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ADR Profile

One size doesn't fit all

Gregory Keosian
ADR Services, Inc.

2025-07-11

MCLE

AI wins in court as book training deemed fair use

Jul. 10, 2025

In a matter of days, two federal courts allowed the use o...

By Edward D. Lanquist, Dominic Rota

Dupe culture on trial: Lululemon, Costco, and the future of trademark law

Jul. 9, 2025

In an era where TikTok hauls and hashtag trends blur the ...

By Pejman Javaheri

What AI learns from us, and why that could be a legal problem

Jul. 7, 2025

AI is reshaping legal practice--but when left unchecked, ...

By James Mixon


Today's News

Civil Litigation


The man alleges church leaders at The Dwelling Place Anaheim enabled and covered up years of sexual abuse by a youth group leader, in a lawsuit filed under C...


Judges and Judiciary


A Judicial Mentor Program event Tuesday will offer aspiring judges practical advice and insider perspectives on navigating California's judicial application ...


Civil Litigation


The 9th Circuit temporarily revived Trump's executive order, halting an injunction and allowing restrictions on collective bargaining for 950,000 federal wor...


Administrative/Regulatory, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


A 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel upheld FERC's denial of "rate incentives" for California utilities, ruling their participation in CAISO is no longe...


Under the judge's order, federal agents cannot base detentive stops solely on race, ethnicity, accent, presence at day laborer sites, or type of work.


Law Practice, Appellate Practice


A California appellate court ruled plaintiffs' attorneys cannot collect fees in whistleblower retaliation cases if juries award no damages, despite finding r...


Columns

U.S. Supreme Court, Technology, Constitutional Law

Supreme Court's blessing of Texas Age Verification Law bodes well for California's Digital Age Assurance Act.


Guide to Legal Writing, Appellate Practice

Better briefs, better advocacy

Jul. 11, 2025
By Melissa Shalit

Practical, behind-the-scenes strategies for writing clear, credible, and persuasive appellate briefs that resonate with judges...


Labor/Employment

California employers are scrambling to balance state requirements with new federal directives that impact everything from im...



Verdicts & Settlements

Clean Air Act California Air Resources Bo... $82,000,000
Auto v. Tractor-Trailer Juanita Cerrato, by and thr... $18,574,222
Dangerous Condition of Public Property Jan Svallingson, individual... $6,735,102
Malpractice Pediatric Hospitalist v. Ro... $4,875,000
Premises Liability Denise Wood v. St. Mary Med... $3,370,250
Negligence Krystal Slocum v. Anaheim U... $1,987,500
Breach of Contract Ken Houang, et al. v. Roche... $1,861,380
Wage and Hour Michael Pearson, individual... $1,350,000
Deprivation of Rights Christina Astorga v. City o... $1,250,000
Clean Air Act Bay Area Air Quality Manage... $575,000

On the Move

Orrick

Jul. 11, 2025


Jade Turner-Bond joined Orrick as a partner in Los Angeles. The move was Jul. 2, 2025.

Turner-Bond's practice focuses on social and transportation infrastructure projects, and she serves as counsel to issuers, underwriters and sponsors on a broad spectrum of public finance transactions. She has worked on a broad range of financing structures, including fixed and variable rate, tax-exempt and taxable, letter of credit and liquidity-supported bonds, tenders, exchanges, senior/subordinate, project finance, direct purchases, and 144A and Section 4(a)(2) offerings. Some of her notable clients include the City of Los Angeles, the State of California, the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, the Port of Los Angeles, and The Broad, as well as some of the most active underwriters in the market.


Details

Orrick has 994 attorneys in 25 offices including Sacramento, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Orange County.. Among the law firm’s key practice areas are Technology & Innovation, Energy & Infrastructure, Finance, Life Sciences & Healthtech.. The firm’s website is https://www.orrick.com/

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Daily Appellate Report

Civil Procedure

CFP BDA, LLC v. Superior Court (Bedford)

Timely motion for summary judgment must be heard regardless of local court rules or calendaring issues.


Conservatorship

Conservatorship of Anne S.

Sanctions were appropriate where attorney seeking conservatorship for his distantly associated neighbor had no legal authority to seek conservatorship.


Torts, Civil Procedure

Mitchell v. Hutchinson

Alternative-causation-theory burden-shifting was not applicable where plaintiff failed to establish causation element as to property owner's purported negligence.


Criminal Law and Procedure

U.S. v. Schena

Payments from owner of medical diagnostic laboratory to intermediary marketers rather than to the doctors actually making patient referrals violated law anti-renumeration law.


Constitutional Law

No Labels Party of Arizona v. Fontes

Arizona election law requiring Secretary of State to accept all eligible filings did not unduly burden the No Labels party's interests in controlling candidates from its party.