Capital Growth Investors XIV, Cal. 3d 1142, 1175 (1991), in which the California Supreme Court ruled that proof of intentional discrimination was necessary to establish a violation of the Unruh Civil Rights Act, the Court determined that based on the Legislature's addition of subdivision (f) to Civ. [read post]

Co-authored by: Heather Bloink Dynamic pricing is the practice of offering different prices to consumers based on various factors designed to maximize sales and profits, which may include the retailer’s perception of the willingness of a particular consumer to pay at a given price point, often in connection with other factors such as a given point in time. [read post]