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...is a public utility which provides water to residents in its service area in Marin County. (Marin Mun. Water Dist. v. KG Land California...
...litigation, in part by using Oakland-based attorneys charging San Francisco Bay Area rates -- as much as $625 an hour -- even though the case...
...then awarded costs to the state, including attorney fees based on Bay Area market rates in light of its attorneys’ being from Oakland...
...investors in the payments company have been big players in the Bay Area's startup scene. Venture capital firms including Valley stalwarts...
...Bruce C. Paltenghi and Richard S. Bruno for Defendant and Respondent East Bay Regional Park District. OPINION ...
...Waters can save Drake's Bay Oyster Co. So...National Seashore as a wilderness area in 1972 but granted a...
...SAN FRANCISCO — After waiting for nearly a year, Bay Area lawyer William Orrick III has cleared his final hurdle to a...
...Times were less austere when Haag was appointed to the Bay Area's top law enforcement job. As one of her first personnel...
...investors in the payments company have been big players in the Bay Area's startup scene. Venture capital firms including Valley stalwarts...
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