Los Angeles County
Recent News About Los Angeles County
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Eddie Jauregui Named a 2021 MCCA Rising Star
Eddie Jauregui Named a 2021 MCCA Rising Star. -
Governor Newsom Announces Appointments 8.6.21
Governor Newsom Announces Appointments 8.6.21. -
July 23: San Bernardino County Superior Court docket for "dissolution with children" cases
The following cases categorized as "dissolution with children" were on the docket in the San Bernardino County Superior Court on July 23. All case details are allegations only and should not be taken as fact: -
San Bernardino County Superior Court: Actions Taken on July 23
The San Bernardino County Superior Court reported the following activity on July 23 in the suits below: -
Family of six sues L.A. County over man's suicide in jail
LOS ANGELES -- A woman and her five children allege a stay in jail caused the wrongful of their husband and father. -
Court activity on July 23: Cecilia M. Zuniga vs Adalberto Zuniga
The San Bernardino County Superior Court reported the following activity in the suit brought by Cecilia M. Zuniga and The County of San Bernardino against Adalberto Zuniga, Constructionlaborers Trust Funds for Southe, Laborers Health & Welfare Trust Fund for So, Laborers International Union, Laborers' International Union of North Amer, Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, Plaster Tenders Ofsouthern California Loca and The Pension of Theconstruction Laborers Pe on July 23. -
NFIB: AB 150 is a good step, but many businesses have expenses that exceed $10,000
Just as small business owners were gaining confidence in the California economy, Los Angeles County public health officials announced masks are required to be worn indoors despite vaccinations -
Illegal cannabis farms cause concern among Northern LA County residents
The number of illegal cannabis farms in Northern Los Angeles County has grown from 150 to 500 since the onset of the pandemic with illegal dispensaries outnumbering compliant marijuana businesses 50 to1 -
'We remain shocked': Los Angeles County Business Federation reacts to new rule aimed at regulating nitrogen oxide and diesel emissions
The South Coast Air Quality Management District has adopted a rule aimed at regulating nitrogen oxide and diesel particulate matter emissions related with truck traffic at area warehouses. -
Man alleges excessive force cover-up by L.A. sheriff's department
LOS ANGELES -- A man is suing Los Angeles County and individual police officers alleging suffering assault and battery. -
JONES DAY: Rasha Gerges Shields elected a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation
Rasha Gerges Shields, a partner in Jones Day's State Attorney General Enforcement, Investigations & Litigation Practice resident in the Los Angeles Office, has been elected a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation (ABF). Membership is limited to just one percent of lawyers licensed to practice in each jurisdiction. -
CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR'S OFFICE: Governor Newsom Announces Judicial Appointments 7.9.21
Governor Gavin Newsom today announced his nomination of four Court of Appeal Justices: Justice Alison M. Tucher as Presiding Justice of the First District Court of Appeal, Division Three; Justice Teri L. Jackson as Presiding Justice of the First District Court of Appeal, Division Five; Judge Cynthia C. Lie as an Associate Justice of the Sixth District Court of Appeal; and Judge Charles E. Wilson II as an Associate Justice of the Sixth District Court of Appeal. -
Parents seek injunction for LAUSD children to resume in-person learning 'immediately and without restrictions'
A lawsuit filed in California Federal Court aims to get Los Angeles County children back into classrooms without restrictions after more than a year of remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Lawsuit claims Red Lobster gets lobster and shrimp from suppliers using inhumane practices
A Los Angeles County resident is suing Red Lobster for using "deceptive marketing" to sell its lobster and shrimp products. -
Girardi Keese law firm allegedly owes $25 million to plaintiff's law firm Owen Patterson & Owen
The embattled law firm Girardi Keese allegedly owes $25 million in unpaid referral fees on several mass tort cases to a Los Angeles plaintiffs firm -
LA Superior Court's plans for $1 billion expected to be approved by lawmakers June 15
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s proposed revised budget is essential to help the Superior Court of Los Angeles County maintain its current service levels and provide some one-time relief to address the COVID backlog, according to Los Angeles Superior Court officials. -
Bonta supports LA County's ban on flavored tobacco in 9th Circuit Amicus Brief
California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed an Amicus Brief last month in the U.S. -
NELSON MULLINS: Nelson Mullins Awards Sixth Year of Diversity Scholarships
Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP has awarded its sixth year of diversity scholarships to three law students: Zahra Asadi, Alberto Lugo, and Eva Diaz. -
MAYER BROWN: Mayer Brown partner Glenn Vanzura named to Los Angeles Business Journal’s 2021 “LA500” list
Mayer Brown announced that Litigation & Dispute Resolution partner Glenn Vanzura (Los Angeles) has been selected to Los Angeles Business Journal’s (LABJ) “LA500” list in the Law category for the second consecutive year. -
Federal judge denies LA County's motion to dismiss homelessness liability claim
A federal judge denied Los Angeles County's motion to dismiss a lawsuit that alleges it mismanaged the homelessness crisis and may have even helped create it.