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California Judicial Branch
Construction of a new 50,000 SF Courthouse. Complete scope(s) of work include: Architectural Casework, Millwork, Trim - Including preconstruction services.
Posted Date
Apr 30, 2026
Due Date
May 21, 2026
Release: Apr 30, 2026
California Judicial Branch
Close: May 21, 2026
Construction of a new 50,000 SF Courthouse. Complete scope(s) of work include: Architectural Casework, Millwork, Trim - Including preconstruction services.
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The Judicial Council of California is soliciting master agreements for statewide telephonic and remote video interpreter services to support 58 Superior Courts, Courts of Appeal, the Supreme Court, and other judicial entities. The solicitation seeks vendors to provide on-demand interpreting in specified spoken languages and ASL, ensuring the use of California certified or registered interpreters when possible. The initial contract term is five years with up to three one-year extension options, and proposals are due by June 4, 2026.
Posted Date
Apr 30, 2026
Due Date
Jun 4, 2026
Release: Apr 30, 2026
California Judicial Branch
Close: Jun 4, 2026
The Judicial Council of California is soliciting master agreements for statewide telephonic and remote video interpreter services to support 58 Superior Courts, Courts of Appeal, the Supreme Court, and other judicial entities. The solicitation seeks vendors to provide on-demand interpreting in specified spoken languages and ASL, ensuring the use of California certified or registered interpreters when possible. The initial contract term is five years with up to three one-year extension options, and proposals are due by June 4, 2026.
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Posted Date
Apr 23, 2026
Due Date
May 7, 2026
Release: Apr 23, 2026
California Judicial Branch
Close: May 7, 2026
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California Judicial Branch
This document is a legal judgment from the California Court of Appeal addressing Tesla Motors, Inc.'s appeal against a trial court's denial to compel arbitration with its former employee, Talia Shayla Alexis Wise. The dispute centers on the enforceability of an arbitration provision within Wise's Offer Letter, read in conjunction with her Non-Disclosure and Inventions Assignment Agreement (NDIAA). The trial court had deemed certain NDIAA terms unconscionable and found them to permeate the arbitration agreement, preventing its enforcement. The appellate court, while assuming the unconscionability of the NDIAA terms, concluded that these terms were severable because they were collateral to the main purpose of the arbitration agreement and did not directly affect Wise's claims or the arbitration process itself. Consequently, the appellate court reversed the trial court's order, directing that the arbitration agreement be enforced with the unconscionable NDIAA provisions severed.
Effective Date
Feb 16, 2021
Expires
Effective: Feb 16, 2021
California Judicial Branch
Expires:
This document is a legal judgment from the California Court of Appeal addressing Tesla Motors, Inc.'s appeal against a trial court's denial to compel arbitration with its former employee, Talia Shayla Alexis Wise. The dispute centers on the enforceability of an arbitration provision within Wise's Offer Letter, read in conjunction with her Non-Disclosure and Inventions Assignment Agreement (NDIAA). The trial court had deemed certain NDIAA terms unconscionable and found them to permeate the arbitration agreement, preventing its enforcement. The appellate court, while assuming the unconscionability of the NDIAA terms, concluded that these terms were severable because they were collateral to the main purpose of the arbitration agreement and did not directly affect Wise's claims or the arbitration process itself. Consequently, the appellate court reversed the trial court's order, directing that the arbitration agreement be enforced with the unconscionable NDIAA provisions severed.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from California Judicial Branch
The council meeting addressed various fiscal and operational matters, including the allocation of Access to Visitation Grant Program funding, the distribution of Equal Access Partnership Grant funds, and the allocation of Court Modernization Funding. Discussions also covered the Pretrial Pilot Program's report to the Legislature, the approval of requests for Trial Court Trust Fund allocations, and final one-time reductions for fund balances above the cap. Additionally, the council approved COVID-19 backlog funding, established 2021 legislative priorities, and accepted a report on voice-to-text language services. Several information-only items were presented, ranging from education plan reports to various statutorily required reports to the Legislature regarding court finances and operations.
The council meeting addressed a variety of administrative and policy matters. Key discussion topics included the adoption of a new Building Official Policy, the establishment of California Environmental Quality Act objectives and procedures, and the approval of updated criminal jury instructions. The council also deliberated on the reallocation of funding for court-appointed juvenile dependency counsel, authorized technical form changes related to federal poverty guidelines, and amended rules concerning public access and the publication of jury instructions. Furthermore, the meeting featured presentations on technical rules and forms, approved base funding floor process updates, and allocated funds for audio equipment upgrades in support of legislative mandates. Informational reports were received regarding facility modifications, education requirement compliance, court reporter fees, and quarterly investment results.
The Judicial Council discussed various administrative and policy items, including the distribution of children's waiting room funds during temporary closures, the appointment of a representative to the Board of State and Community Corrections, and approval of the judicial branch workers' compensation program for the upcoming fiscal year. Key topics also included the creation of new advisory positions, updates to civil jury instructions, guidelines for video remote interpreting, and various rules and forms revisions. Additionally, the council reviewed financial reports, including interpreter program expenditures, and accepted a report on data and information governance policy concepts.
The Judicial Council meeting covered numerous agenda items regarding rules and forms implementation. Key topics included the allocation of court reporter funding, the adoption of California Trial Court Facilities Standards, and the distribution of funds for the Equal Access Fund related to CARE Act legal representation and IOLTA-Formula grants. Additionally, the Council discussed revisions to criminal jury instructions, funding allocations for the Court Appointed Special Advocate Association, and extensive amendments to rules of court and forms concerning appellate procedures, civil case management, debtor's examinations, protective orders, and probate conservatorship and guardianship matters.
The Judicial Council discussed various administrative and policy matters. Key topics included funding allocations for the Model Self-Help Pilot Program, the adoption of a Capital Program Management Policy, and the approval of the 2022 Legislative Policy Summary. The Council addressed the disposition of closed courthouse facilities in several counties and approved new and revised civil jury instructions. Additionally, they reviewed grant allocations for the Language Access Signage and Technology Program and approved revisions to multiple forms related to criminal law, name and gender changes, protective orders, and enforcement of judgments. The meeting also included reports on trial court fund allocations, the update of the Uniform Bail and Penalty Schedules, and legislative reports concerning remote civil proceedings, judicial diversity, and the judicial branch strategic plan.
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