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California Case Law $16M Verdict Against STD Positive Dating Site

$16M Verdict Against STD Positive Dating Site

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

They say that there is someone for everyone. If that is the case, some of the more mainstream sites may not cater to one's peculiarities. For example, there is...

California Case Law Atheist Sues Over Religious 12-Step Program, Settles for $1.9M

Atheist Sues Over Religious 12-Step Program, Settles for $1.9M

By Mark Wilson, Esq. | Last updated on

Parolees in California can be required to enroll in drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs as part of their parole or probation. But it's potentially...

California Case Law DUI Can Be Established With Circumstantial Evidence: Cal. Sup. Ct.

DUI Can Be Established With Circumstantial Evidence: Cal. Sup. Ct.

By Mark Wilson, Esq. | Last updated on

Can a court use circumstantial evidence, along with blood and breath tests, to conclude that a driver was above the legal limit for alcohol...

California Case Law PayPal Settles $4 Million Class Action Over Account Holds

PayPal Settles $4 Million Class Action Over Account Holds

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

The third time was a charm for PayPal's most recent class action settlement over the company's account closure procedures. After having twice rejected...

California Case Law Spanking Is Not Child Abuse, Court Rules

Spanking Is Not Child Abuse, Court Rules

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

Is spanking a child, even with a shoe, child abuse? Not always, according to the California Court of Appeals, which recently reversed a juvenile court's...

California Case Law Prosecutors Who Withhold Evidence Could Soon Face Felony Charges

Prosecutors Who Withhold Evidence Could Soon Face Felony Charges

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

Withholding or altering exculpatory evidence has long been considered an major violation of a prosecutor's duties. After all, "Society wins not only when the...

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