Civil Litigation
Oct. 12, 2020
Judge who accused lawyers of ‘gender incivility’ denies recuse motion
A judge who accused attorneys of "gender incivility" should recuse himself from the case because his wife is the attorneys' opposing counsel in an unrelated case, they argued.
A judge who accused attorneys of "gender incivility" should recuse himself from the case because his wife is the attorneys' opposing counsel in an unrelated case, they argued.
The judge, Mark Young of Santa Monica, almost immediately denied the request saying California case law does not require recusal in such an instance. Young last month sanctioned the attorneys for...
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