Burke Law Update: Ninth Circuit Emphasizes that USERRA Requires Equitable Treatment of Employees on Short-Term Military Leave
By Burke Partner Natalie F. Price
By Burke Partner Natalie F. Price
Los Angeles County supervisors have been asked to provide transcripts of two closed-door meetings to the Los Angeles Times.
Seventy-one law enforcement agencies have been accused of improperly sharing license plate reader data with anti-abortion states, potentially threatening women’s access to health services in California. But at least one of those agencies is now fighting back, accusing civil rights groups of promoting “lawlessness.”
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