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Special Reports


ADR Profile

Emotional Intelligence

Nolan Armstrong
Signature Resolution

Firm Profile

Brothers in Law

Mendez & Sanchez

2025-12-12

MCLE

AI defamation suits test anti-SLAPP shields and speaker rights

Dec. 12, 2025

As AI-driven defamation suits emerge, courts must not onl...

By Lan P. Vu

SEC at the door? Mind your ethics - and your client

Dec. 10, 2025

When the SEC comes knocking, corporate counsel must call ...

By Alanna G. Clair, Shari L. Klevens

Military bases' new names sound like the old Confederate ones

Dec. 4, 2025

Military bases previously renamed to remove Confederate a...

By Eileen C. Moore


Today's News

Land Use, LA Fires, Civil Litigation


The petition seeks to invalidate Newsom's SB 9 suspension and similar bans adopted by Los Angeles, Pasadena, Malibu, and Los Angeles County, arguing the orde...


Dana Williamson and two other well-known political consultants have been charged with diverting $225,000 from a campaign account for former congressman and C...


Land Use, LA Fires, Civil Litigation


The petition seeks to invalidate Newsom's SB 9 suspension and similar bans adopted by Los Angeles, Pasadena, Malibu, and Los Angeles County, arguing the orde...


Intellectual Property


VirtaMove Corp. alleges AWS' migration and container services use processes covered by two of its patents, claims Amazon denies. The tech giant also asserts ...


Land Use, LA Fires, Civil Litigation


The petition seeks to invalidate Newsom's SB 9 suspension and similar bans adopted by Los Angeles, Pasadena, Malibu, and Los Angeles County, arguing the orde...


A San Francisco judge denied Nima Momeni's request to stay a wrongful death suit during pending matters around his conviction for murder, finding no real sel...


Columns

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Federal Arbitration Act, a cornerstone of American arbitration that has remained ...


Treat your (human) colleagues as allies - and your LLMs as adversaries

Dec. 12, 2025
By Caroline Radell, Michael M. Rosen

As large language models like ChatGPT and Claude proliferate, attorneys must balance their promise for efficiency and insight ...


America's melting pot is melting

Dec. 12, 2025
By William W. Bruzzo

From grade school lessons on immigrants of every language, faith and skin color forming a "melting pot," to today's U.S. as a ...



Verdicts & Settlements

Auto v. Auto Stephen Paper, Richard Pape... $18,000,000
Unfair Competition Eileen S. Natuzzi, Wun-Ling... $10,500,000
Consumer Protection Thomas Fan, Matthew Kimoto,... $7,050,000
Wrongful Death Eric Soriano Individually, ... $6,500,000
Elder Abuse Ronda Rigsby v. Brier Oak o... $3,800,000
Auto v. Auto Raphael Pariente Zapotitla ... $3,500,000
Dangerous Condition of Public Property Tsuki Sugiyama and Richard ... $2,850,000
Malpractice Jane Doe v. Roe Medical Group $2,100,000
Auto v. Auto Rohini Perera v. City of Lo... $1,500,000
Malpractice John Doe v. Roe Gastroenter... $1,500,000

On the Move

Murphy, Pearson, Bradley & Feeney P.C.

Dec. 5, 2025


Thomas Tuon joined Murphy, Pearson, Bradley & Feeney P.C. as an associate in Murphy, Pearson, Bradley & Feeney (San Francisco). The move was Dec. 2, 2025.

Tuon focuses on intellectual property transactions, data privacy counseling, and professional liability and taxation litigation. Combining experience in both transactional and controversy matters, Tuon helps clients navigate licensing, compliance, and corporate structuring issues that arise at the intersection of innovation and regulation. He assists individuals, startups, and established companies in protecting their intangible assets, managing risk, and ensuring compliance with evolving state and federal frameworks.


Details

Murphy, Pearson, Bradley & Feeney P.C. has 69 attorneys in 4 offices including San Francisco, Sacramento, Los Angeles. Among the law firm’s key practice areas are Litigation, Professional Liability, White Collar Defense & Investigations, Intellectual Property, Sports & Entertainment . The firm’s website is www.mpbf.com

Address

550 California Street, 14th Floor , San Francisco CA 94104 United States
T: (415) 788-1900

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Daily Appellate Report

Criminal Law and Procedure

People v. Kinnear

Trial court erred by imposing upper term and second-strike sentence after accepting defendant's stipulation without advising him of his constitutional rights or eliciting a knowing and vo...


Prisoners' Rights

Human Rights Defense Center, Inc. v. Uttecht

Prison officials were required to show that policy restricting mail to prisoners--impinging their First Amendment rights--advanced penological interest of reducing inmate-on-inmate violence.


Antitrust

Epic Games Inc. v. Apple Inc.

District court did not abuse its discretion by finding Apple in contempt after it willfully violated an injunction prohibiting anticompetitive behavior that discouraged purchases from App...


Criminal Law and Procedure

People v. Harrison

Defendant's resentencing petition for mitigation due to military service-related conditions failed because his conviction was for a statutorily excluded super-strike offense rendering him...


Torts, Immunity

Modification: Gilliland v. City of Pleasanton

Trial court applied an incorrect legal standard in finding that vehicle collision occurred during a qualifying police "pursuit," which would immunize the city from liability.