Magistrate Judge Hixson denies the motion to dismiss filed by Judang Team LLC, Perfeos LLC, Jot & Journeys, and their Florida-based founder Antonio Jose Liévano in Meta’s suit alleging an interconnected deceptive advertising scheme that improperly obtained advertising credit lines from Meta.
Magistrate Judge Illman grants the County of Del Norte’s motion to dismiss claims arising from a 2022 vehicular accident on a Del Norte road, holding that plaintiffs failed to comply with California Government Claims Act presentation requirements before suing the County and that estoppel does not ex
Judge Lin dismisses Psynergy Enterprise Developments LLC’s suit against Italian Arabian-horse training center Capecci Arabian Training Center and its principals for lack of personal jurisdiction, holding that the agreement at issue contains no forum-selection clause and the Italian defendants did no
Judge Freeman dismisses pro se plaintiff Sergey Firsov’s claims against Qatar Airways arising from June 2025 schedule changes on his San Francisco-Almaty itinerary, holding that the Montreal Convention preempts his state-law theories and that his federal Convention claim is inadequately pleaded.
Judge Freeman grants in part and denies in part Bayer Healthcare’s motion for review of the Clerk’s taxation of costs in this private antitrust suit, restoring portions of the $1.2 million bill of costs Bayer originally sought as the prevailing party.
Judge Orrick grants summary judgment to individual Cemex defendants and partially to Cemex on after-acquired-evidence grounds related to undisclosed mental health issues on Mr. Sample’s DOT certification, while letting the harassment and hostile-work-environment claims against Cemex proceed.
Judge Gilliam grants in part and denies in part WSP USA Group Insurance Plan’s motion to dismiss transgender plan member Andi Cox’s ERISA challenge to denial of facial gender-affirming surgery, holding her central claims survive while granting WSP’s motions to seal and to incorporate exhibits.
Magistrate Judge DeMarchi denies Owner.com’s motion to dismiss ChowNow’s Lanham Act and California state-law claims for lack of standing and lets most of the substantive claims proceed in this competitor false-advertising and trademark dispute among restaurant-technology platforms.
Magistrate Judge Lee denies plaintiff John Thornhill’s motion to remand his California wage-and-hour class action against McLane Foodservice, Inc., finding that McLane has met its burden to show more than $5 million is at stake under the Class Action Fairness Act.
Judge Breyer enters a third federal pre-filing order against pro se serial litigant Kuang-Bao Paul Ou-Young, requiring him to obtain advance leave of court before filing further in propria persona suits against the U.S. District Court Clerk of Court Mark Busby or any employee of the U.S. Attorney’s