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Dave Jones goes for the pet vote Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Dave Jones tries to corner the pet-owners’ vote in the California Insurance Commissioners race.
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Mortgage lenders sued over handling of late payments Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Four federal class action lawsuits have been filed in California against mortgage companies in a dispute over how customers’ mortgage payments are credited to delinquent accounts – costing cash-strapped customers hundreds of dollars.
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Judge, citing fraud, throws out $2.3 million Dole verdict Friday, July 16, 2010
A California judge threw out a $2.3 million jury verdict against Dole over its use of a pesticide in Nicaragua, filed by workers who said they had suffered sterility and other health issues. Dole accused the workers and lawyers of concocting a fraud.
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24 Hour Fitness faces discrimination suit Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Several minority and female employees filed a class-action suit against the 24 Hour Fitness chain Tuesday alleging that they have hit glass ceilings due to their race or gender.
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Mary Salas’s manager: ‘Make sure that every vote is counted’ Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Recounts rarely change the results, but Mary Salas, only a handful of votes behind, gives it a try.
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Mary Salas says, ‘Let’s count those votes again’ Monday, July 12, 2010
Mary Salas is seeking a recount in the California Senate District 40 Democratic primary which she trails by 12 votes to Juan Vargas, a favorite of state corporate interests.
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On John Stossel, and lawyers as ‘parasites’ Friday, July 9, 2010
Only the naive believe corporations operate with the public good in mind. And it’s lawyers with access to the courts that keep them (somewhat) honest.
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