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SAN FRANCISCO (Legal Newsline) - Public pension funds unhappy with their investment in a cybersecurity company want a federal judge to certify a class in their class action lawsuit.
Another lawsuit pitting homeless people against a city in wealthy Marin County is now in full swing. This time, San Rafael occupies the hot seat. A recent order by a federal judge has substantially diminished the impact of San Rafael’s restrictive homeless camping ordinance. In addition, the city must perform administrative tasks that may be challenging for officials to manage with its current resources.
Residents of “Camp Integrity,” a homeless encampment on the Mahon Path in Central San Rafael, say they were compelled to file the legal action because the city’s ordinance violates their constitutional rights and places them in physical danger.
On Monday, Madeline Kiss filed a putative class-action lawsuit against Flo Health, Inc., and additional advertiser defendants including Google, LLC,
Flo Health, Inc. filed an answer on Monday in the Northern District of California to a complaint over user information on Flo Health’s app. The class