In an eminent domain proceeding, judgment against Caltrans on defendants’ goodwill claim and an order awarding litigation expenses to defendants are affirmed as the claim for goodwill damages is not preempted by the Petroleum Marketing Practices Act, and the award of litigation expense is supported by substantial evidence.
Read People ex rel. Dep’t of Transp. v. Acosta, No. C059064 [PDF]
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Filed October 26, 2009
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Opinion by Judge Hull
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For Appellant: Ronald W. Beals, Thomas C. Fellenz, Joann Georgallis, and Harjinder K. Chima
For Appellee: Greenan, Peffer, Sallander & Lally, Kevin D. Lally, John P. Makin, and Alice M. Peiler; Heiser Law Corporation and Jeffrey D. Heiser
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