Bay Area politicians are stepping all over themselves in heaping praise on Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-California. Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom praised her for having the “courage of her convictions and
Carly Fiorina blazed a trail as the first woman to lead a Fortune 20 company, but the former CEO of Hewlett-Packard now seems to have an even bigger “first-ever” achievement
Two years ago, Jim Brulte chastised his party for losing seats to laziness. “There were three Assembly seats that were lost because we got lazy,” Brulte said shortly after taking
California GOP chairman Jim Brulte, widely credited with reviving the state Republican party’s fortunes, announced Monday that he would seek reelection to the post. Brulte highlighted the party’s recent victories
A newly-elected Bay Area lawmaker isn’t reveling in the perks of public office. She’s forgoing two of the best bonuses afforded to members of the California Legislature. As her first act
A Sikh university student has sued the U.S. Army, saying he cannot join the Reserve Officer Training Corps unless he violates his religious beliefs by removing his turban, shaving and
It was, as one political observer called it, the “meh election” in California — a mismatch in the state’s marquee race, a nasty and largely confusing fight over health care
As Americans go to their mid-term polls on Tuesday 4 November, Democrats are bracing for bad news. The president’s popularity ratings are low and Democrats might lose control of the
After several months of relative calm, the 16th Assembly District race has turned fiesty — and flush with donations — in the run up to Election Day. Over the past
Neel Kashkari almost certainly will lose to Gov. Jerry Brown next week, but political experts say he could leave a lasting mark on how California Republicans run for office. Kashkari
Dhillon Law Group was recently featured in the Daily Journal on Friday, October 24, 2014. View the article here.
After a yearlong dispute with Comcast, a customer claims in court that the cable provider called up his boss at a major accounting firm and got him fired. Conal O’Rourke
Last week, I wrote about the story of Conal O’Rourke. After a year of being dissatisfied with his Comcast service and persistently complaining to the company, O’Rourke was fired by
Anger stemming from a 30-year-old religious clash in India that left thousands dead has crept into one of the closest and most expensive congressional races in the country. Some Sikh
“A California man is seeking $1 million in damages from Comcast, alleging that he lost his job because an official defamed him to his employer after he made complaints about
A California man claimed earlier this year that a nightmare customer-service experience with Comcast caused him to lose his job. Now, he is suing the cable and Internet giant for
Dhillon Law Group’s Response to Comcast’s Apology We view Comcast’s apology as a public relations strategy, not a genuine apology. Comcast merely apologized to the Internet at large, and the
“OAKLAND, CA—Speaking over lunch last Friday, a Northern California man named Conal O’Rourke laid out what admittedly sounds like a crazy story: a year-long billing dispute over his home Comcast
Republican Neel Kashkari’s bid for governor was always going to be an uphill battle, but now two polls have him running way behind Democratic incumbent Gov. Jerry Brown, and one survey
More recently, there’s been a realization that getting in with lawmakers can be vital to easing regulatory burdens. For instance, Anne Wojcicki, CEO of genetic-testing company 23andMe, has spent months
