A rental property owner with a mortgage from GMSR’s client defaulted on the mortgage. GMSR’s client tried to foreclose on the property, but the owner resisted at every turn. He and his agents filed four bankruptcy actions ultimately deemed to be bad faith efforts to
Court of Appeal affirms dismissal of wrongful foreclosure, contract, and quiet title claims against GMSR’s client
Court of Appeal reverses judgment and injunction order, holding that lease triggers GMSR clients’ property purchase rights
Court of Appeal orders trial court to vacate erroneous stay order
Employer owes no duty to the general public to keep drug-addled employee at work through the end of his shift or to prevent him from driving intoxicated after being told to leave the premises
Responsibility of healthcare services plan for payment of claims to third-party physicians under the Knox-Keene Act
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