Lawyers: Wells Fargo Created About 3.5 Million Fake Accounts
Lawyers suing Wells Fargo on behalf of customers say the bank may have opened about 3.5 million unauthorized accounts.
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Lawyers suing Wells Fargo on behalf of customers say the bank may have opened about 3.5 million unauthorized accounts.
City Attorney Dennis Herrera filed a petition Thursday in Superior Court seeking a court order for addresses and names of drivers who operate in the city.
A family who said they were recently attacked by a mob of teenagers on BART is taking legal action against the agency by filing a claim.
Former San Francisco 49er Joe Montana has filed a lawsuit against the developers of a luxury high-rise condominium tower that is sinking at an unexpected rate.
The university is suing Douglas Shaw and his scientific partner, saying they stole the school's intellectual property by taking some of the fruits of their research with them.
Lawyers representing several high school students are suing the Albany Unified School District after the district disciplined the teens for posting racists memes on social media.
The Eagles are suing the owners of a Mexican hotel named Hotel California, claiming it's capitalizing off the band's hit song of the same name
A Sonoma County hotel is expected to pay nearly $1 million to settle a class-action lawsuit with former spa employees.
A San Francisco Superior Court judge on Tuesday ruled against a landlord accused of ongoing harassment of tenants and illegal evictions in a lawsuit filed by the city, issuing a sweeping order that voided all pending evictions, prohibits further contact with tenants and levies nearly $2.4 million in penalties.
A settlement signed Monday morning in a lawsuit filed by Airbnb and HomeAway will ease the registration process for short-term rental hosts and help ensure that only those who are legally registered can list properties on the sites, San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera said.
A group of California gun owners is challenging the state's ban on large capacity magazines, saying it violates their constitutional rights.
A Mississippi sheriff's deputy is suing singer R. Kelly, alleging that Kelly had a yearslong affair with his wife that broke up his marriage...
The first lawsuit in connection with the deadly West Oakland apartment fire that left four people dead in late March was filed Wednesday morning.
Depp sued The Management Group in January for more than $25 million, charging fraud and negligence...
Civil rights attorney John Burris is filing a lawsuit on behalf of a Sacramento man beaten by police during an arrest for allegedly jaywalking on his way home from work.
The UC at Berkeley students who invited Ann Coulter to speak on campus are threatening to sue the university if it doesn't find a proper time and venue for the conservative pundit to speak next week.
An attorney for the law offices of John L. Burris on Friday filed a wrongful death lawsuit against rapper Young Jeezy, concert promoter Live Nation and others in connection with the 2014 fatal shooting of a concert promoter at the Shoreline Amphitheatre.
A North Bay man who was Tasered and beaten in his home by a sheriff's deputy during a domestic disturbance call last year and captured the violent scene on video is filing suit.
The suit alleges funds raised for veterans was diverted for personal use such as shopping at Victoria's Secret and paying credit card debt.
A lawsuit accused Yahoo of breaking a financial promise it made to Chinese dissidents almost a decade ago as penance for helping the Chinese government find and jail other activists.
The unauthorized use of a San Francisco Police Department logo in the controversial Pepsi ad featuring model and Kardashian clan member Kendall Jenner has led the threat of a lawsuit from the SF City Attorney.
A judge has approved an agreement for President Donald Trump to pay $25 million to settle lawsuits over his now-defunct Trump University.
Forever 21 violated state civil rights laws and discriminated against Spanish-speaking employees when it adopted an English-only policy at its flagship San Francisco store, according to a lawsuit filed by the State of California.
Lawyers representing the sinking San Francisco Millennium Tower homeowners' association announced a lawsuit against the developer on Wednesday.
The proposed changes come after a lawsuit made California the first state to provide an inmate with taxpayer-funded sex reassignment surgery.
