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Indian Country’s Debate on Internet Gaming Ralph B. Saltsman and Stephen Warren Solomon Well. Do we let the Genie out of the bottle? Does this Genie lavish untold wealth on its owner or wreak devastation on an established treasured enterprise? By the way, to whom does this Genie belong? In California State […]
By Ralph B. Saltsman with Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen Jamieson Avid Beverage News fans who read Legal Ease every month already know that Administrative Law Judges who regularly hear cases brought by the ABC against licensees are employees of the ABC. But that’s only the beginning of the story. It does get worse; read […]
When does a licensee accused of wrong-doing get to see a judge in robes? That is, a real judge. A judge appointed by the governor or elected by the people. A judge who can make decisions on all legal and constitutional issues presented. You know…a genuine judicial officer. Usually it’s never. Usually, it’s an administrative […]
By 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 […]
by 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 […]
By 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, […]
Solomon, 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 […]
Originally 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. […]
Facts/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. […]
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Solomon Saltsman & Jamieson attorneys define zealous advocacy
The Cures Act, also known as the 21st Century Cures Act, is a federal law enacted in 2016 that aims to improve healthcare in the United States. Under the Cures Act, patients have the right to access and obtain copies of their medical records…
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