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Yellowjackets Give Rise to Lawsuit

2018-10-05T21:51:51-07:00October 5, 2018|

From time to time, year to year, we occasionally suffer from yellowjackets especially when eating outside. They love meat. Yountville in the Napa area has its share of yellowjackets as you will see. SWARMED ON GOLF COURSE In July 2013, Carolyn Staats was taking a ...

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Partisan Gerrymandering Ruled Unconstitutional

2018-09-28T23:27:42-07:00September 28, 2018|

One of my pet peeves is the rigging of elections by politicians. Drawing voting district maps in convoluted configurations to insure victory at the polls at the expense of the party not in power (gerrymandering), is common throughout our fair land. We recently wrote about ...

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Yoga Instructor Sued By Student

2018-09-21T19:41:38-07:00September 21, 2018|

Lots of my friends regularly attend yoga classes. I go to the gym – old school. So when I came by a new California case where a student sued her yoga instructor, I knew we had to feature it in the Law Review. YOGA INSTRUCTOR ...

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Are You Entitled To Sit On The Job?

2018-09-14T22:06:08-07:00September 14, 2018|

If you see the cashiers at Rite Aid sitting on the job don’t be surprised. Under a recently settled class action lawsuit, Rite Aid must provide seating to its 23,000 cashiers. Same goes for CVS Pharmacy. And some predict that most retail store cashiers will ...

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Sealed By A Handshake – Binding And Enforceable Oral Contracts

2018-09-10T18:41:14-07:00September 10, 2018|

In the old days, people would negotiate a contract by discussing each side’s objectives and concerns, informally ironing out the details, and shaking hands to seal the deal.  Oral contracts were quite common.  Nowadays, it’s often said: “get everything in writing.”  In contrast to simpler ...

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Mandalay Bay Sues Shooting Victims!

2018-09-07T19:37:36-07:00September 7, 2018|

In an aggressive legal maneuver, MGM Resorts, owner of Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, sued more than 1,000 people, along with their families, who were killed or injured when Stephen Paddock inexplicably opened fire from his room at Mandalay Bay on the ...

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