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Plaintiffs' video evidence: 'arcing and sparking' from SCE equipment prior to Eaton Fire
Plaintiffs’ attorneys have urged a judge to expand a restraining order against Southern California Edison to preserve equipment and electrical fault data in the wake of a new Eaton Fire video allegedly showing arcing and sparking from an SCE transmission tower. -
Over 100 women sue former Cedars-Sinai gynecologist, alleging misconduct and abuse
More than 100 plaintiffs have filed a new lawsuit against a former Cedars-Sinai Medical Center obstetrician/gynecologist, alleging that he committed sexual misconduct and abuse while treating patients over many decades. -
Superior Court judge sues state officials, alleging justices are being shortchanged on pay hikes
A Sacramento County Superior Court judge has filed a lawsuit alleging that California judges, who make at least $238,500 annually, have been denied legally mandated yearly pay raises due to state officials’ miscalculations. -
Rapper Tory Lanez files ethics complaint with State Bar against former attorney
Jailed rapper Tory Lanez has filed an ethics complaint against the Los Angeles attorney who represented him during his 2022 trial before a jury that found him guilty of shooting fellow musician Megan Thee Stallion in the foot. -
State officials sue Norwalk over city's moratorium on homeless shelters
State officials have filed a lawsuit against the city of Norwalk, accusing the southeast Los Angeles County city of unlawfully passing a moratorium on housing projects for homeless people. -
More Armenian Americans sue Citibank over alleged lending discrimination
The lawsuit is at least the third like it filed in Los Angeles courts accusing the financial giant of "pervasive discrimination" against borrowers with ethnic Armenian surnames -
Sidewalk vendors battle with California cities over regulations and rights in court, city halls, state capitol
State law says sidewalk vending is permitted, but LA, San Diego imposing regulations -
OnlyFans faces suit over auto renewal subscription
LOS ANGELES (Legal Newsline) — An adult entertainment social media platform provider is facing a lawsuit over its automatic renewal subscription policy. -
Cal appeals panel: Prior court order forcing employer to pay child support doesn't shield ex-husband from suit for back payments
A California appeals court has ruled an ex-spouse can be ordered to cover delinquent child support, even if an employer was already withholding support from the ex-spouse's salary, because nothing in state code shields the ex-spouse from back support payment demands -
Mayor emeritus reacts to lawsuit filed against LA County Sheriff alleging political discrimination
If the allegations in a lawsuit filed against Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva are true, then only the people can hold him accountable, according to a former San Luis Obispo mayor. -
Motorcyclist's parents awarded $36.25 million after LA jury finds defendant in fatal crash exclusively responsible
David Andrade died in 2018 at the age of 26 and his parents, Hortencia and Salvador Andrade were each awarded $18,125,000 -
Claremont, Fullerton, La Mirada sued over zoning laws that allegedly contribute to homelessness
The impact lawsuits allege that the cities failed to meet Oct. 15, 2021's state law deadline for housing elements, which identify sites available for future housing developments that meet the city’s Regional Housing Needs Allocation (RHNA) allocation. -
LA lawsuit alleges children's self-strangulation death was encouraged by TikTok algorithm
The plaintiffs’ attorney who sued TikTok is alleging that the social media platform intentionally directs young users to dangerous content, such as 'TikTok Challenges.' -
Male teen prescribed estrogen in state custody sues after breasts develop
Attorney Wesley Ouchi’s lawsuit against Los Angeles County lead to third-party oversight of juvenile hall -
JetSmarter sued for breach of contract after allegedly withholding membership benefits
Breach of contract and fraudulent inducement are just some of the allegations JetSmarter, Inc. (along with Does 1-4) are being sued for in the Superior Court of the State of California for the County of Los Angeles. -
Lawsuit says Publishers Clearing House scam took $95K from California man
LOS ANGELES (Legal Newsline) – A California man who alleges he paid $95,000 in a scam using the Publishers Clearing House's (PCH) name alleges he was targeted because his personal information was obtained from PCH. -
Inglewood attorney faces suspension, probation after failing to pay court-ordered sanctions, costs
SAN FRANCISCO (Northern California Record) — Longtime Inglewood attorney Perfisity McGhee faces suspension and probation following a July 10 California Supreme Court order for allegedly failing to report and pay sanctions and to pay court-ordered cost, according to a recent State Bar of California announcement and court documents.