Orange

George Smith Launches Bid for Orange County Court Judge, Aims to Bring Fairness and Justice to Local Bench

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Goshen, N.Y. – A seasoned local attorney and sitting town justice, George Smith, has thrown his hat into the ring for the position of Orange County Court Judge. Smith, a Republican from the Town of Minisink, is aiming to succeed Judge Rich Guertin, who is set to retire at the end of 2025 after reaching the state’s mandatory retirement age. With an extensive legal career spanning over three decades, Smith expresses a deep commitment to serving the community with fairness and integrity. “It would be an honor to continue serving the residents of Orange County … Read more

Unlock Local Legal Insights: Orange County’s Top Law Firms Share Expertise in Special Edition

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Orange County, Calif. – In the bustling legal corridors of Orange County, a special edition has surfaced, offering a comprehensive guide through the intricacies of local law practices. The reference tool features in-depth insights and advertorials from some of the top law firms and organizations in the region, providing essential information for both individuals and businesses seeking specialized legal counsel. Showcased in this edition are Adams Corporate Law, Chapman University, Everett Dorey, Falcon Rappaport & Berkman, Ferruzzo & Ferruzzo, Kerr & Sheldon, Quinn & Dworakowski, Smith Dickson, and Stradling Yocca Carlson & Rauth. Each firm … Read more

Judge Allows Eviction of Equestrians, Authorizes Seizure of Horses at Orange County Fairgrounds

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Santa Ana, Calif. – A judge in Orange County has granted fairgrounds officials the authority to evict remaining horse owners and claim ownership of the animals if necessary, according to a recent court ruling. This development adds a new layer to the ongoing dispute between the equestrians and the management of the Orange County fairgrounds. The controversy began when fairgrounds officials announced plans to transform the equestrian center into a multifunctional event space, citing financial considerations and the potential for increased revenue. This decision was met with staunch opposition from the equestrian community, who argued … Read more

Orange County Grand Jury Exonerates Deputy in April Shooting Incident

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Orange County, FL — An Orange County Sheriff’s Office deputy has been exonerated by a grand jury in connection with a shooting incident that occurred in April. Officials confirmed that the deputy did not violate any laws during the encounter which resulted in a man being shot and injured. The incident unfolded on April 19 when deputies were dispatched to an apartment complex on United Kingdom Circle following reports of a man who had fired a gun and aimed it at another resident. Upon arrival, deputies encountered 48-year-old Jesse Lewelling outside the apartment buildings. Authorities … Read more