Defendant ReadyLink Healthcare, Inc. (ReadyLink) is a nurse staffing company
that places nurses in hospitals, typically on a short-term basis. Plaintiff State
Compensation Insurance Fund (SCIF) is a public enterprise fund created by statute as a
workers' compensation insurer. Like private workers' compensation insurers, SCIF
provides workers' compensation insurance to employers. Th

St. Louis, MO - The United States of America charged Devante Coffie with theft of firearms.

Devante Coffie, 19, of Valley Park, Missouri, was charged by a federal complaint with stealing 32 handguns and two long guns at the Southside Pawn Shop.

Tulsa, OK - Opal Lorene Tavernier and Tom Travenier sued Nisha Inn, Inc. d/b/a Best Western Airport on premises liability and loss of consortium theories claiming that they were injured and/or damaged in a trip and fall accident suffered by Mrs. Tavernier while she was a guest at the Defendant's motel.

Oklahoma Premises Liability Law by

El Reno, OK - The State of Oklahoma charged Ashley Nicole Redcherries with:

Count # 1. Count as Filed: ABGEN, PRISONER PLACE BODY FLUID ON GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE, in violation of 21 O.S. 650.9
Date of Offense: 12/19/2019
Party Name Disposition Information
REDCHERRIES, ASHLEY NICOLE Disposed: DEFERRED, 05/29/2020. Guilty Plea
Count as Disposed: PRISONER PLACE BODY FLUID O

Las Vegas, NV - The United States of America charged Albert Raul Franco with illegally acquiring firearms.

Albert Raul Franco was sentenced to three years in prison for illegally acquiring 11 firearms through a straw purchaser who made false statements on federal firearms transaction documents during the purchases.

�Far too often, guns bought by straw purchasers end up in the h

Appellants operate several residential care facilities for the elderly.
Respondents are seven former employees who worked at the facilities, and
who brought administrative proceedings against appellants before the Labor
Commissioner (the Commissioner) seeking unpaid wages and penalties.
When the Commissioner awarded the employees more than $2.5 million,
appellants sought de nov

Seattle, WA - The United States of America charged Joey A. Maillet with:

Theft of Firearm from Federal Firearms Licensee - 18:922(u) and 924(i)(1)
(1-2)

The suspect in the theft of nearly 40 firearms from two different gun stores pleaded guilty today in U.S. District Court in Seattle to two counts of theft of firearms from a federal firearms licensee, announced U.S. Attorn

In 1950 the owner of property in Boyle Heights agreed to
provide eight parking spaces to the owner of a neighboring lot
who wanted to build a warehouse exceeding the maximum
allowable square footage then permitted by the Los Angeles
Municipal Code (LAMC). A notarized parking affidavit
documenting the agreement was filed with the Los Angeles
Department of Building and Safety

Las Vegas, NV - The United States of America charged Sylvester Mitchell with selling firearms without a license.

A Las Vegas man who sold nearly 200 firearms without a Federal Firearms License was sentenced to two years and five months in prison to be followed by three years of supervised release.

�Through Project Guardian, the Department of Justice is focused on preventing and

After prevailing in the trial court on a petition for writ of
mandate, Juan Antonio Villarreal, Jr., filed a motion for attorney
fees under the private attorney general doctrine. (Code Civ.
Proc., § 1021.5.)1 The trial court concluded that Villarreal had
not established that the benefit the writ petition achieved was
conferred on a sufficiently large enough class of persons to

In July 2013, the Executive Officer of the California State Board of Pharmacy (the
Board) filed an accusation against pharmacist Solomon Oduyale, citing 20 charges for
discipline and seeking revocation of his pharmacist license. By August 2016, Oduyale
had successfully challenged all but nine of the charges for discipline against him. The
Board then ordered Oduyale's pharmacist lic

Appeal from a judgment of the Superior Court of Orange County, Glenn R.
Salter, Judge. Affirmed.
Garner Health Law and Craig B. Garner for Defendants and Appellants.
Rutan & Tucker and Robert O. Owen for Plaintiff and Respondent.
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Defendant New Method Wellness, Inc. (New Method), runs a drug
treatment facility and houses some of its patients in three residences (