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Wednesday
Dec012010

California Supreme Court activity for the week of November 29, 2010

DateWednesday, December 1, 2010 at 4:24PM

The California Supreme Court held its (usually) weekly conference on December 1, 2010.   Notable results include:

  • On a Petition for Review, review was denied in Fisher v. DCH Temecula Imports (August 13, 201), mentioned briefly on this blog here.  [Class action ban in arbitration provision unconscionable.]   Interestingly, the California Supreme Court recently denied review in Walnut Producers v. Diamond Foods (August 16, 2010), which upheld an order striking class allegations pursuant to a class action ban in an arbitration provision.
  • On a Petition for Review, review was denied in Fireside Bank Cases (pub. August 25, 2010).  [Res judicata issues in UCL action regarding alleged Rees-Levering violations.]
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