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 The
Supreme Court holds that a post-trial settlement that does not
amend an underlying judgment does not eliminate the “favorable
termination” element of a malicious prosecution action.
The
First District holds that an insurer, in pursuing equitable
contribution against other insurance carriers, was not subject to
the arbitration provisions of the latter’s policies with the
insured.
Attorney
fee lien may be created by oral agreement.
An
Employer is Immune for Liability for an Employee’s Cyber threats
to Third Parties.
Employers
May Be Liable To Employees Of Independent Contractors Who Do Not
Have Appropriate Licenses Or Workers’ Compensation Coverage.
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Four Long &
Levit Partners named Northern California Super Lawyers by Law
& Politics Magazine
Partner
Glen R. Olson Appointed to California State Bar Standing Committee
on Professional Liability Insurance
Daily
Journal interviews Howard M. Garfield
Stanford University presents the First Annual Garfield Forum, underwritten by Long & Levit partner Howard Garfield and featuring professor Kathleen M. Sullivan
Three Long & Levit Partners named Northern California Super Lawyers by Law & Politics Magazine
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