Troester v. Starbucks Corp. – The California Supreme Court rejects the use of the de minimus doctrine to allow employers to demand small amounts of uncompensated work for employees
Jeffrey I. Ehrlich
From Issue: 2018 September
Ayon v. Esquire Deposition Solutions — Provides guidance on when credibility issues can create triable issues of fact
Jeffrey I. Ehrlich
From Issue: 2018 November
Court looks at standard of care that governs university’s duty to protect its students from violence. Also, primary assumption of risk in school sports
Jeffrey I. Ehrlich
From Issue: 2019 January
Guernsey v. City of Salinas — When juror affidavits concerning deliberations are admissible for new-trial motions or appeal
Jeffrey I. Ehrlich
From Issue: 2019 April
Court says methodology of identifying class members who purchased an inflatable pool from chain store need not be shown in order to certify class. Also, decisions on choice of law and waiver of right to compel arbitration
Jeffrey I. Ehrlich
From Issue: 2019 September
Defendant claims excessive verdict and that plaintiff counsel improperly pre-conditioned and engaged the passions of the jury, but Court affirms wrongful death awards totaling $45 million
Jeffrey I. Ehrlich
From Issue: 2019 November
