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Effective January 1, 2027, public agencies will have 10 business days, rather than 10 calendar days, to make their initial determination under the California Public Records Act. For a properly invoked unusual circumstances extension, the period will be up to 14 business days instead of.

An important decision was recently issued from the United States Supreme Court related to the homeless crisis. A summary of the decision is provided below. Alvarez-Glasman & Colvin has been directly involved in the Grants Pass case as a result of our representation of the.

Managing Partner Arnold Alvarez-Glasman served as a panelist on October 1, 2022, at the California Contract Cities Association conference held in Lake Arrowhead. Mr. Alvarez-Glasman addressed the over 100 attendees on the subject, “Legal Issues Related to Emergency Situations.” Mr. Alvarez-Glasman serves as a frequent.

Alvarez-Glasman & Colvin (AGC) is extremely pleased to announce that the California Court of Appeal ruled in favor of the City of Chico on an important legal argument presented by Senior Partner Sharon Medellin regarding the scope of the natural condition immunity set forth in.

AGC is pleased to announce that U.S. District Court Judge England granted the City of Chico’s Motion for Summary Judgment as to the City of Chico and three of its police officers. Plaintiff alleged that he was subject to the use of excessive force after.