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MCLE

Central district implements new self-disclosure and whistleblowing incentives

Oct. 14, 2024

The Central District of California has joined other U.S. ...

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New wildfire rules aim to ignite coverage in high-risk areas

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California is rolling out a new insurance regulation aime...

By Shanti Eagle

The pyramid of power: Understanding Iranian family dynamics

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The roles and cultural expectations of Iranian families o...

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Special Coverage

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Top Trade Secrets Lawyers 2024

Oct. 9, 2024

With its many innovative companies and ban on noncompete agreements, California has long led the way in shaping trade secrets law. Explore our expert-curated list of the state's top trade secrets practitioners.


Today's News

Government,

As the vote to recall Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price draws closer, her supporters and detractors are making their final arguments. Meanwhile, ...


Real Estate/Development, Consumer Law

Tenants sue over access to investigative reports

Oct. 15, 2024
By Antoine Abou-Diwan

Dozens of tenants claimed a landlord failed to furnish them with investigative reports ordered when they rented their dwellings. Tenant advocates say they've...


Civil Litigation

According to an amended complaint filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, Ye, aka Kanye West, "touched, groped, fondled, grabbed and forced himself in an...


Constitutional Law

The Alameda County ordinance criminalizes publicly observing the exhibitions of dangerous driving stunts, which often draw large crowds. Attorneys from the F...


Class Action

UCLA's lease of the land where its baseball facility is built includes a distinct land-use term that Congress enacted exclusively for the public university, ...


Technology, Antitrust & Trade Reg.

Google seeks stay in open-door order pending appeal

Oct. 15, 2024
By Sunidhi Sridhar

Google claims the injunction would cost more than $100 million and could compromise the security of Android users. 


Columns

Health Care & Hospital Law

Psychiatric Advance Directives (PADs) in California let individuals specify their mental health treatment preferences for futu...


Corporate

Central district implements new self-disclosure and whistleblowing incentives

MCLE
Oct. 14, 2024
By Brian R. Michael , Christina Randall

The Central District of California has joined other U.S. attorneys' offices across the country in implementing new self-disclo...


Technology

Addressing social media's influence on jurors

Oct. 15, 2024
By Jeffrey Kravitz

Jurors, being part of the social media universe, are susceptible to biases formed by online voices, which can affect their imp...



Verdicts & Settlements

Securities Fraud Boston Retirement System v.... $200,000,000
Breach of NDA/Non-Circumvention Agreement Michael Ho v. Marathon Digi... $138,780,000
Solo Automobile Accident Devin Patrick Taylor v. Kei... $6,000,000
Consumer Protection Communities for a Better En... $2,500,000
Wage and Hour ChaMarie Spears, an individ... $2,000,000
Auto v. Pedestrian Juan Ponce, Maria Ponce v. ... $1,400,000
Code Violation City and County of San Fran... $1,200,000
Code Violation City and County of San Fran... $1,050,808
Collection T. Del Campo v. 2040 Builders $970,500
Wage and Hour Roberto Riso, individually,... $950,000

On the Move

Stradling Yocca Carlson & Rauth

Oct. 11, 2024


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The Mexican American Bar Association held its annual Judges' Night on Thursday at the Millenium Biltmore Hotel in downtown Los Angeles.



Attorney Profiles


Daily Appellate Report

Anti-SLAPP, Municipal Law

Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Assn. v. Powell

Public interest exemption to anti-SLAPP statute did not apply because no public interest was advanced by suing individual defendants for relief that only defendant Water District could pr...


Civil Procedure

Gorobets v. Jaguar Land Rover North America, LLC

Plaintiff's rejection of simultaneous offers to compromise warranted cost shifting where one offer was invalid but the other was valid and the plaintiff failed to achieve a more favorable...


Maritime Law, Environmental Law

U.S. v. Korotkiy

Chief Engineer of foreign-flagged ship may be held criminally liable for inaccurate records of "oily bilge water" dumping in U.S. waters.


Workers' Compensation

Total Terminals International v. Director, Office of Worker's Compensation

An injured longshoreman with hearing loss in only one ear but bilateral tinnitus is properly compensated at the statutory rate for hearing loss in one ear.


Government, Employment Law

Ramirez v. City of Indio

City Manager was not bound by an arbitrator's findings with respect to the evidence supporting termination of a police officer under the City of Indio's Memorandum of Understanding.