Government Liability Update
Pollak, Vida & Barer's "Weblawg" of Important Developments in California Public Entity Tort Liability. Edited by Daniel P. Barer, Partner, Pollak, Vida & Barer
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- Decision to Release 5150 Detainee Is Not Protected by Anti-SLAPP Law
- Recission of Peace Officer's Promotion During Probationary Period Did Not Entitle Officer to an Administrative Appeal
- Prosecutor's Disclosure to Superiors of Lack of Probable Cause to Prosecute Defendant Is Protected under Whistleblowing Statute
- To Plead a Title IX Violation, a Plaintiff Must Plead Nonconclusory Facts Showing Gender Bias
- City Manager Retaliated against Police Chief in Violation of Chief's First Amendment Rights
- Probable Cause for Arrest Precludes First Amendment Claim for Retaliatory Arrest
- Reconsidering Prior Decision, Ninth Circuit Rules Supervisors Entitled to Qualified Immunity for Terminating Probationary Police Officer Having an Affair with a Co-Worker, and for Notifying the Co-Worker's Wife without Holding a Name-Clearing Hearing
- Ballots Are Exempt from Disclosure under the California Public Records Act
- The Anniversary Method of Calculating Deadlines Applies to the Statute of Limitations for Filing a 42 U.S.C. ยง 1983 action after a Minor Achieves Majority
- In Lawsuit against School District for Negligent Supervision of Teacher, Court Erred in Excluding Evidence of Alleged Prior Misconduct as Irrelevant
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Categories
- Administrative Law
- Anti-SLAPP
- Assumption of the Risk
- Attorney Fees
- Attorney-Client Privilege
- City Charters
- Civil Procedure
- Claim Procedure
- Comparative fault
- Conflict of interest
- Contract
- Current Affairs
- Dangerous Conditions of Public Property
- Defense and Indemnity
- Disabled Persons' Rights
- Discovery
- Due Process
- Elections
- Eminent Domain
- Estoppel
- Evidence
- Federal Civil Rights
- Fees and Costs
- Firearm Regulation
- Firefighters
- Forfeitures
- Free Speech
- Homelessness
- Housing Discrimination
- Immunities
- Inverse Condemnation
- Juror Misconduct
- Jury Instructions
- Local Legislators' Liability
- mandatory duty
- Medical
- Minor parties
- Miscellaneous
- Negligence
- Nuisance
- Open Meetings
- Police Liability
- Prisoner's Rights
- Privilege
- Property Regulation
- Prosecutors
- Public Attorneys
- Public Employment
- Public Records Requests
- Religion
- Respondeat Superior
- Respondeat Superior for Sexual Misconduct
- Sanctions
- School District Liability
- Science
- Settlement
- Social workers
- Sports
- standing
- State Law Civil Rights
- statute of limitations
- Suicide
- Summary Judgment
- Taxpayer's Suits
- Tenant's Rights
- tolling
- Vexatious Litigants
- Vicarious Liability
- Whistleblowers
- Workers' Compensation
- writ relief
- Zoning