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By Stephen M. Nichols (Orange Office) and Karen Sullivan (Orange Office)
Is climate change litigation set to be the next big blockbuster in tort law or will roadblocks to the courts make it another flop? The courts seem to have mixed reviews.
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On June 29, 2009, a California Court ruled that a general contractor in San Bernardino County was responsible for wage claims filed by six laborers employed by an unlicensed subcontractor in Sanders Construction Company v. Cerda, et al.
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By Sharon Clisham (San Francisco Office) and Kevin Whelan (Orange Office)
In response to California's statewide fiscal crisis and judicial branch reductions, the Judicial Council of California voted unanimously on July 29, 2009 to close all state courts on the third Wednesday of each month, from September 2009 through June 2010. This unprecedented action was part of the hard-fought 2009-2010 Budget Act and is expected to save approximately $94.3 million dollars statewide.
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WFB&M attorneys won positive results in several areas of law.
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CONTRACTS - Party opposing arbitration liable for attorneys' fees and costs
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Congratulations to Joshua R. Dale of the Orange office, who was just named in Southern California Super Lawyers Magazine as a Rising Star.
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WFB&M recently added five new attorneys to the Orange and San Francisco offices.
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