Is your Lucid Gravity spending more time in service than in your driveway? California drivers who bought or leased a Lucid Gravity and cannot get it repaired may be entitled to a full buyback, a replacement vehicle, or a cash settlement under California’s lemon law. The Gravity is Lucid’s first SUV, and it arrived on …
CLGCA founder Alan Mansfield is pleased to announce that he will serve as an adjunct faculty member at California Western School of Law in San Diego beginning with the Fall 2026 semester. Mr. Mansfield will teach a course in consumer law, an area in which he has practiced for more than 35 years. He looks …
The Consumer Law Group of California is pleased to announce that it is among the sponsors of the North County Bar Association’s June Bench & Bar Dinner and Awards—an evening of connection, recognition, and celebration of our legal community. About the Event The evening will feature a State of the Court Address by the Honorable …
Consumer Reports recently found high levels of lead in a food-contact part of a popular Black+Decker blender, the PowerCrush model BL1230. If you live in California and have used this blender to make baby food, smoothies, or anything else for your family, you may have been exposed to a dangerous neurotoxin. The attorneys at Consumer …
On April 3, 2026, Judge Gregory W. Pollack of the San Diego County Superior Court granted final approval of the class action settlement in Jane Roe, et al. v. Sweetwater Union High School District, Case No. 37-2023-00028588-CU-BT-CTL. The settlement resolves claims arising from a February 2023 data breach in which an unauthorized third party gained …
On February 20, 2026, Judge Marcella O. McLaughlin of the San Diego County Superior Court granted final approval of the class action settlement in G.W., et al. v. San Diego Unified School District, Case No. 37-2023-00035972-CU-BT-CTL. The effective date of that settlement has now passed, and the settlement is final. The settlement resolves claims arising …
The Camp Lejeune water contamination litigation continues to move forward on multiple fronts as we enter the first quarter of 2026, though progress remains slower than many veterans and their families had hoped. Elective Option Program As of early 2026, the Camp Lejeune litigation includes over 3,700 federal lawsuits filed in the Eastern District of …
San Diego Lawyer magazine recently published an article written by Alan Mansfield, founder of CLGCA, about the success of the Lopardo Inn of Court in growing its recognition, membership, and online presence through a coordinated social media campaign. Mr. Mansfield is a member of the Inn’s Executive Committee and a co-chair of its Membership Committee. …
On January 8, 2026, one year after the Palisades Fire, Plaintiffs in the Silver v. City of Los Angeles class action lawsuit filed a First Amended Class Action Complaint in Los Angeles Superior Court. The amended complaint significantly expands the number of responsible governmental entities, naming the following as defendants: This 68-page complaint details how …
Whatley Kallas LLP is pleased to share that the landmark Blue Cross Blue Shield antitrust settlement has officially become effective following final court approval. This represents a significant milestone for healthcare providers across the country who have been impacted by anticompetitive practices in the health insurance marketplace. I witnessed firsthand the extensive effort required to …