Special Coverage
Ginsburg, an icon of America's judicial system, was the second woman appointed to the Court. She served for more than 27 years.
Columns
Law Practice, Civil Rights
An interview with: Angela P. Harris of UC Davis School of Law
By Mallika Kaur
Constitutional Law, Civil Rights
‘We the People’: 100 years of perspective on the 19th Amendment
By Michelle Williams Court, Elizabeth A. White, Serena R. Murillo, Samantha P. Jessner, Julie R. F. Gerchik, Nicole Chollett Bershon, Amy Yerkey, Jennifer Leland
It is no secret that in 1776, when the Founding Fathers wrote the preamble to the U.S. Constitution, “We the People” did not i...
Podcasts
Arizona Leads: Access to justice, innovative financing and legal paraprofessionals
By Howard B. Miller, Ann Timmer
Podcast Host Howard Miller speaks with Arizona Justice Ann Timmer on Pathbreaking Rules and Lawyer Opportunities.
California Legislature 2020: New bills you immediately need to know
By Howard B. Miller
Podcast Host Howard Miller interviews Daily Journal Capital Bureau chief Malcolm Maclachlan on important bills from the legisl...
Upcoming Webinars
Banking
Disrupting the Clubby World of Venture Capital
A webinar on venture capital and the women who are breaking the glass ceiling.
Webinars
Civil Rights
Bail Reform
Bail reform efforts are sweeping the nation as jurisdictions consider measures to prevent pretrial detention solely on the bas...
Roundtables
Experts weigh in on significant class action developments
Featured Content
The increasing use of arbitration clauses, coupled with class action waivers in standard employment agreements, has led to a d...
Alternative Dispute Resolution, Expert Advice
The Simple Truth About Complex Mediation
A Question and Answer Session with Four JAMS Neutrals
Esports is cultural phenomenon that is one of the most significant drivers of the youth demographic worldwide; it transcends c...
Insights
Despite a very challenging regulatory climate, a few battery manufacturers are still scattered throughout Southern California.
Community News
The firm’s earnings went to Public Counsel, a non-profit firm which works to provide legal services to people who live at or b...
MCLE
SB 1159 extends California’s COVID-19 presumption of compensability
On Thrusday, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 1159, w...
By Yvette Davis, Theodore A. PennyCan you count?
A guide to long-term leases, reassessments... and counting
By Guido I. PiottiCalifornia Legislature 2020: New bills you immediately need to know
Podcast Host Howard Miller interviews Daily Journal Capit...
By Howard B. MillerDiscipline Report
Discipline Report
August 2020
Recent attorney disbarments, suspensions, probations and public reprovals in California.
Discipline Report
July 2020
Recent attorney disbarments, suspensions, probations and public reprovals in California.
Discipline Report
June 2020
Recent attorney disbarments, suspensions, probations and public reprovals in California.