Operations

Legal Clash Erupts Over Port of Sacramento’s Future as Union Alleges City Plans to Shift Operations to Residential Development

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West Sacramento, California, is embroiled in a significant legal dispute involving local workers and the future operations of the Port of Sacramento. The International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) has filed a lawsuit against the city and the port district, alleging that they are conspiring to undermine the port’s industrial activities in favor of residential development. The lawsuit claims that West Sacramento and the port district are intentionally working to “wind down” operations at the port, which could lead to its eventual closure. Union representatives argue that such a move would have detrimental effects on … Read more

Streamline AI Secures $8.6 Million in Series A Funding to Revolutionize Legal Operations with Advanced AI Solutions

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San Francisco, Calif. — Streamline AI, founded by a former DoorDash attorney, has announced the completion of an $8.6 million Series A funding round, raising its total financing to $14 million since its inception in 2020. This latest investment, aimed at expanding its operations, was led by Blumberg Capital and included contributions from Tribeca Venture Partners, Acronym Venture Capital, Great Oaks Venture Capital, and Scribble Ventures. The company offers an intake and matter management platform tailored for in-house legal teams. Its clientele features notable businesses such as Gusto, 8×8, Acorns, and Bloom Energy. Streamline AI … Read more

Noem Criticizes Judicial Activism in ICE Operations Ruling: ‘Judges Are Becoming Too Political’

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PIERRE, S.D. — South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem expressed strong disapproval of a recent decision by a federal judge to halt certain operations of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), claiming that judicial rulings are becoming increasingly influenced by political sentiments. Following the ruling, Noem criticized the judiciary for what she views as a departure from objective legal principles. She pointed out that the decision undermines law enforcement’s ability to effectively perform its duties, particularly in addressing illegal immigration. The governor emphasized the importance of ICE’s role in maintaining public safety and national security. The judge’s … Read more

Lynch Carpenter Elevates Kelly K. Iverson to Managing Partner of Operations, Pioneering New Era in Class Action Advocacy

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PITTSBURGH, Pa. – Lynch Carpenter LLP, a prominent law firm renowned for its class action practices, has appointed Kelly K. Iverson as its new Managing Partner of Operations. With a strong reputation in complex litigation, Iverson brings a wealth of experience from her seven years at the firm, where she has played a critical role in various mass torts and class action cases. Iverson’s leadership and advocacy have been pivotal for clients grappling with serious issues, notably in her role as Co-Lead Counsel for the Philips CPAP multi-district litigation. This case is considered one of … Read more