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: Legal Pad | LAO.C. pension case may go to L.A.
By Jason Siegel
Orange County's deputies pension case may go to Los Angeles, with the judge in the case issuing a tentative ruling, the Orange County Register reported. A written order will be release this week.
The Orange County Employee Retirement System sought to move the case, over $187 million in benefits, because many court employees are members of the retirement system named as a defendant in the case, the Los Angeles Times reported.
They city a law saying that a court case involving two local public agencies must be moved to another county, the O.C. Register reported.
Full post as published by Legal Pad | LA on April 14, 2008 (boomark / email).
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