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Oakland To Pay $4.6M Settlement Over Illegal Police Strip-Search
Oakland officials have agreed to a $4.6 million settlement with dozens of men who claimed they were illegally strip searched by the city’s police.
Raiders LB McClain Sued By Alleged Assault Victim
An Alabama man who was allegedly assaulted by Rolando McClain and another man has sued the Oakland Raiders linebacker alleging “brutal and prolonged assault and battery.”
Warriors’ Ellis Sued For Alleged Sexual Harassment
The former director of community relations for the Golden State Warriors filed suit Wednesday alleging that the basketball team’s star player, Monta Ellis, sexually harassed her, including by sending her a graphic photo of his genitalia.
Fraternity Pledge Sues UC Davis Over Hazing
A University of California, Davis graduate is suing the university for ignoring his complaints of hazing and sexual abuse while pledging a fraternity.
Walmart Women Employees File Revised Discrimination Lawsuit In SF Court
Lawyers for women employees of Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. announced the filing of a revised discrimination lawsuit in federal court in San Francisco Thursday on behalf of an estimated 95,000 women workers in California.
California School Districts, Education Groups Sue State Over Funding Cuts
School districts and education groups are suing the state of California to restore more than $2 billion in funding they say districts are owed under state law.
East Bay Petroleum Firm To Pay $3 Million In Enviromental Suit
More than a dozen district attorneys and the state attorney general said Contra Costa-based Golden Gate Petroleum Corporation violated a number of laws involving underground storage tank systems.
Apple Sued Over In-App Purchases By Children
Apple is facing a lawsuit from aPennsylvania man whose 9-year-old daughter racked up $200 buying “Zombie Toxin” and other game items on an iPod.
Judge Tosses Extortion Lawsuit Against San Francisco’s Yelp
A federal judge who dismissed a class-action lawsuit accusing consumer review website Yelp of extortion is giving plaintiffs a month to refile their complaint.
Jobs To Be Deposed In Antitrust Suit Against Apple
Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs, who is currently out on medical leave, will be deposed to testify in an antitrust suit related to its iPod music players and iTunes store.


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