Everyone knows who Justin Bieber is, and his wife, Hailey Bieber, is a major social media personality as well. Recently, Hailey generated a good amount
California has some very robust consumer protection laws, including those providing remedies for false advertising and dangerous products. As a litigator, I have represented plaintiffs
The Ninth Circuit recently weighed in on class action certification requirements in an employment case from the Northern District of California. The plaintiffs alleged that
The parents of two children recently brought suit in Los Angeles against social media giant TikTok. In their complaint, the parents allege that the children,
An individual claiming to have been singer Ricky Martin’s manager sued the performer in Los Angeles state court this week, alleging she is owed millions
Small mistakes can have big consequences, and can make for some amusing legal decisions. Like the time a major bank accidentally wired $900 million to
In California, contractual provisions that prevent a person from engaging in a profession, trade or business are generally void. See California Business and Professions Code
A Northern California federal court mostly rejected initial challenges by defendant Hisamitsu America to a class action lawsuit bringing false advertising claims over the company’s
An individual investor has sued BAM Trading Services Inc. (“Binance U.S.”), a crypto-asset exchange platform where customers trade digital assets, and its CEO Brian Shroder,
Yesterday, major crypto commentator “Bitboy” (real name Ben Armstrong)—who hosts a YouTube channel with 1.45M subscribers—announced that he is working on a class action lawsuit
