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$1.25 Million Verdict in San Diego Warehouse Collapse During Children’s Party

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San Diego, CA – In a recent verdict, a California state court jury awarded $1.25 million to nine plaintiffs who were injured when a mezzanine platform collapsed at a warehouse during a children’s party. The incident, which occurred in 2017, has been subjected to legal scrutiny, culminating in a trial that was thoroughly recorded by Courtroom View Network. The warehouse, owned by the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS), was found partially liable by the jury. However, the primary fault, accounting for 85 percent of the liability, was assigned to two tenants who had previously … Read more

San Diego Jury Rules Against Molson Coors in Trademark Battle with Stone Brewing

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San Diego, CA — In a notable legal decision, a federal jury in San Diego ruled that Molson Coors, the parent company of Keystone Light, unlawfully infringed on the trademark of competitor Stone Brewing. This verdict marks a significant event in the brewing industry, underscoring the importance of brand identity and intellectual property rights. The case hinged on the accusation from Stone Brewing that Molson Coors had improperly used its trademarked name. Stone Brewing, renowned in the craft beer community for its distinct branding and extensive range of beers, argued that Molson Coors’ actions could … Read more

San Diego Braces for New Law Expanding Criteria for Involuntary Detention: A Closer Look at SB 43’s Impact on First Responders and Mental Health Services

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San Diego, California – In the bustling streets of San Diego County, law enforcement and first responders are gearing up for a significant shift in their approach to mental health crises. Beginning January 1, these frontline professionals will be thrust into the role of making critical health assessments under a new law that broadens the criteria for involuntary detention due to grave disability. The change comes with the implementation of Senate Bill 43, signed by Governor Gavin Newsom. The law aims to address the need for government conservatorship among the unhoused population, who are often … Read more

Former San Diego School Administrator Files Lawsuit Over Alleged Sexual Harassment by Ex-Superintendent

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San Diego, CA — A lawsuit was initiated on Monday in San Diego Superior Court by a former school district administrator who claims she faced demotion after spurning sexual advances from the district’s ex-superintendent, Lamont Jackson. Monika Hazel, the plaintiff and former area superintendent for San Diego Unified, is seeking legal recourse against both Jackson and the district, detailing allegations of a quid pro quo sexual harassment scheme. Hazel previously outlined her claims in a legal notice of damages against the district in July, which is typically a procedural step before filing a lawsuit. According … Read more