Californias

Triumph Foods Partners with DOJ in Challenge Against California’s Controversial Prop 12

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ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — Triumph Foods has officially joined a federal lawsuit challenging California’s Proposition 12, a law mandating specific housing conditions for farm animals. The measure, which voters approved in 2018, aims to improve animal welfare by enforcing standards for cage sizes that hog and poultry farmers must meet. The company, one of the leading pork producers in the United States, argues that the law imposes undue burdens on farmers and could significantly disrupt interstate commerce. Under Proposition 12, producers must ensure that animals have enough space to stand, turn around, and lie down … Read more

RPLG Attorneys Honored Among Northern California’s Elite as 2025 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars

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In Sacramento, California, a trio of attorneys from RPLG has been honored with the distinction of being named among the 2025 Northern California Super Lawyers and Rising Stars. This elite recognition underscores their dedication and excellence in the legal profession, highlighting their contributions to various fields of law. The prestigious Super Lawyers designation is awarded to a select group of lawyers who have demonstrated outstanding performance in their practice. Each year, peer evaluations and independent research are utilized to determine the top-performing legal professionals in the Northern California region. The inclusion of RPLG’s attorneys in … Read more

California’s Attorney General Sounds the Alarm on Automatic Renewal Law: What Consumers Need to Know

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California’s Attorney General is urging consumers to be aware of the state’s automatic renewal law as businesses increasingly use subscription models. This alert comes as many consumers sign up for recurring services that can often catch them off guard when they are automatically charged. The automatic renewal law, established to protect consumers, mandates that businesses must notify customers of the terms of renewal agreements. This includes ensuring that customers clearly understand how to cancel or opt out of these contracts. Despite the law being in place, the AG’s office has observed a rise in complaints … Read more

Texas Federal Lawsuit Challenges California’s Abortion Shield Laws, Setting New Legal Precedents

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GALVESTON, Texas — A recent federal lawsuit filed in Texas against a California physician introduces a new challenge to the shield laws intended to protect abortion providers in various states. The case raises complex legal questions amid ongoing national debates over abortion rights. The plaintiff, a Galveston man, alleges that his former partner received abortion medication from the California doctor. This lawsuit, which is taking place in the Southern District of Texas, is spearheaded by Jonathan Mitchell, a prominent attorney and former Texas solicitor general known for architecting the state’s stringent abortion law, Senate Bill … Read more