National Law Journal
...34; The service operates in Los Angeles and in Seattle. ...
...say, is her experience in court. "Edith Ramirez...background in representing individuals and municipal utilities as well as businesses...
National Law Journal
...fn1 appeals the trial court's summary judgment in favor...The City also considered 21 municipal land-use studies, crime reports...
...in the country after Governor Jerry Brown appointed her to Los Angeles Municipal Court in 1977, announced her retirement on January 24. Todd, who...
National Law Journal
...and Fourteenth Amendments. The district court dismissed his claims, ruling that...We also conclude that Chicago Municipal Code § 8-4-010...
...federal appeals court has upheld...city of Los Angeles from disposing...to constrain municipal governments from...
National Law Journal
...United States District Court for the District of Connecticut...was insufficient to prove 34 municipal liability under the standard of...
National Law Journal
...Bruederle now appeals the district court's order granting summary judgment...at the jail under a municipal contract. At approximately 8:15...
...The Los Angeles City Attorney...County Superior Court, alleges that...violation of municipal, state, and...
...California appellate court struck down...in unincorporated Los Angeles County, a...regarding whether municipal efforts to...
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