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A Public Employer Is Not Liable for Retaliation under Labor Code section 1102.5(c) Unless the Plaintiff Proves the Employer Actually Engaged in an Activity That Violates Law
Complaint Properly Pleads First Amendment Claim for Retaliation against Social Worker, but Defendant Entitled to Qualified Immunity against Fourth and Fourteenth Amendment Claims
Transit Company Is Not Liable under Common-Carrier Statute for Fall Caused by Ordinary Risks of Busy Train Platform
Absent "Peculiar Condition," City Could Not Be Held Liable for Dangerous Condition of Public Property Because It Did Not Light a Crosswalk Better
Statute of Limitations for Placement of Name on Child Abuser's List without Due Process Accrued upon Discovery
Without Ruling Out Eleventh Amendment Immunity for Counties Entirely, 9th Circuit Rules Counties Are Not Acting as Arms of State When Running In-Home Care Programs
Officer Entitled to Qualified Immunity against Fourteenth Amendment Claim for Shooting Bystander While Responding to Believed Robbery
Jury Finding That Dangerous Condition Exists Is Not Fatally Inconsistent with Finding the Condition Did Not Create a Reasonably Foreseeable Risk the Particular Incident Would Occur
Inverse Condemnation Liability Requires More Than Mere Causal Connection between Public Improvement and Property Damage
Although Stairway Was Covered by Recreational Trail Immunity, Uncertainty in Law Barred CCP 1038 Fee Award

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