From the daily archives: Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Although most Californians and Los Angeles residents ignored the fact that yesterday was Election Day, there were some significant results that are of interest to CAALA members.
The statewide turnout was only a bit more than 4 million and in Los Angeles a paltry 17% of the registered voters actually cast ballots.
Here are the [...]
Consumer Attorneys endorsed candidates advance to November election
All but one of the CAOC-endorsed candidates in the Los Angeles area advanced to the November election. All are Democrats. Under the new system, there will be a number of Democrat versus Democrat elections in November.
Many of the races resulted in impressive victories for candidates who [...]
A good day for Civil Justice
The pundits are in the usual post election tizzy, so let me simplify what matters most to all of us: yesterday’s Primary Election was a good one for the future of the civil justice system in California. And that is a good thing given that the passage of term-limits [...]
Class Action “Fairness” Questioned
House Republican leadership rang in the first of June with a hearing to examine restricting class actions further than the Class Action Fairness Act and Concepcion. The Constitution Subcommittee of the House Judiciary Committee called the hearing, “Class Action Seven Years after the Class Action Fairness Act.”
Rep. Trent Franks [...]
Political Events
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