Jabagchourian Interviewed Regarding The Supreme Court Possible Review of California Gun Rights Case
April 18, 2017 California concealed carry gun case could headtto Supreme Court By Joshua Sebold Daily Journal Staff Writer A hotly–contested California gun control case has a chancetto be among thefifirst matters reviewed by tthe U.S. Supreme Court since Justice Neil Gorsuchttook his seat. The court, now at full strength, is expected to begin selecting […]
Jabagchourian Placed On Armenian Bar Association’s Judicial Evaluations Committee
Formation of Judicial Evaluation Committee The Armenian Bar Association has assembled a team of accomplished and highly-reputed trial attorneys from across California to serve as members of the organization’s newly-established Judicial Evaluation Committee (JEC). Spearheading the sizable efforts of the JEC are its two esteemed co-chairpersons, Garo Ghazarian and Lucy Varpetian. Mr. Ghazarian is a […]
Sewage Flood Brings Lawsuit
Sewage flood brings lawsuit: Millbrae homeowner alleges infrastructure failure resulted in human waste spill December 09, 2016, 05:00 AM By Austin Walsh Daily A Millbrae resident is suing the city on claims she suffered significant property damage when raw sewage backed up through her plumbing and flooded her home. Juliann Forcum, who lives on Poplar […]
Court backs ‘concealed carry’ limits
Divided 9th Circuit likely tees up case for US Supreme Court Daily Journal June 10, 2016 California residents cannot carry a concealed weapon without showing “good cause” to do so, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Thursday. The divided opinion of 11 judges yielded one concurrence and several dissents on a closely-followed […]
Fresno County Supervisors Reject Pipeline Claims
The Fresno Bee July 10, 2015 Eleven claims filed against Fresno County for its alleged involvement in the gas line explosion at the Fresno Sheriff’s Foundation will likely be rejected by supervisors when the board meets on Tuesday. The claimants include injured inmates who were working at the site April 17 when a front loader […]
Judge OKs Class In Yahoo Email Privacy Suit
The Recorder May 27, 2015 SAN FRANCISCO — Yahoo Inc. must face a class action challenging the company’s interception, scanning and storage of incoming emails, a federal judge ruled Tuesday. U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh of the Northern District of California certified a nationwide class in a privacy suit brought on behalf of non-Yahoo […]
FTC accuses AT&T of misleading customers with unlimited data plans
SAN FRANCISCO — The Federal Trade Commission sued AT&T Mobility on Tuesday, claiming the company misled smartphone customers who have unlimited data plans. AT&T reduced speeds for some customers with unlimited data plans, in some instances by almost 90 percent, according to the FTC.
Driver liability issues raise questions for car-sharing startups
Companies like Uber and Lyft face another gray area after the death of a young girl earlier this year.