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California courts rule in favor of inewsource and San Diego State in lawsuit that tested free speech laws
The California Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit challenging inewsource’s lease with San Diego State University Read More »
Cory Briggs’ law firm asks state Supreme Court to review precedent-setting decision
The Briggs Law Corp. has asked the California Supreme Court to review a ruling that ended a CREED-21 lawsuit and established new legal precedent. Read More »
Sanction involving San Diego attorney Cory Briggs creates legal precedent in California
A state appeals court has affirmed punishing sanctions in a case involving San Diego environmental attorney Cory Briggs for failing to obey court orders. Read More »
Appellate court rules in inewsource’s favor in First Amendment lawsuit
The appellate court rejected a lawsuit claiming inewsource has conflicts of interest that taint its lease agreement with SDSU and KPBS. Read More »
Appeals court weighs free speech in suit against inewsource
Court of appeal in San Diego weighs free speech arguments in a case against inewsource, San Diego State University. Read More »
Court tones down language, but won’t give Cory Briggs attorney fees
A state court has modified its opinion concerning San Diego attorney Cory Briggs’ “criminal” behavior, but denied a rehearing on the issue. Read More »
Cory Briggs challenges court ruling that slammed his conduct
Cory Briggs' attorney is confident language in the opinion concerning criminal behavior will be changed after the court recognizes it “made a mistake.” Read More »
Cory Briggs’ conduct ‘unethical and possibly criminal,’ appellate court says
In a published opinion Thursday, three justices of the 4th District Court of Appeal said Briggs knowingly represented a suspended corporation in a lawsuit challenging a new San Diego tax to finance an expansion of the downtown convention center, but didn't acknowledge it and then didn't give a reasons for his actions. Publication of the opinion means it can be cited as legal precedent. Read More »
Judge weighs challenge to San Diego tourism payments
A Superior Court judge will soon decide if a nonprofit group has the right to challenge whether certain payments from hotel owners can be used to promote San Diego’s tourism industry. Judge Joel Wohlfeil will hear arguments Wednesday in a case that pits San Diegans for Open Government against the city and the San Diego Tourism Marketing District. The arguments ... Read More »