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Walmart battle enters its next phase
Walmart has filed a motion seeking to lift an injunction that has prevented the retailer from constructing a store in Burbank prior to the outcome of a lawsuit brought by three residents. The motion was filed last week after a Los Angeles County...
Tags: Trials, Crime, Law and Justice, Lawyers, House Building, Walmart
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Judge gives Walmart, Burbank four more months to prepare defense
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge on Wednesday gave attorneys for the city of Burbank and Walmart four more months to prepare their defense against a lawsuit filed to block the mega-retailer from opening adjacent to the Empire Center. The...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Lawyers, Walmart, Judges
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Judge grants more time to woman in Bob Hope TSA dispute
A federal judge has warned a woman who tussled with a transportation security agent at Bob Hope Airport over her 93-year-old mother's applesauce that she must file an amended complaint. Nadine Hays of Camarillo has filed three motions — all of...
Tags: Bob Hope, Trials, Crime, Law and Justice, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder , Defendants
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Home Depot denied request for former employee's social networking content
A federal judge has ruled that Home Depot's attempt to obtain all social-networking posts by a former manager of its Burbank store was overly broad. U.S. Magistrate Judge Suzanne Segal rejected the company's motion earlier this month, but did rule that...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, The Home Depot, Dizziness, Companies and Corporations, Judges
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North Hollywood man accused of killing his parents
Prosecutors charged a North Hollywood man with capital murder Tuesday in connection with the slaying of his parents. Jonathan Mercado, 25, was charged by the Los Angeles County district attorney's office with two counts of murder with the special...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Murder, Lawyers, Los Angeles Times, Prosecution
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Walmart exec has vested interest in fight
In response to a recent op-ed piece (“Walmart stoppage no cause for celebration,” Sept. 8) I imagine it is, indeed, no celebration for the writer, Walmart executive Steven Restivo, whose job it is to facilitate the opening of Walmart stores in...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Lawyers, Walmart
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Four years later, survivors of Metrolink crash still hurting
Like other survivors from the crash of Metrolink 111, Mike Wiederkehr will never be the same. Before, the Burbank resident was a triathlete. After, he could no longer swim or run because of shoulder, knee and ankle injuries. He had to transfer from his...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder , Injuries and Wounds, Los Angeles Times, Dan Weikel
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Work halted at Burbank Walmart site
A court-ordered injunction issued Thursday against a planned Walmart in Burbank could sideline the project and force the city to prove the world's largest retailer won't cause significant harm to local roadways and businesses. Walmart had been planning...
Tags: Business, Crime, Law and Justice, House Building, Walmart, Land Price
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Consumer rights group condemns dismissal of former Burbank detective's lawsuit
Claiming a federal appellate court's dismissal of a former Burbank police detective's lawsuit will have a “powerful chilling effect” on future whistleblowers, a consumer rights advocacy group on Tuesday asked the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of...Tags: Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, Crime, Law and Justice, Lawyers, Laws, Judges
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Start of Walmart construction in jeopardy
Walmart’s move into Burbank appeared headed for a snag in Los Angeles County Superior Court on Friday after a judge said he was prepared to halt planned construction pending further review of the retail giant’s impact on the city. A main...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Walmart, Judges, Government, Politics
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Burbank opts to appeal police detective verdict
For the second time, Burbank has decided to continue fighting a jury verdict, this time involving a $150,000 award to an Armenian American police detective who said he was harassed and discriminated against because of his ethnicity. Burbank City Atty....Tags: Trials, Crime, Law and Justice, Google Inc.
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Judge orders city to pay up
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge this week issued a tentative ruling that would force Burbank to pay roughly $929,500 to cover the legal fees incurred by a former deputy police chief who won a nearly $1.3-million judgment for claims that he faced...Tags: Trials, Crime, Law and Justice, Lawyers, Litigation, Judges
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