News & Announcements
Court Victory for Building a Better Redondo
Angel Law is pleased to announce that on July 28, 2010, the Los Angeles County Superior Court (Hon. Robert H. O’Brien, Judge Presiding) handed Angel Law clients Building a Better Redondo and Jim Light (collectively BBR) a decisive victory in their lawsuit against the City Council of Redondo Beach, following the city council’s refusal to
Malibu Times: Judge rules Coastal must void development permit
The Los Angeles County Superior Court on Nov. 30 decided in favor of two Malibu Colony residents who last year filed a lawsuit against their next-door neighbor and the California Coastal Commission over an application for a coastal development permit.
Court Victory on Two Important Statewide Coastal Issues
Angel Law is pleased to announce a court victory on two important statewide coastal issues in the continuing struggle for effective public participation in California Coastal Commission decisions. On November 30, 2009, Judge James C. Chalfant of the Los Angeles County Superior Court decided in favor of our clients, William and Steve Littlejohn, in their
Angel Law Helps Ventura County Environmentalists Halt Boating Center Development in the Wrong Place
Environmentalists won an important victory for the coastal zone environment of Oxnard and Channel Islands Harbor this week. In a lawsuit filed against the California Coastal Commission and Ventura County by a local environmental organization, Habitat for Hollywood Beach, the Honorable Judge James C. Chalfant of the Superior Court of Los Angeles County issued a