37 New civil and family law cases were published by California Courts in November 2020. Keeping current with the new published case law helps me get the best possible results for my mediation, arbitration and reference clients, as well as my law clients. 

I provide short summaries, organized by legal topics, of every new published civil and family law case in my online publication California Case Summaries Monthly™. It costs only $50 per attorney per month, and I also offer law firms discounted multi-user issues. To subscribe, click here.

Below is a sample of one of the case summaries in the newest issue of California Case Summaries Monthly™.

Arbitration

Coughenour v. Del Taco (2020) _ Cal.App.5th _ , 2020 WL 6817570: The Court of Appeal affirmed the trial court's order denying defendant's motion to compel arbitration in plaintiff's action alleging sexual harassment, wage and hour claims under the Labor Code, and other claims under the Fair Employment and...

California courts published 47 new civil decisions in May 2020! 

To get my short summaries, organized by legal topic, of the 47 new civil cases published last month, subscribe today to my publication California Case Summaries: Monthly™. It costs only $50 a month, a small part of one billable hour and far less expensive than using your billable time to keep up with the new cases. My subscribers look smart, and save time and money, while easily keeping up with the new case law in their practice areas to get better results and better referrals. 

Do well and be well.™

Best regards, 
Monty A. McIntyre, Esq.  

California courts published 49 new civil decisions in April 2020! 

To get my short summaries, organized by legal topic, of the 49 new civil cases published last month, subscribe today to my publication California Case Summaries: Monthly™. It costs only $50 a month, a small part of one billable hour and far less expensive than using your billable time to keep up with the new cases. My subscribers look smart, and save time and money, while easily keeping up with the new case law in their practice areas to get better results and better referrals. 

Do well and be well.™

Best regards, 
Monty A. McIntyre, Esq.