Since March 19, 2020, local agencies throughout California have been scrambling to adapt to evolving restrictions; meet the needs of their residents, staff, and businesses; and keep city operations afloat — often with decimated budgets and without face-to-face...
Q: What is your background? I was born in Mexico City, Mexico, moved to the United States at age 8, and grew up in San Dimas, California. I obtained a full-tuition academic scholarship from the University of Southern California (USC) and graduated magna cum laude with...
By Curtis R. Wright, Founding Partner, Serviam by Wright LLP In March 2020, the California Court of Appeal made a ruling that set a new precedent for how administrative citation appeals are treated in California. That ruling arguably contradicts the express language...
Typically, when both the plaintiff and the defendant agree to a settlement, the defendant is released from all claims. The release is intended to put an end to any further litigation. However, on occasion, a plaintiff may attempt to get around this final release...
Q: As a founding partner at Serviam by Wright LLP, what are your practice areas? City Prosecutor, City Attorney, Nuisance Abatement, Code Enforcement, Receiverships, Police Services, Civil Rights Litigation Defense, Land-Use Regulation, Cannabis Regulation and...
