California Courts of Appeal

NYMOX REPORTS NOTICE: California Court Issued A Temporary Restraining Order Enjoining Lanham, Riley, Cutler And Their Nevada Company After Court Hearing In Santa Ana, California, November 2, 2023

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Friday, November 3, 2023

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IRVINE, Calif., Nov. 03, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Nymox Pharmaceutical Corporation (“Nymox” or the "Company") [OTC Markets---NYMXF] announced today that a United States court in Orange County, California has ruled against the group of ex-employees and agents Lanham, Riley, and Cutler, as well as their Nevada company. The Superior Court of the State of California, Orange County ruled in favor of Nymox’s application for a temporary restraining order, and ordered Randall Lanham, Richard Cutler, Christopher Riley, and their Nevada company (“defendants”) from using, disclosing, relying on, or otherwise making publicly available any Nymox attorney-client privileged information, and to turn over or make available to Nymox any and all Nymox Information and Nymox Property in their possession, custody, or control.

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This is a positive step in Nymox’s efforts to protect its shareholders from the defendants’ numerous attempts, with funding by the AscellaHealth company (“Ascella”), to essentially steal all of the Company’s assets.
The Court Order also will ensure the return to the Company of its corporate documents that the Company’s former General Counsel, Mr. Lanham has refused to return, despite being ethically bound to do so.
Given this Order, we urge all shareholders to contact Nymox if they receive or have received communications from any of the above-mentioned individuals, including CRNSV, that they believe may contain Nymox attorney-client privileged information.
We will continue to provide updates and communications to our valued supporters whenever appropriate."

California Appellate Court Rules in Favor of Monterey Peninsula Water Supply Project

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Tuesday, September 19, 2023

On September 9th, 2023 the Sixth Appellate District of California’s Court of Appeals upheld the County of Monterey’s decision to authorize permits for construction of California American Water’s Monterey Peninsula Water Supply Project desalination facility.

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On September 9th, 2023 the Sixth Appellate District of California’s Court of Appeals upheld the County of Monterey’s decision to authorize permits for construction of California American Water’s Monterey Peninsula Water Supply Project desalination facility.
Marina Coast Water District (MCWD) filed suit in Monterey Superior Court against the County and California American Water, alleging that additional environmental review was required.
It also requires MCWD to pay the legal costs incurred by the County and California American Water.
The other two components of the Monterey Peninsula Water Supply Project are aquifer storage and recovery and a groundwater replenishment and recycled water project that together with other smaller projects will bring drought-proof and environmentally sustainable water supplies to the Monterey Peninsula.

Sacramento Attorney Ken Rosenfeld Honored as a 2023 "Power Lawyer" by Lawyers of Distinction; New York Times Publishes Recognition Ad

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Thursday, September 21, 2023

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SACRAMENTO, Calif., Sept. 21, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The Rosenfeld Law Firm announces that California criminal defense attorney Ken Rosenfeld has been named one of the nation's 64 "Power Lawyers" for 2023 by Lawyers of Distinction, a legal fraternity of lawyers from both the United States and abroad. The recognition honors Rosenfeld for his vigorous and successful performance as a criminal defense attorney in the state of California.

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He furthermore makes media appearances as a criminal law commentator in both regional and national media outlets and offers bar examination preparation to students of constitutional law.
A seasoned appeals lawyer, Rosenfeld practices in the California Courts of Appeals, the California Supreme Court, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court.
"I'm extremely honored to have been recognized as a 'Power Lawyer' for the state of California," said Rosenfeld.
In its Sunday Edition on August 13, 2023, the New York Times featured the full list of the nation's 2023 "Power Lawyers" as selected by Lawyers of Distinction.

Trio Petroleum Corp Lauds California Supreme Court’s Affirmation of Measure Z’s Defeat, a Decision Favorable to California’s Energy Independence

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Tuesday, August 8, 2023

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Prior to being struck down last week (August 3, 2023) by the California Supreme Court, the Measure was struck down by the Superior Court of California in 2018 and by the California Appellate Court in 2020.

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Prior to being struck down last week (August 3, 2023) by the California Supreme Court, the Measure was struck down by the Superior Court of California in 2018 and by the California Appellate Court in 2020.
The California Supreme Court concluded that Measure Z contradicts, and thus is preempted by, Public Resources Code Section 3106, affirming the judgment of the Court of Appeal.
CEO Frank Ingriselli stated: “We are pleased that the California Supreme Court has affirmed the judgment of the Court of Appeal, striking down Measure Z.
Eliminating Measure Z is good for Monterey County and the State of California and simplifies our path forward, which we welcome”.

LOS ANGELES TIMES NAMES SCALI RASMUSSEN'S CHRISTIAN SCALI AND JEFFREY ERDMAN "LEGAL VISIONARIES"

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Friday, July 14, 2023

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Scali, who has been recognized for a second year, has a diverse practice that includes advice and counsel, and complex and high-stakes litigation.

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Scali, who has been recognized for a second year, has a diverse practice that includes advice and counsel, and complex and high-stakes litigation.
Scali is known for his work on behalf of the retail automotive industry in a series of advertising lawsuits brought against it under California's Unfair Competition Law.
Erdman has nearly 25 years of litigation experience with extensive courtroom and trial experience.
Earlier this year, the firm celebrated its 10th year anniversary with an event in Los Angeles themed, "A Night in Tuscany.

TWO MUSICK PEELER & GARRETT PARTNERS NAMED "LEGAL VISIONARIES" BY LOS ANGELES TIMES

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Thursday, July 6, 2023

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Klein is a Partner in the firm's San Diego office and chairs its Technology Committee.

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Klein is a Partner in the firm's San Diego office and chairs its Technology Committee.
In addition to his litigation and board advisory practice, Klein provides regulatory and governance advice to clients in the healthcare field.
Taylor is a Partner in the firm's Los Angeles office.
He represents clients of all types and sizes including publicly traded companies, middle-market and small businesses, government entities, and individuals.

Omni Bridgeway announces U.S. legal industry leaders appointed to its Investment Committee

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Friday, June 30, 2023

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NEW YORK, June 30, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Omni Bridgeway is pleased to welcome Leora Ben-Ami and the Honorable Winifred Y. Smith (Ret.)

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NEW YORK, June 30, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Omni Bridgeway is pleased to welcome Leora Ben-Ami and the Honorable Winifred Y. Smith (Ret.)
These nationally regarded legal industry professionals bring decades of experience and a wealth of knowledge to Omni Bridgeway's investment process.
Judge Smith joins the US Investment Committee, where she will consider a variety of complex commercial cases.
"We are thrilled to have these top legal minds on our Investment Committee," said Matt Harrison , Managing Director and co-Chief Investment Officer for the US.

Ellis George Cipollone O’Brien Annaguey LLP, Ben Crump, Willie L. Brown Jr. Announce that Nearly 70-years after Brown v. Board of Education, Equality Remains Elusive for Blacks and Other Minorities in Mortgage Lending

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Wednesday, May 17, 2023

However, in the nearly seven decades since that decision, through documented redlining, predatory lending practices, and blatant discrimination, many urban neighborhoods remain largely unchanged in their racial demographics.

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However, in the nearly seven decades since that decision, through documented redlining, predatory lending practices, and blatant discrimination, many urban neighborhoods remain largely unchanged in their racial demographics.
“That Wells Fargo would continue to exhibit this kind of behavior in the 21st century is unconscionable.
“It is outrageous, but sadly not surprising, that Wells Fargo continues to engage in predatory and racially discriminatory lending practices in 2023,” said Parker.
WHO: Attorney Trent Copeland of Ellis George Cipollone O’Brien Annaguey LLP, legendary civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump and former San Francisco Mayor Willie L. Brown Jr.
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The Law Office of D. Gill Sperlein: Elon Musk to pay critic Randeep Hothi to settle defamation lawsuit

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Monday, May 1, 2023

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Following lengthy and hard-fought litigation, in March 2023, Musk asked Hothi to settle the case.

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Following lengthy and hard-fought litigation, in March 2023, Musk asked Hothi to settle the case.
Hothi's lawsuit followed a multi-year campaign by Musk attacking Hothi for his outspoken criticisms of Tesla.
D. Gill Sperlein, one of Hothi's lawyers, said: "Last year, Musk famously promised that he would never 'settle an unjust case.'
In August 2020, represented by Sperlein, Hothi filed a defamation lawsuit against Musk based on his remarks.

The Law Office of D. Gill Sperlein: Elon Musk to pay critic Randeep Hothi to settle defamation lawsuit

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Monday, May 1, 2023

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Following lengthy and hard-fought litigation, in March 2023, Musk asked Hothi to settle the case.

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Following lengthy and hard-fought litigation, in March 2023, Musk asked Hothi to settle the case.
Hothi's lawsuit followed a multi-year campaign by Musk attacking Hothi for his outspoken criticisms of Tesla.
In August 2020, represented by Sperlein, Hothi filed a defamation lawsuit against Musk based on his remarks.
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