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On April 8, the U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation ordered all personal injury cases involving the Mirena IUD—now numbering more than 40—coordinated before a judge in White Pla
...intermediate California appellate court has ruled. The Second District Court of Appeal ruled on Tuesday that Los Angeles County, Calif., Superior Court...
...with the bankruptcy court on April 11...suit brought by California's attorney general...San Francisco County Superior Court Judge Curtis...
...Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Lisa Lench...
...that Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Yvette Palazuelos...filed complaints with California's Division of...
...since the New York State court system announced its first-of...of the State Bar of California are poised this fall to...
...Los Angeles County Superior Court in February against...pursuant to the California anti-SLAPP statute...
...he plans to ask Los Angeles Superior Court Presiding Judge Lee Edmon, who is overseeing about 100 California state court cases filed against Toyota...
...appointment to the California court of appeal, I...of my fellow superior court judges was...
...A federal appeals court, splitting with two...a ruling by California's Second District...Angeles County, Calif., Superior Court, alleging violations...
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