Harmeet Dhillon

Last week, I wrote about the story of Conal O’Rourke. After a year of being dissatisfied with his Comcast service and persistently complaining to the company, O’Rourke was fired by

Anger stemming from a 30-year-old religious clash in India that left thousands dead has crept into one of the closest and most expensive congressional races in the country. Some Sikh

“A California man is seeking $1 million in damages from Comcast, alleging that he lost his job because an official defamed him to his employer after he made complaints about

A California man claimed earlier this year that a nightmare customer-service experience with Comcast caused him to lose his job. Now, he is suing the cable and Internet giant for

Dhillon Law Group’s Response to Comcast’s Apology We view Comcast’s apology as a public relations strategy, not a genuine apology. Comcast merely apologized to the Internet at large, and the

“OAKLAND, CA—Speaking over lunch last Friday, a Northern California man named Conal O’Rourke laid out what admittedly sounds like a crazy story: a year-long billing dispute over his home Comcast

Republican Neel Kashkari’s bid for governor was always going to be an uphill battle, but now two polls have him running way behind Democratic incumbent Gov. Jerry Brown, and one survey

More recently, there’s been a realization that getting in with lawmakers can be vital to easing regulatory burdens. For instance, Anne Wojcicki, CEO of genetic-testing company 23andMe, has spent months

It was a double indignity for Neel Kashkari this weekend when not just one but two fellow Republicans on November’s statewide ballot declined to endorse his campaign to oust Democratic

Washington — – Rep. Mike Honda prefers the floor to a chair, sitting Japanese-style with his back against the couch. He loves to fish, not golf. Not the glamorous Idaho

On a recent sunny Sunday in South Los Angeles, worshipers gathered in a wood-beam Pentecostal church to sing and offer testimonials of faith. In the middle of the African American

California Republicans are billing a big moment at their upcoming fall convention in Los Angeles as an “Ask Anything!” question-and-answer session with state GOP Chairman Jim Brulte. But if you’re

Before last weekend’s Reboot 2014 conference even began, it was blasted in PandoDaily as a  “cesspool” of “hick fascism” mixed with “Silicon Valley’s emerging brand of optimistic, half-understood libertarianism, part

It’s not easy being a conservative in Silicon Valley. People who lean to the right are vastly outnumbered in the nation’s high-tech hub, and say they sometimes have to downplay

EMERYVILLE — A Sacramento man who wore a traditional Sikh sword to an Emeryville theater last month says he was unfairly asked to remove the small weapon or leave the

A San Mateo County judge has put an end to the ongoing defamation lawsuit that sprung from a toppled campaign sign and the dropped cellphone found near it. In her

In his memoir, the former financial titan settles some old scores—really, really old scores. College fights never die; they just resurface in hardcover. That’s the lesson to take, apparently, from

If the anonymous blogger cloaked behind the site www.mungergames.net ever comes out from behind the curtain, perhaps we could have a public debate about Charles Munger, Jr., the donor who

Tim Donnelly, the Tea Party favorite for governor of California, apparently noticed that his primary election opponent, Irvine’s Neel Kashkari, picked up endorsements from such nationally known “moderate” Republicans as