Bay Guardian, SF Weekly Near Settlment Of Ad Suit
A court battle between two San Francisco newspapers sparked by predatory ad pricing could be drawing to a close.
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A court battle between two San Francisco newspapers sparked by predatory ad pricing could be drawing to a close.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has made a last-minute plea to the California Supreme Court to allow the sale of state office buildings to proceed.
A state appeals court in San Jose shortened its deadline Thursday for receiving written arguments on whether it should continue a stay blocking the $2.3 billion sale of 11 state buildings.
A California mother of two and The Center for Science in the Public Interest are suing McDonald's Corp. to get the fast-food chain to stop using toys to market meals to young children.
Oracle wants to make SAP's $1.3 billion penalty for stealing intellectual property even bigger.
A transgender woman says a California Department of Motor Vehicles clerk used a state database to mail her a personal letter at home condemning her sex change.
The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to vote tomorrow on whether to accept Walmart's appeal in a huge civil rights class action lawsuit that began in the Bay Area.
A Marin County Superior Court judge said Friday he would rule in about two weeks in the case of two San Rafael restaurant patrons who sued for damages after claiming their escargot appetizer exploded recently.
A family from Pennsylvania has won a lawsuit against Google for trespassing on their property to take photos for its Maps website.
A University of Alabama student is suing Oakland Raiders rookie linebacker Rolando McClain, claiming the former Crimson Tide star purposely hit him with a car and assaulted him in 2008.
Seven Northern California district attorneys have sued online retailer Overstock.com Inc., accusing the company of regularly making false and misleading claims about its prices.
A Christian legal group that sued Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco over its nondiscrimination policy lost its remaining claim against the school in a federal appeals court Wednesday.
The city of San Francisco is accusing a former lawyer of providing shoddy representation to clients with immigration problems even after giving up his license to practice law.
A lawsuit filed Tuesday sought to halt the sale of 11 California state office complexes, including the San Francisco Civic Center, alleging the process illegally bypassed the state Judicial Council and amounts to an improper gift of public funds.
Two San Rafael restaurant patrons are suing for damages, saying they were injured after their appetizer exploded.
The Pacific Gas & Electric Co. wants all lawsuits stemming from the deadly gas pipeline explosion in San Bruno to be handled by one judge.
Marin County has filed a lawsuit seeking to block the state from beginning construction on a $356 million death row complex until all legal issues are resolved.
A battle between two of the world's biggest makers of business software hinges on the value of a trove of millions of stolen customer-support documents.
Google is suing the U.S. Department of the Interior over a request for bids for a new e-mail and messaging solution it says favors rival Microsoft.
Two cardiologists and a medical administrative assistant have filed a lawsuit against Santa Clara Valley Medical Center and other doctors alleging discrimination and retaliation, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and substandard care, according to a lawsuit filed Friday.
Caltrans and several companies are facing a wrongful death lawsuit filed Tuesday by lawyers representing the family of a man who was killed when his big rig toppled over the side of the Bay Bridge in November 2009.
San Francisco officials have won a legal fight to keep a troubled nightclub from re-opening at its Fisherman's Wharf location.
