The California Supreme Court recently made it a little harder for a new Chargers stadium to be approved with only a majority vote, rather than a two-thirds vote, in the upcoming November election. As explained in an earlier post, the Fourth District Court of Appeal’s March of 2016 decision in California Cannabis Coalition v. City Read More…
Chargers’ Stadium Effort: New Ruling Could Affect Voter Approval Requirements
As most San Diegans know, whether the Chargers stay in San Diego depends on whether the team can get a new stadium built in San Diego. Any such stadium, however, will require some type of voter approval if taxes will be used to build the stadium. With the deadlines for placing initiatives on the ballot fast approaching, Read More…
Court Extends FEHA Protection To Employees Of Independent Contractors
In the recent decision, Hirst v. City of Oceanside, the Fourth District Court of Appeal clarified the reach of the Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA) with regard to employees of independent contractors. The Hirst case involved a sexual harassment claim brought by an employee of a contractor for the Police Department for the City of Read More…
LGC Plays Key Role In Bringing National Geographic Documentary To San Diego
National Geographic Channel is broadcasting an hour-long documentary featuring San Diego as one of the “World’s Smartest Cities,” providing the region with international exposure for its leading business climate, innovative science industry, and intelligent urban development. LGC was proud to assist in bringing this unique opportunity to the San Diego region. Partner Teresa Beck and Read More…
