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Plaintiff attorney: Human papillomavirus trial delay warranted due to RFK Jr. confirmation hearings
A Los Angeles trial involving a plaintiff who alleges that Merck & Co.’s human papillomavirus vaccine (HPV) led to side effects including chronic pain, a heart condition and fatigue has been postponed until September, according to attorneys familiar with the case. -
L.A. Superior Court judge admonished for intrusions into other judges' chambers after hours
A state panel has publicly admonished a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge who repeatedly entered the chambers of her fellow judges without authorization and attempted to access computer files and confidential documents. -
Plaintiff attorney: Restraining order in Eaton Fire lawsuit will prevent SCE 'gamesmanship'
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge has approved a temporary restraining order against Southern California Edison in an effort to preserve potential evidence indicating how the deadly Eaton Fire started. -
Eaton Fire lawsuits: Southern California Edison 'negligence' contributed to devastation
At least 14 lawsuits filed in recent weeks by those affected by the deadly Eaton Fire argue that Southern California Edison’s equipment helped to spark some of the initial flames and that the utility bears some responsibility for the devastation that followed. -
Palisades, Eaton wildfires spawning lawsuits vs LADWP, SoCal Edison; Many more expected
Investigations could take months or years, but trial lawyers have rushed into court on behalf of the Pacific Palisades and Eaton wildfire victims. The suits accused LA Dept of Water & Power of failing to provide enough water and accused Southern California Edison of causing the blazes. Many more lawsuits are expected to be filed -
'De-transitioned' woman accuses doctors of 'medical abuse,' pushing her as child to become 'trans'
A young woman has sued prominent transgender youth doctor Johana Olson-Kennedy and others, accusing them of inflicting traumatic "medical abuse" in allegedly pushing a "scared, confused, and traumatized" girl into trans "affirming care," causing psychiatric problems and irreversible physical damage -
Evolving scientific views of child abuse drive debate over Menendez brothers’ resentencing
An anticipated resentencing hearing for Erik and Lyle Menendez has sparked debate about the state of scientific knowledge on the effects of child abuse 30 years ago, when the brothers were convicted of the shotgun slayings of their parents. -
City of L.A. accused of 'thinly veiled racism' in lawsuit over Venice low-income housing project
Low-income housing advocates are suing the city of Los Angeles and City Council for allegedly obstructing the construction of a 140-unit project in Venice that plaintiffs say is needed to house chronically homeless people in the coastal community. -
Rideshare driver stabbed by passenger can't sue Lyft for not screening passengers' criminal history
The passenger who attacked a rideshare driver had a lengthy criminal history, easily pulled in a basic background check. But a state appeals court says California law blocks Lyft and other rideshare operators from screening passengers to protect their drivers -
Class action accuses Crystal Geyser bottled water makers of selling water with microplastics
The lawsuit accuses CG Roxane LLC of allegedly misleading customers by marketing their product as natural spring water. -
Class action: Danone's Evian 'Natural Spring Water' allegedly contains microplastics
The class action lawsuit claims the company allegedly has misled consumers. -
Class action lawsuit accuses Kohl's of misleading customers about thread counts on bedsheets
The lawsuit claims Kohl's advertises thread counts of 600 or more in its 100% cotton bedsheets, but such thread counts are allegedly actually impossible and don't make for better bedsheets -
Class action accuses TMobile of allegedly misleading customers into agreeing to fees added onto monthly bills
The lawsuit accuses T-Mobile of allegedly gaining hundreds of millions of dollars in unauthorized fees from California customers. -
Class action accuses Valero Services of CA labor law violations
The lawsuit accuses the company of not correctly calculating pay and overtime rates, among other allegations. -
Class action accuses Bloomingdale's of violating CA wage, labor laws
Department store chain Bloomingdale's has been accused of allegedly violating California wage and labor laws. -
Woman's lawsuit accuses Sanofi of religious discrimination for firing her over Covid vax mandate
A Los Angeles woman says biotech company Sanofi humiliated her for seeking religious exemption to its Covid shot mandate, and then terminated her after refusing her waiver request. -
More Armenian Americans sue Citibank over alleged lending discrimination
The lawsuit accuses Citibank of allegedly targeting Armenian American banking customers and borrowers for denial based on alleged ethnic stereotypes as "bad guys" at greater risk of fraud and other alleged financial misdeeds. -
Class action says adult products seller Adam & Eve allowing Google to glean info about online customers
Adam & Eve, an adult products seller, is facing a class action lawsuit over allegations of improper data sharing with Google. -
Woman says Walgreens owes for firing her after calling cops when shoplifter threatened her
The lawsuit claims Walgreens illegally retaliated against her for calling the police on the shoplifter and allegedly failed to provide a safe workplace. -
Class action accuses Anheuser-Busch of attempting to block critical speech about the company, products online
Anheuser-Busch is facing a class action lawsuit for allegedly attempting to prevent customers from expressing negative opinions about the company through its website user agreement.