Verizon to Pay $7.7M environmental settlement in Ventura County
Verizon Wireless will pay $7.7 million to resolve a civil action involving environmental violations at hundreds of the company’s wireless telecommunication cell towers across Southern California, Ventura County District Attorney Erik Nasarenko announced Jan. 5. “Verizon’s failure to comply with the law governing hazardous materials created avoidable risks,” Nasarenko said in a press release. An Read More →
AppFolio sues competitor for false advertising, $7M in losses
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805 law: Santa Barbara Women Lawyers name attorney of the year
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AppFolio sues competitor for alleged false advertising
Santa Barbara-based AppFolio, a provider of cloud business management solutions for the real estate industry, has sued a competitor, Beagle Inc., for alleged false advertising and more. “Defendant Beagle, Inc. is named for a pet but runs its business like a parasite,” Appfolio’s lawsuit, filed Dec. 9 in Santa Barbara County Superior Court, says. “In Read More →
Casa Pacifica sued for wrongful death, says its cooperating with authorities
Camarillo-based Casa Pacifica Centers for Children and Families has been sued in the September death of a 14-year-old girl who had been under the nonprofit’s care. In a Nov. 24 statement, Casa Pacifica said it continues to work transparently with the California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing Division, during its review and will Read More →
805 law: Lompoc councilman charged with alleged misuse of city funds
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SLO man indicted for alleged synagogue bomb threats
A San Luis Obispo man has been indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly posting on social media that he was going to “blow up every synagogue in a 20-mile radius.” Elijah Alexander King was indicted on three counts, including false information regarding fire and explosives, threats by interstate communication and false information and Read More →
