The Government Code requires a contract between an employee and a school
district to provide that, if the contract is terminated, the maximum cash settlement the
employee may receive is an amount equal to the monthly salary of the employee
multiplied by the number of months left on the unexpired term of the contract, up to a
maximum of 18 months. (Gov. Code, §§ 53260, subd. (a); 5... More...   $0 (10-14-2019 - CA)

Does “regular rate of compensation” for calculating meal
or rest break premium payments mean the same thing as
“regular rate of pay” for calculating overtime premium payments,
and does facially neutral “rounding” of employee work time
systematically undercompensate Jessica Ferra and a class of
employees of Loews Hollywood Hotel, LLC (Loews)? We agree
with the trial court th... More...   $0 (10-10-2019 - CA)

Two employers agreed that the general employer would
obtain workers’ compensation insurance for employees it leased
to the special employer.1
Relying on this agreement, the special
employer obtained workers’ compensation insurance for its own
employees with a “limiting endorsement” excluding coverage for
special employees. These agreements were in place for several
year... More...   $0 (10-04-2019 - CA)

A jury found in favor of plaintiff Patrick Nejadian and against his
employer, defendant County of Los Angeles (County), on Nejadian’s
causes of action for retaliation in violation of Labor Code1 section
1102.5, subdivision (c) (hereafter, section 1102.5(c)), and for retaliation
in violation of the Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA) (Gov.
Code, § 12940 et seq.), and awarded ... More...   $0 (10-02-2019 - CA)

The facts in this case are not in dispute. Appellants purchased a San Francisco
property in 2000 (Property). They initially lived at the Property and obtained a
homeowners insurance policy from State Farm. Appellants moved out and began renting
the Property in 2003. They contacted their State Farm agent to inquire about appropriate
insurance coverage for the Property. At their dir... More...   $0 (09-30-2019 - CA)

I. The April 2018 Crime Spree
On the morning of April 19, 2018, San Pablo police responded to a report of an
early morning robbery in the parking lot of the Lytton Casino. The victim stated that the
driver-side window of her Mercedes-Benz C300 had been smashed, somebody
rummaged through her belongings and her Apple iPad Air was missing. While officers
were taking the report, tw... More...   $0 (09-23-2019 - CA)

The Jon Corn Law Firm, Jonathan C. Corn, Anders T. Aannestad, Arie L.
Spangler and Lee M. Andelin, for Plaintiffs and Appellants.
This case concerns an appeal and cross appeal from the trial court's ruling on a
petition for writ of administrative mandate that James and Karla Lindstrom (the
Lindstroms) filed against the California Coastal Commission (the Commission)
challenging ... More...   $0 (09-20-2019 - CA)

Plaintiff sued defendant homeowners for premises liability after she tripped on a
step in their garage. Defendants moved for summary judgment on the grounds that
plaintiff was unable to establish one or more elements of her “Personal Injury-Premises
Liability” claim. The trial court granted the motion, concluding plaintiff was unable to
prove breach of duty.
On appeal, plaintif... More...   $0 (09-18-2019 - CA)

Bryan and Jackie Myers (Appellants) appeal from a judgment entered after the
trial court granted a motion for entry of judgment pursuant to the parties' stipulated
settlement (Code Civ. Proc., § 664.6) and from a subsequent order denying their motion
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to set aside or vacate the judgment (id., §§ 473, subd. (d), 663).1 The settlement was
intended to resolve a dispute between n... More...   $0 (09-12-2019 - CA)