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Los Angeles Unified School District v. S&W Atlas Iron & Metal Co., Inc. et al
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March 25, 2022
Tensions Ease In LA School District, Scrap Metal Yard Fight
Months after the Los Angeles Unified School District sought sanctions against attorneys representing a scrap metal yard as part of a contentious legal fight over the yard's impact on a neighboring school, the sides told a California federal judge Friday that mediation efforts are making significant progress as they asked for more time to negotiate.
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December 10, 2021
LA School District Seeks Sanctions In Metal Projectiles Case
The Los Angeles Unified School District is seeking sanctions against attorneys representing a scrap metal yard, which is being sued for its impact on a neighboring school, for allegedly falsely telling the court that school district lawyers had drafted a declaration submitted by a witness.
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August 14, 2020
LA District Says Scrap Co. Must Stop Projectiles Near School
The Los Angeles Unified School District says that a scrap yard next door to a high school has launched metal projectiles onto school property and released substances that can harm student health, asking a federal court to halt the alleged threat.