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Solomon Saltsman & Jamieson attorneys define zealous advocacy
Read Full ArticlePartner Jennifer L. Oden agreed. “When you think of an attorney, and you hear the term ‘zealous advocate,’ you think of someone like Steve Jamieson,” Oden said. “He throws himself into absolutely every case. You’re always getting the best of Steve Jamieson.”
HELP! What Can Be Done to Make Applying For a License Fair?
in Alcoholic Beverage LicensingBy Ralph B. Saltsman with Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen A. Jamieson Applying for a new or original ABC license is so daunting that many legitimate, potentially successful businesses don’t even try. Why bother? Some cities’ zoning regulations and processes are so tough that a year or two can be taken just wrangling through the […]
Tribe Sues State of California For $115 Million Lost Revenue
in Indian Gaming, NewsPRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE [Download Original Lawsuit PDF] (VALLEY CENTER, CA) February 9, 2010 – Today the San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians, located in northeast San Diego County and the owners of Valley View Casino, filed a $115 million lawsuit, against the State of California for lost profits. Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen Allen […]
California Court Decision Lifts Slot Machine Cap
in Indian GamingOriginally published 28 Aug, 2009 in GamblingCompliance Ltd by Peter Hecht A court battle in California to overturn the state’s slot machine limits has ended in victory for the tribes who opposed the administration’s restrictive reading of their 1999 compacts. California Indian tribes fighting to add slot machines without renegotiating 1999 state gambling agreements have won […]
California Court Decision Lifts Slot Machine Cap
in Indian Gaming, News28 Aug, 2009 / GamblingCompliance Ltd / Peter Hecht A court battle in California to overturn the state’s slot machine limits has ended in victory for the tribes who opposed the administration’s restrictive reading of their 1999 compacts. California Indian tribes fighting to add slot machines without renegotiating 1999 state gambling agreements have won a […]
Solomon, Saltsman & Jamieson File $550,000,000 Claim For Damages Against The State Of California On Behalf Of The San Pasqual Band Of Mission Indians Valley View Casino
in Indian Gaming, NewsMedia Contact Stephen Warren Solomon Solomon, Saltsman & Jamieson (310) 822-9848 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CALIFORNIA COUNTIES LOSING MILLIONS IN CASINO INCOME AS GOVERNOR SCHWARZENEGGER CONTINUES TO SCOFF AT FEDERAL COURT INTERPRETATION, SAN PASQUAL TRIBE FILES GOVERNMENT CLAIM AGAINST STATE FOR $550 MILLION (VALLEY CENTER, CA) June 1, 2009 – Today the San Pasqual Band of […]
The MTA (Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority), Otherwise Known As The LACMTA, Operator Of Buses And Trains, Found Liable For Over $1,300,000 In Attorneys Fees In Addition To Compensatory Damages Of $2,247,000 For A Total Judgment In Excess Of $3,560,000
in Employment Law, NewsPRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Playa Del Rey, CA. – November 10, 2008 – SOLOMON, SALTSMAN & JAMIESON – In a case where the Plaintiff is represented by Solomon, Saltsman & Jamieson, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (“MTA”) was recently held liable for over $1,300,000 in attorneys fees to be added to the jury verdict rendered […]
Jury Sides With Course In Cart Warranty Case
in Newsby Mike Bailey Textron Inc. has paid nearly $1.7 million to a California company after a 12-person jury found that its golf car division misrepresented the warranty on a fleet of golf cars. In a six-week trial that ended in June, a Superior Court of California jury found that E-Z-GO, a division of Textron, was […]
Largest Verdict For Fraud Ever Rendered For Deception Related To E-Z-Go Golf Cars. Fraud Judgment For 1.67 Million Dollars Entered Against Textron Inc.
in NewsStephen Jamieson, a partner in the law firm Solomon, Saltsman & Jamieson based in Los Angeles, California, in association with Tom Ward of the Lancaster based law firm Michelizzi, Schwabacher, Ward & Collins, obtained a Judgment for Fraud against E-Z-Go division of Textron, Inc. also known as TEXTRON INC this month. TEXTRON INC., a multinational […]
Tribal attorneys say rule paves the way for state to dismiss gaming-pact cases
in Indian Gaming, NewsBy Chet Barfield UNION-TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER June 7, 2006 Attorneys for tribes challenging the state in disputes over California’s Indian gaming compacts say they’re being trumped by a legal defense all but guaranteed to get any such lawsuit dismissed. The state has invoked this defense to quash four gaming-compact suits tribes have brought since 2004, […]
El Rodeo allowed to keep permit
in Land Use, NewsSolomon, Saltsman & Jamieson successfully defends prominent Los Angeles nightclub, The El Rodeo, featured in the Tom Cruise and Jamie Fox film “Collateral”: The El Rodeo is allowed to keep its doors open after City initiated proceedings to revoke its Entertainment Permit and Conditional Use Permit. Article Published: Thursday, March 17, 2005 – 7:20:15 PM […]
LAX Victim’s Family Dealt 2nd Blow
in Personal InjuryOriginally published on LOS ANGELES TIMES by Wendy Thermos A brother of ticket agent killed in July 4 shootings at airport dies after an auto accident in Chatsworth. For the second time in five months, tragedy has stuck the Chatsworth couple who lost a daughter in the July 4 shooting spree at Los Angeles International Airport. […]
Over 6 Million Dollars Recovered Collision between county bus and asphalt roller vehicle results in amputation of foot/shattered arm.
in News, Personal InjuryFacts/Contentions According to plaintiff: This consolidated action with cross-complaints arose out of a collision between a bus and an asphalt roller. Plaintiff Ronald Daneault claimed that a county bus failed to yield the right-of-way and that other defendants contributed to an accident in which the county bus struck an asphalt roller vehicle operated by Daneault. […]