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SACRAMENTO (Legal Newsline) – As California Assemblyman Mike Gatto, D-Los Angeles, learned more about Proposition 65 and its impact on small businesses, he heard several stories that struck him as clear abuses of the law. Restaurant and bar owners were … Read More »
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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Patent company has big case, no office
The directory in Ogma’s building.
Photo by Kevin Berns.
LONGVIEW, Texas (Legal Newsline) – By some accounts, freshly formed Ogma LLC is a legitimate company in the business of making legitimate patent infringement claims. What the company appears to lack, however, is a legitimate office.
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Drugmaker sues Ky. AG over hiring of private attorneys
Conway
FRANKFORT, Ky. (Legal Newsline) – A subsidiary of Merck & Co. is accusing Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway of violating its right to due process in a lawsuit filed by Conway in 2009, according to a complaint filed in federal court earlier this month.
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Liu’s appointment hearing today
Liu
SAN FRANCISCO (Legal Newsline) – California’s Commission on Judicial Appointments is holding a public hearing Wednesday to discuss the appointment of Goodwin Liu, a failed judicial appointee of President Obama, to the state Supreme Court.
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Valve-maker not liable in asbestos case
LOS ANGELES (Legal Newsline) – California’s Second District Court of Appeals last week upheld a ruling in favor a valve manufacturer sued by a man who alleged the company’s products gave him cancer. From 1961 to 1965, plaintiff Dennis H. … Read More
Asbestos, Hot Topics, NewsNLRB to implement new notification rules
Chavez
The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) will implement new notification rules of employee rights in the workplace. The new rules require that employers post information about employee rights online and in the workplace. Read More
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