When a mentally ill mother is found unfit to care for her two children, and their father is capable of caring for them, the custody
Month: October 2013
Give Arbitration the Old College Try
Students of a for-profit college chain that operates Heald and Everest schools must arbitrate their complaints over allegedly deceptive schemes to entice students to enroll
49er Fan Stabbing Case Punted to State Court
A football fan, who was shot four times trying to save a friend outside a Forty-Niner Football game, must take his negligence claims to state
Ralphs Gets Cold Cut in Deli Worker Dispute
Ralphs grocery chain cannot compel individual arbitration for a group of deli clerks claiming they were denied meal breaks and overtime and want to pursue
Soldier’s Baby Death Suit Tossed – Regretfully
The U.S. Army cannot be held to account for ignoring doctors and forcing a pregnant soldier to engage in physical training, causing the death of
Key Corporate Defeat in ERISA Case
Retirees, who have pension plans invested in company stock only to see shares plummet, have been given a gift by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court
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