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Becerra Secures $10 5M Settlement With Retailer Curacao in SoCal

By City News Service Mar 10, 2021 LOS ANGELES (CNS) - California Attorney General Xavier Becerra today announced a $10.5 million partial settlement with Southland retailer Curacao, resolving multiple allegations that the chain deceived and unlawfully profited from its largely Latino customer base. Curacao owns and operates nine department stores in Southern California and actively markets to low-income, immigrant Latino consumers. The settlement includes $10 million in debt relief for consumers who were harmed by Curacao s alleged conduct. It also includes additional debt forgiveness for customers who are still paying Curacao for unlawful small claims judgments, plus $500,000 in civil penalties. The settlement includes injunctive terms requiring Curacao to comply with California law and treat its customers fairly and ethically.

Rosenfeld Wins Appeal for Mental Health Client; Courts Again to Reconsider Sentence Modification for Man Who Shot Big Sur Firefighter

Rosenfeld Wins Appeal for Mental Health Client; Courts Again to Reconsider Sentence Modification for Man Who Shot Big Sur Firefighter Share Article A California man sentenced to time in a lockdown mental health facility and twice denied modification to that sentence will again have his request for sentence modification reconsidered. Deeming that the Superior Court of Monterey County neglected a second time to align its decision with the terms of a plea agreement, California’s Sixth District Court of Appeal issued a peremptory writ of mandate commanding the court to vacate its recent order to deny Jacob Thomas Kirkendall’s motion to be released into a step-down mental health facility and once again to reconsider this request.

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