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...F051804 In the Court of Appeal of the State of California Fifth Appellate District (Super. Ct. No. VCF159507)...
...in-house attorney, does not have the profile of a typical corporate lawyer. For starters, Wilson has never practiced law at a firm. ...
...Minnesota School of Law in 2009. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Robert "Mac" McMurry has joined...
...is a common misconception in California that any attorney representing a...less attractive to many plaintiffs lawyers. Until recently, trial courts varied...
...34;when strangers come to look at the content," DataTech's lawyer, D. Gill Sperlein of San Francisco, told the Ninth Circuit on Monday...
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...several respects, Hunter was a case of first impression about lawyer bloggers. Here's the case in a nutshell: Richmond, Va...
...California's anti-SLAPP statute has...it to one particular group: lawyers accused of misconduct. ...
...or lack of them. For more than a year, the California Judges Association has been ...
...Scott Johnson, a paraplegic lawyer and pro per plaintiff who has filed thousands of disability access lawsuits against California businesses. For...
...RESOURCE COUNCIL; WESTERN ORGANIZATION OF RESOURCE OUNCILS; NORTHEAST RGANIC AIRY PRODUCERS ALLIANCE; CALIFORNIA FARMERS UNION, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v....
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