Cole Huber LLP

California law firm specializing in local government law, environmental law, employment law, and civil litigation.

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Does the First Amendment preclude public agencies from obtaining orders to prevent workplace harassment by members of the public? Our Nicole Roggeveen discusses a recent court case that dealt with this issue. Here's her Daily Journal article:

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Sacramento Magazine's August 2020 edition lists the area's Top Lawyers. Our @derekpcole is on the list in the "state, local, and municipal" lawyer category. https://t.co/rl0T1dDxlM

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Our @derekpcole was featured in a Q&A in Northern California Superlawyers Magazine. Here's what he had to say
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The doctrine of qualified immunity is very much in the news these days. What is the doctrine and what is its future? Our Sean DeBurgh explores these questions in a recent Daily Journal article.

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What are the lessons learned from an important Title IX investigation? Our Karen Feld covers this subject in a recent Daily Journal column.

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The Governor's budget proposes to provide reimbursement funds for agencies that have gone through, or go though, fact-finding. https://t.co/37QkAnKtZT

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The Governor has issued an updated executive order further relaxing public meeting requirements in light of COVID-19. Here's the latest, courtesy of our Steven Graham: https://t.co/zRm9hy1BGn

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At Cole Huber LLP, we are doing our part to stop the spread of COVID-19 while making sure we continue to serve our local government clients in this critical time of need. https://t.co/6VBBksjy5m

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A recent appellate decision held that agency agendas must include backup for closed sessions about threatened litigation. Our Steven Graham discusses this case in our latest Daily Journal column.

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The State Supreme Court recently decided a case concerning "Brady List" obligations. Although the case was decided against peace officer unions, the court's ruling might actually be a win for them. Our Dan Roberts' article in the Daily Journal explains.

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The State Supreme Court recently decided a significant inverse condemnation case. Here's our Carolyn Frank's analysis of the case in the Daily Journal.

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The new Administration in Washington has taken a much different approach to enforcing Title IX than the previous Administration. Our Karen Feld and Jacob Madden describe what academic institutions should expect from the changed enforcement priorities.

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What do public agencies need to know about the American with Disabilities Act when it comes to their websites? Our Sean DeBurgh's latest article in the Daily Journal has the answers.

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What can cities and counties do about bars and similar establishments that create persistent code enforcement problems? Our Sam Emerson's recent article discusses how coordination with the Department Alcoholic Beverage Control can help in these situations.

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Here's everything you've been dying to know about cemetery districts. Thanks to our Jolena Grider, for publishing this article recently in the Daily Journal.

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Sean De Burgh published an article about the California Voting Rights Act in the Communicator, the California Association of Recreation Park Districts's bi-monthly Newsletter. Here's a reprint.

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The Governor recently signed two bills that affect the public's right to access peace officer records in misconduct and use-of-force situations. Here's our summary. https://t.co/5zAmIwEPWY

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Our Steven Graham published an article recently on what happens when a referendum leads to zoning inconsistent with a city's general plan. Here's a reprint of his article

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The firm is pleased to welcome five new attorneys to its roster: Sam Emerson, Jolena Grider, Nicole Roggeveen, Stephen Graham and Retired Judge Meredith Jury. These additions reflect the firm's thoughtful expansion plans. Congratulations and welcome to the Cole Huber LLP family!

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Thank you, Sacramento Business Journal, for yesterday's article about that start of a new chapter for our firm. https://t.co/E2EH81NAhE