A Washington defendant whose lawyer was not allowed to argue simultaneous, but competing theories, to the jury has won reconsideration by the full 9th U.S. Circuit
Month: February 2013
Circuit Boosts Retiree Fight to Block Health Cuts
Retired Sonoma County employees won revival of claims that the county health care benefits were impliedly promised in perpetuity and so can’t be cut its
Security Deposit for Foreign Copyright Claim
The constantly evolving copyright battles over digital file-sharing, including fights over mass “John Doe” subpoenas to service providers, may be morphing again into new litigation
Investors Sue Netflix Over Subscription Claims
A shareholder sued Netflix, Inc., the movie-streaming service, in a federal class action this week alleging the company misled investors about the company’s growth. The
SEC Has $3 Million Deal to Settle ex-Mercury Execs Backdating
Two former executives of Mercury Interactive agreed to pay nearly $3 million in civil penalties and disgorgement of profits from an illegal stock options backdating
Dime Bags Are Legal in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles County ban on retail store single-use plastic bags was upheld Thursday by a state appeals court. A consumer challenged the required 10
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