suits Belong In Calif., JPML Told
• Vodka Co. Presses Court To Nix 'Handmade' Labeling Suit
• Levi Says $15M Contract Claims Too Old To Arbitrate
• Calif. Climate Bill Revamp Won't Prevent Petroleum Cuts
• Uber, Lyft Must Step Up Review Of Calif. Drivers' Records
• Calif. Tribe Doesn't Need Groundwater, 9th Circ. Told
• 9th Circ. Revives Cultural Exchange Group's State Dept. Suit
• JPML Chooses Ohio Over Calif. For Honda Vibrations MDL
• USDA Beats Organic Advocates' Challenge To Synthetic Rules
• Volkswagen Scandal Is Perfect For A Damages Class Action
• Fitbit Workers Must Hand Over Alleged Jawbone Trade Secrets
• Foley Adds Tech Transactional Partner From Paul Hastings
• Hain Cosmetics Label Row Paused Pending 9th Circ. Rulings
• Supreme Court Passes On UnitedHealth's ERISA Question
• Justices Reject Trucking Co. Challenge To Calif. Rest Rules
• Paul Hastings, Gibson Dunn Steer Warriors Arena Land Deal
• Calif. Pension Funds Pushed To Disclose Private Equity Fees
• Squire Patton Boggs Adds Infrastructure Finance Partner
• 4 Justices Won't Revive Ex-Atty's State Bar Libel Suit
• SEC Wins Freeze Of CEO's Assets In EB-5 Investor Fraud Suit
• How 'Dancing Baby' Case Changes Copyright Law
• Caddies Accuse PGA Of 'Free-Loading' With Bib Ads
• AIG Says Cosby Defamation Claims Clearly Not Covered
• Nutraceutical Wants Proposed 'Sugar Pill' Class Action Nixed
• Nordstrom Can't Topple 'Compare At' Pricing Class Action
• Lessons From Hawaii's Trailblazing ACA 1332 Waiver Proposal
• Calif. Clean Energy Law Will Put Pressure On Petroleum
• Calif. OKs Nation's Toughest Limits On Livestock Antibiotics
• Starbucks Wins Delay Of Trial Over Cancer Risk In Coffee
• Roche Pays $580M For Biotech Developing Arthritis Treatment
• VW's 'Auxiliary' Emissions Software Under EPA Scrutiny
• Aveda, Estee Lauder Trainee Wage Suit Split For Arbitration
• Poultry Co. Wins Coverage From Lloyd's In $14M Closure Row
• New $2.6B Suit Against Verizon, AT&T Gets Bad Reception
• Calif. Agency Says VW's Emissions Cheat Fix Due Nov. 20
• Craigslist Wins Permanent Ban On No-Show Data Scraper
• 10 Ways To Become A 360-Degree Lawyer
• Calif. Law Requires Public Pensions To Divest Coal Stakes
• Dykema Adds Ex-Gonzalez Saggio Employment Attorney
• AT&T, Lucent Don't Owe $25M Tax, Calif. Appeals Court Says
• Attys Who Aided Mentally Disabled Immigrants Win $9.5M Fees
• 'Amazing Spider-Man 2' Stuntman Sues Over Age Bias
• Yankees Minor Leaguer Says He Got Fleeced By Phony Agent
• DHS Says Air Marshal Can't Bring Age Bias Suit
• 49ers, Ticketmaster Look To Void Ticket-Printing Suit
• LeClairRyan Adds Ex-Lewis Brisbois Partner In Calif.
• LoanDepot Launches IPO To Address 'Unmet' Demand
• SeaWorld's Orca Expansion Approved, But Without Breeding
• Tribe Says Calif. Required To Negotiate On Casino Land
• Calif. City Hit With Fees After 'Meritless' IP Suit Aimed At Critic
• T-Mobile, Experian Face More Class Claims Over Breach
• BCBG Hit With Wage Theft Class Action Over On-Call Shifts
• 'Big Pimpin' Judge Won't Delay Copyright Trial Over No Show
• Sanctions Bid Axed In Cochran Firm's Trademark Feud
• The Standard Hotel Hit With Wage-Hour Class Action In Calif.
• Fish And Wildlife Appeals Eagle Permit Ruling To 9th Circ.
• Fujifilm Says $10M Patent Verdict Supported By Evidence
• Rejected Amazon Applicant Seeks Class Cert. In FCRA Suit
• 9th Circ. Continues Calif.'s Chipping Away At Arbitration
• A Rare Ruling On Antitrust Whistleblower Protections
• HTC And 'Original Patent Troll' End Antitrust Suit
• Ex-Facebook Employee Drops Suit Alleging Gender, Race Bias
• CitiGroup Escapes Discriminatory Lending Suit In Calif.
• TV Pioneer's Marital Trustees Must Pay $19.4M Estate Taxes
• Calif. Gov. Signs 'Landmark' Digital Privacy Bill Into Law
• Feds Crack Down On Corporate Hacking With Keys Conviction
• Path's Top Execs Must Testify In User Privacy Case
• Calif. Gov. Approves Microbead Ban Starting In 2020
• Potholes Ahead For Uber Passengers' Class Cert. Bid
• Fraudster Seeks Acquittal, Saying Unpaid-For Art Was Fake
• CERCLA Deals Face Tough Road After High Court Snub
• Quinn Emanuel Plotted Beverly Hills Spat, Calif. Court Told
• EA Takes 'Madden NFL' Publicity Rights Row To High Court
• Uber Accused Of Endangering Women With Lax Safety Rules
• Sens. Seek Permanent West Coast Offshore Drilling Ban
• Sazerac Says Wine Logo Rips Off Buffalo Trace Bourbon
• Enviros Sue EPA Over Enforcement Of Air Quality Standards
• Troutman Sanders Nabs Ex-Faruki Ireland Cybersecurity Pro
• 49ers Settle Age Discrimination Suit With Ex-Managers
• Southern Calif. Multifamily Property Trades Hands For $78.5M
• Comcast Beats Sleeping Ex-Employee's Discrimination Suit
• 9th Circ. Says Yoga Poses Not Copyrightable
• Supplier Must Show Chemical Safe In Leukemia Suit
• Pimco Founder Ordered To Deposition In Tiff Over Son's Co.
• EPA Issues First-Ever Action Over Calif. Truck Regs
• Wal-Mart's Pork And Beans Pure Hogwash, Class Action Says
• Ex-Heller Ehrman Client Can't Get Third Shot At $20M Claim
• Unique Claims Doom Drivers' Class Cert., Appeals Court Says
• CRT Purchasers Call Price-Fixing Deal, Atty Fees Unfair
• Former Worker Slaps Keurig With Don-Doff Suit
• Ex-Tribal Councilman Can't Sue BIA Over Removal, Court Says
• Drug Rehab Center Says Calif. City Illegally Pushed It Out
• 'Bond King' Bill Gross Sues Pimco Over His Ouster
• Travelers Too Late To Pick Centex Defense, Court Says
• Potential Problems With The California Fair Pay Act
• Jury Convicts Ex-Reuters Editor In LA Times Hacking Case
• Late Changes In Oracle Patent Suit Rejected By Judge
• Apple, Facebook Beat Data Processing, Storage Patent Suits
• Ex-LA Times Writer Admits Bosses Never Bashed His Age
• Calif. Gov. Signs Landmark Renewable Energy Bill
• Calif. Gov. Signs Bill Addressing Smart TV Privacy Concerns