Isaiah Poritz
California Courts Correspondent at Bloomberg Law
California Courts Correspondent @BLaw | Tips: [email protected] Follow me on bluesky: @poritz.bsky.social
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Chinese domain name registrar failed to pay Meta $5.5 millionMeta sought $1,000 a day fine until firm paidMeta Platforms Inc. was tentatively denied sanctions of a $1,000 a day against a Chinese domain name registrar, with a San Francisco federal judge on Friday encouraging the parties to have settlement talks with a mediator.
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Federal appeals court ruling draws sharp dissentSpa policy violates Washington discrimination lawA divided federal appeals court on Thursday ruled that a pair of Korean spas that excluded entry of certain transgender women violated a Washington state anti-discrimination law.
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Isaiah Poritz
Case raises issue of first impression for California courtsRestaurant wired $475,000 to imposter posing as plaintiffA California restaurant that settled a personal injury lawsuit for $475,000 but was duped into wiring the money to a fraudster must still pay the settlement total to the plaintiff in the case, a California state appeals court ruled in an issue of first impression.
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news.bloombergtax.com | Isaiah Poritz
A California restaurant that settled a personal injury lawsuit for $475,000 but was duped into wiring the money to a fraudster must still pay the settlement total to the plaintiff in the case, a California state appeals court ruled in an issue of first impression.
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Judge William Alsup in San Francisco this afternoon blocked Trump's firing of some federal probationary workers. Includes workers at NPS, NSF, BLM and the VA, but not all federal agencies. https://t.co/BD3iBn0acC
Judge William Alsup will hold an unusual hearing in his SF court Thursday: He wants an educational crash course on the science behind generative AI. The 79-year-old judge has a penchant for using tutorials to understand technical Silicon Valley cases. https://t.co/mWxcMgGigT
It took just over 5 years, but WhatsApp is now victorious in its lawsuit against Israeli intelligence firm NSO Group, maker of the notorious Pegasus spying software used by governments around the world. https://t.co/oBbgVuU47f