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Bob Egelko

Bob Egelko

Legal & Courts Reporter at San Francisco Chronicle

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Recent Articles

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SpaceX can still be sued for discrimination in California after move, court rules

A state appeals court says a woman can sue Elon Musk’s SpaceX for sex discrimination in California, where the company was then based, rather than in Washington state, where she worked.
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California joins suit against Amazon over ad prices

California, 21 other states and the Federal Trade Commission sued Amazon, accusing the company of overcharging  advertising customers by more than $20 billion.
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Suit against Sacramento rowing program says bullied trans girl cons...

The mother of a transgender teen who was allegedly bullied and harassed by coaches and teammates on a girls rowing team in Sacramento has filed a lawsuit against the program.
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Voter ID supporters drop claims ballot measure would save money, ma...

At a hearing Thursday, supporters of Prop 39 abruptly dropped the claims, which also included that it would protect privacy. 
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Court rules Sonoma County must study impact of water wells on fish,...

Tuesday’s ruling said Sonoma County had not properly considered the effects of new rules it issued for increased pumping from the Russian River.
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AI users can shop directly on Amazon without Amazon’s permission, j...

Amazon was not entitled to block an AI browser from accessing its website and enabling users to find and purchase products, a federal appeals court has ruled.
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Hotel room booking companies sued by San Francisco for offering ‘no...

If you’re traveling to San Francisco and get an online offer for a hotel reservation, double-check the price because it may be much more than the hotel is actually charging, city officials say.
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Latest ban on books in school probably headed to U.S. Supreme Court

The firing of a school’s social worker with anti-trans books in his office has survived another legal challenge, but the final decision could come from the U.S. Supreme Court’s conservative...
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Trump administration illegally weakened air pollution protections, ...

A Bay Area judge ruled that the Trump administration illegally weakened national protections against air pollution caused by soot.
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The Supreme Court has clawed back concealed-carry laws. Could switc...

Now that the Supreme Court has overturned most state restrictions on carrying concealed firearms in public, the next target could be California’s ban on carrying switchblade knives.
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Being unmarried can mean higher car insurance payments in Californi...

Auto insurance in California can continue to cost more for unmarried drivers because evidence shows they’re more likely to need insurance coverage and payments, a state appeals court ruled...