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Union uses CA ballot initiatives to strongarm clinics: Lawsuit (opens the original)
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SACRAMENTO â A lawsuit filed by the California Primary Care Association (CPCA)Â and community clinics accuses a labor union representing health care workers of spending $216 million on a racketeering scheme designed to weaponize Californiaâs initiative process to force clinics to accept labor-organizing concessions. The federal lawsuit filed in the Eastern District of California on Sept. 18 accuses an affiliate of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) of engaging in a multiyear ca
Court order limits disclosure of third-party litigation funder agreements (opens the original)
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The Western District of Louisiana has become the latest federal court to put in place a rule requiring disclosure of third-party litigation funding (TPLF) arrangements by litigants who come before the court. The Western District, which has locations in Alexandria, Lafayette, Lake Charles, Monroe and Shreveport, published the TPLF rule on Sept. 9. About one-quarter of federal district courts have implemented transparency rules governing the disclosure of litigation fundersâ identities, accordin
Court order limits disclosure of third-party litigation funder agreements (opens the original)
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The Western District of Louisiana has become the latest federal court to put in place a rule requiring disclosure of third-party litigation funding (TPLF) arrangements by litigants who come before the court. The Western District, which has locations in Alexandria, Lafayette, Lake Charles, Monroe and Shreveport, published the TPLF rule on Sept. 9. About one-quarter of federal district courts have implemented transparency rules governing the disclosure of litigation fundersâ identities, accordin
Fla. SC to hear Citizens' arbitration process for insurance claims (opens the original)
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The Florida Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case about the constitutionality of a state statute allowing Floridaâs nonprofit insurer of last resort to require claims be decided before a state agency that adjudicates administrative disputes. The high court accepted jurisdiction in the case of Citizens Property Insurance Corp. v. Victoria Quintana et al. on Sept. 17. State-run Citizens is petitioning the court to overturn an 11th Judicial Circuit decision that found the arbitration requiremen
Malibu can’t take control of hiking trails to reduce wildfire risk, judge says (opens the original)
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LOS ANGELES â A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge has rejected Malibuâs bid to wrest ownership rights of hiking trails in the city from the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy (SMMC), which oversees natural lands in Southern California. Malibu filed the lawsuit in April against the SMMC and the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority, accusing the agencies of mismanaging equestrian and hiking trail easements near Escondido Canyon Park. That lawsuit argued that vegetation along t
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