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  • Google Sued by the Borings for Invasion of Privacy
  • Woody Allen Sues American Apparel Over Billboards
  • How Will Magic Castle/AMA Lawsuit Affect Its Future?
  • EBay Settles “Buy It Now” Lawsuit With MercExchange
  • San Francisco Police Department Reverse Discrimination Lawsuit Settled for $1.6 Million
  • LifeLock Sued by Experian for Deceptive Business Practices
  • Allianz Agrees to $10 Million Settlement With CA Insurance Commissioner
  • CA Court of Appeal Affirms EMT’s Protection Under MICRA
  • Lawsuit Can Proceed Over Color of Grocery Store Salmon
  • CA Court of Appeal Rules Yahoo Message Boards Will Remain Anonymous
  • KB Home and Countrywide Sued Over “Inflated” Appraisals
  • California Supreme Court Gives OK to Fire Medical Marijuana Users
  • Settlement Talks Fail in American Apparel Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
  • Cardiac Patient Rasheed Hunter Files Class Action Lawsuit Over Medtronic Recall
  • EZ Lube Settlement Allows Customers to Watch Car Repairs
  • Are You Asking Police to Pull You Over?
  • California Court of Appeal Rules in Favor of Employee fired for Complaining About Fraudulent Activities at Car Dealers
  • Apple Settles Patent Lawsuit with Burst
  • California Supreme Court: “You Must File a Claim Before Suing the Government!”
  • California Lawsuit Seeks Fair Emergency Room Billing Practices
  • Will Brad Pitt be Sued by Universal?
  • Disney Sued by Disabled Guests Over Segway Ban
  • California Attorney General Settles With AT&T Mobility
  • Court of Appeals to Bank of America: When is a Vice President not a Vice President?
  • If a Judge Adds a Poem to His Ruling, Should the Commission on Judicial Performance Open an Inquiry?
  • Intel and Transmeta End Patent Lawsuits With Intriguing Settlement
  • No Love for Apple and AT&T in Class Action iPhone Lawsuits
  • Court of Appeal Affirms: Plaintiff Cannot Purchase Products Solely as Reason to Sue
  • California Department of Education Settles Lawsuit with American Diabetes Association
  • AOL & KaZaa Could be Added to RIAA v. Santangelo Lawsuit
  • SunRocket Files Lawsuit Against Vonage: Is Customer List Confidential?
  • Lawsuit 101: Understanding the Process of Business Litigation
  • Court of Appeal to Santa Monica: Your Litigation Waived Your Right to Arbitration in Lawsuit
  • Corinthian Schools Denies Wrongdoing and Settles Lawsuit with Attorney General Jerry Brown for $6.5 Million
  • VidiLife.com (LiveUniverse) Loses Antitrust Case Against MySpace.com
  • As Del Taco and Other Public Establishments Have Learned Obstructions, Even Temporary Ones May Give Rise to ADA and Unruh Act Liabliity
  • Porsche Lessee Settles Lawsuit Against Auto Dealer... California Court of Appeals Remands Case Back to Trial Court RE: Attorney’s Fees
  • Dominic Scott Kay, Age 11, Settles First Hollywood Lawsuit
  • Principals of Litigation from Mike Dillon, General Counsel, Sun Microsystems Inc.
  • False Advertising Lawsuit Against Apple MacBook Claims Millions of Colors Missing
  • California Student Loses “That’s So Gay” Lawsuit
  • Fraud Case Settled Against California Health Plan Vendor
  • California Judge Rules in Favor of Kaleidescape and Consumers
  • California Judge Gives Final OK to Yahoo Click Fraud Settlement
  • California & Arizona McDonald’s Franchisee to Pay $550,000 In Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
  • Taco Bell Sued for Libel by California Farm
  • Los Angeles: Is “Heroes” Lawsuit Against NBC Frivolous? Are Frivolous Lawsuits Intellectual Property? Are These Examples of Business Litigation Gone Insane?
  • Internet Free Speech Lawsuit to Proceed Against Real Estate Commission....Did California Set Precedent in 2004?
  • Los Angeles: Motion for Summary Judgement Filed in Antitrust Lawsuit Against World Poker Tour Entertainment (WPTE)
  • Patent Litigation in California and Across the U.S. is the Hot*Hot*Hottest Area of Lawsuits & Also One of the Most Expensive
  • Business Lawsuits Heard in Their Own Court...Will California be next?
  • Lawsuit finally settled…..after only 31 years of Litigation!

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  • April 16, 2008 2:06 PM
    Google Sued by the Borings for Invasion of Privacy Internet giant Google has been sued by Aaron and Christine Boring for taking photographs of their property for Google Maps Street View feature. The problem is...
  • April 9, 2008 10:11 AM
    Woody Allen Sues American Apparel Over Billboards Academy Award winning director Woody Allen filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Manhattan seeking $10 Million from American Apparel for use of his image without permission. The lawsuit states that the actor and director...
  • April 1, 2008 6:05 AM
    How Will Magic Castle/AMA Lawsuit Affect Its Future? For over 45 years the Magic Castle has been the clubhouse of the Academy of Magical Arts (AMA). On February 21, 2008 the AMA flied a lawsuit against Magic Food & Beverage Inc., a company with an affiliation to Magic Castle Park LLC, the owner of the property, which has been for sale since last year....
  • March 25, 2008 1:30 PM
    EBay Settles “Buy It Now” Lawsuit With MercExchange MercExchange filed a lawsuit against online auction giant eBay in 2001 claiming eBay’s “Buy It Now” infringed on MercExchange patents and technology. In 2003 a jury awarded MercExchange $35 million in damages. The judge reduced the jury award to… $25 million. A federal judge certified the penalty and eBay threatened appeal....
  • March 18, 2008 1:06 PM
    San Francisco Police Department Reverse Discrimination Lawsuit Settled for $1.6 Million In 2003 twelve San Francisco Police Officers sued the Police Department alleging that black officers were being favored for promotions to lieutenant. While the city admitted no wrongdoing, a settlement was reached 2 years ago. The settlement was delayed...

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