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San Jose, CA Attorney News Archive (Page 31)

California Senate Approves SB 84: Key Reform for Small Businesses and Disability Rights
Posted Jun 09, 2025 23:04:49 on benitolink.com

California Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse (CALA) has applauded the California State Senate for its bipartisan approval of Senate Bill 84. This pivotal legislation aims to shield small businesses and nonprofits from exploitative litigation tactics while safeguarding the rights of individuals with disabilities.

Senator Roger Niello authored the bill, which directly addresses the growing issue of predatory attorneys misusing the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to exploit technical violations for financial gain. Victor Gomez, CALA’s Executive Director, emphasized the strong support the bill received from various Senators and highlighted the importance of responsible reforms. These reforms would allow business owners a fair opportunity to correct alleged infractions without being immediately faced with lawsuits.

CALA urges the California State Assembly to back SB 84 and put an end to the abusive legal practices that threaten local businesses—especially in socially vulnerable communities. With this legislative reform, California has the chance to demonstrate that accessibility and justice can work hand in hand, ensuring that civil rights and the protection of small businesses coexist effectively.

San Francisco Protests Turn Violent: 150 Arrested During ICE Demonstrations
Posted Jun 09, 2025 13:09:07 on www.kron4.com

More than 150 protesters were detained by the San Francisco Police on Sunday evening after a demonstration against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) escalated into violence in the Financial District. The clash resulted in injuries to two SFPD officers, one of whom required hospitalization. The protest also caused significant property damage, including a shattered window at a Chase Bank.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie condemned the violence against law enforcement and highlighted ongoing efforts to restore order and repair the damages. Meanwhile, San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins is set to review the circumstances of each arrest, focusing on potential charges related to civil litigation and criminal defense.

This incident illuminates the growing tensions surrounding immigration enforcement and the community's reactions in major Californian cities.