In addition to length, the width of your sleeve can also help camouflage thicker arms. That’s why the dolman sleeve is an ideal option. With this style, the bottom of the sleeve doesn’t actually connect at the armpit like traditional sleeves, but is instead attached lower down on the torso so the sleeve is wider […]
Poof…Dream Home Gone.
A couple purchased a 1.24 lot near a state highway in 1982. Nearing retirement in 2002, they began seriously planning to build on the lot. Meanwhile, back at the Department of Transportation [DOT], an improvement project was on the drawing board. By 2004, the couple moved into their new home, and in 2005, they learned an […]
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It’s Not That Easy To Avoid Rent Control.
A municipality denied application to convert a mobilehome park from rentals to ownership, and the applicant sought extraordinary relief in the superior court. The trial court ruled in favor of the applicant, finding the municipality had no power to deny the application on the grounds it was inconsistent with policies embodied in the local coastal program […]
Let’s Split This? No, You Pay For The Underinsured Motorist Who Caused The Collision.
A man was injured in an auto accident and settled with the underinsured motorist who caused the collision. The injured man then claimed $62,500 in loss under the uninsured motorist coverage in both of the two policies that covered himself. One insurance company relies on Insurance Code section 11580.2, subdivision (c)(2), to argue it owes nothing […]
Nurses: A Shot In The Arm.
The California Supreme Court decided who may administer insulin to diabetic students, in light of “a longstanding shortage of school nurses.” In 2007, California’s Department of Education stated that “trained school personnel who are not licensed health care providers may, when no nurse is available, administer insulin pursuant to medical orders of students’ treating physicians.” The […]
Fair Use Under Copyright Law Includes Green Day’s Unauthorized Use Of Artist’s Illustration In Concerts.
An artist and illustrator created Scream Icon, a drawing of a screaming, contorted face. A defendant is a photographer who photographed a brick wall on Sunset Blvd. covered with graffiti and posters, including a weathered and torn copy of Scream Icon. That defendant was later engaged to create the lighting, effects and video backdrops for a rock […]
Defendant Did Not Waive Jury By Not Filing Jury Fees When A Fee Waiver Had Been Granted.
The trial court denied defendant a requested jury trial because no jury fees had been posted. The appellate court found error and reversed, stating “because defendant obtained a waiver of jury fees, he was not required to deposit the $150 advance jury fees five days before the date set for trial.” Kim v. De Maria (Cal. […]
“The Trouble With Law Is Lawyers”—Clarence Darrow.
A lawyer filed a class action lawsuit against Toshiba on behalf of a class of purchasers of laptops which had an electrostatic discharge problem. The trial court awarded $165,000 in sanctions against the lawyer and awarded her no attorney fees, even though she requested $24 million. The appellate court described in detail “the arduous procedural […]
Morphed Images = Sex Offender Registration For Life.
Defendant was convicted of possession of child pornography and sentenced to 90 days in custody, 36 months probation, a $17,000 fine and must register in sex offender registration for life. On appeal, defendant claimed some of the photographs were innocent images of children which were digitally altered or “morphed,” which often means they were created by […]
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