Good morning. 

Thank you for reading Inland Empire Law Weekly’s first Sunday publication. Your early subscription gives validation to my efforts. Every week, your subscription will get you access to locally reported articles on the San Bernardino and Riverside superior court systems. 

I intend for this publication to be updated once a week, on Sunday mornings. 

Amani speaks at her swearing-in ceremony. Aidan McGloin | Inland Empire Law Weekly
  • From there, we go to the State Assembly’s effort to reform wage theft judgment enforcement. Seventy-two percent of wage theft judgments are not fulfilled, according to the state auditor.
  • In Sacramento, Sen. Sabrina Cervantes (D-Riverside) was accused of, and then vindicated of, driving under the influence.  
State Sen. Sabrina Cervantes, center, during a floor session at the state Capitol in Sacramento on Jan. 23, 2025. Fred Greaves | CalMatters
  • Local attorney Sam Price has guidance for probate attorneys on imminent mandatory eFiling requirements in San Bernardino Superior Court.
  • California’s tariff lawsuit is heading to the 9th Circuit
  • See all the other lawsuits California filed against the federal government here.
  • We also have a roundup of recently filed federal cases in the California Central District. Read it here.

That’s all I have for you this morning. If you’d like to reach out, please email me at editor@ielaw.news. Alternately, fill out this Google Form.

Thank you. Have a nice Sunday, and a strong week.

Aidan McGloin

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