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San Diego Civic Center Plaza Landlord Files Unlawful Detainer Against the City
Can a landlord really evict a city? Well, according to news sources, Lawyers for the landlord at the Civic Center Plaza filed an unlawful detainer lawsuit Tuesday against the city of San Diego, raising the stakes in an escalating conflict over a pair of lease-purchase agreements signed years ago by both parties. An unlawful detainer […]
Insurance Company Sues Disney to Avoid Payouts for Covid Production Delays
According to news sources, the Walt Disney Co. is facing a lawsuit from an insurance company that does not want to pay out coverage for certain delays of film and TV productions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co. on Thursday filed a complaint in Los Angeles County Superior Court asking the court […]
San Jose Hotel Dispute Pits Owner v. Manager
According to news sources, the owner and the operator of the downtown San Jose Fairmont hotel are locked in widening legal hostilities after the filing of a lawsuit to the hotel’s bankruptcy proceeding. The conflict has morphed into a full-scale battle after the launch of the litigation, which was filed on June 29 as a […]
Lawsuit Questions New Mexico Law Banning Liquor Sales at Some Gas Stations
A company that operates gas stations in New Mexico is claiming the state is unfairly singling out one county (McKinley) by not letting its gas stations sell liquor. The new rule is among the sweeping changes made to the state’s liquor laws that just went into effect.Western Refining Retail has 115 stores and gas stations […]
Dispute Over Flintstones Decorations Makes Homeowner $125K Richer
Yabba-Dabba-See You in Court — That’s what Florence Fang got when her caveperson-esque home in Hillsborough, California was declared a “public nuisance” due to her various lawn ornaments featuring everyone’s favorite stone-age cartoon family. The lawsuit is now settled and now, Fang will get to keep the dinosaur sculptures, Yabba Dabba Doo sign, and other […]
How the Pandemic Changed Corporate Leasing
All around us we see more signs that pandemic restrictions loosening and the opportunity for a “return to normal” is growing. But for commercial real estate landlords and tenants, will there be a new normal? The lessons of this pandemic will likely bring both short-term and permanent changes to the commercial leasing landscape. Portland Law […]
Game of Life Dispute Finally Over
Milton Bradley/Hasbro’s famous “Game of Life” has entertained families for decades and given many kids their first look at the super fun responsibilities that await them on the big board. But a new legal dispute about the copyright to the game spun the wheel in court recently to collect some presents. The action settles a […]
Do You HAVE to Settle an ADA Website Lawsuit?
U.S. companies have been inundated with lawsuits in the past several years alleging that their websites do not comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and various state laws, including the California Unruh Act. Plaintiffs claim that the websites do not meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) created by the nonprofit World Wide […]
CVS Health Accused of Fueling Opioid Crisis
A national drug store chain is being accused of “fueling” the opioid crisis in the state of Kentucky according to a new lawsuit. Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron (R) sued the health care company in Franklin Circuit Court, alleging that its “unlawful business practices” and failure to “guard against the diversion of opioids” contributed to […]
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