Wrongful Death Suit Is Dismissed on Res Judicata, Issue Preclusion Grounds

Plaintiffs adequately proved claim of defamation where defendant's litigation filings that contained untrue statements had the effect of maligning plaintiffs' reputation and thus could be reasonably understood by a third party as defamatory.

Court affirms denial of defendant's pro se motion to withdraw his guilty plea to malice murder because the motion was untimely filed

Certificate of Compliance Deemed Invalid as It Exceeded Time Limit

An opt-out mechanism was insufficient to validate releases of creditors' claims against non-parties in a bankruptcy plan of reorganization where Supreme Court precedent made nonconsensual releases per se illegal and there had to be some affirmative act of assent to make the release consensual.

Enforcement of manufacturer's forum selection clause would violate plaintiffs' unwaivable statutory rights under Song-Beverly

Supermarket Granted Part Judgment on Black Shopper's Race Discrimination Claims

Claimant Awarded $2,500 For Damage Caused to Her Property By Contractor

Sovereign Immunity Bars Tort Claims Arising From Videotape's "Leak' by DOJ Worker

Defendant Board of Education appealed the denial of its motion to dismiss plaintiff's claims of breach of fiduciary duty and vicarious liability related to alleged sexual abuse by his former teacher.