Linda Nguyen v. Advanced Management Company
By Skyler Romero
SFSUPERIOR
By Wisdom Howell
Tesla's trade secrets case against rival Rivian likely headed for trial
By Wisdom Howell
Superior Court Judge Theodore C. Zayner expressed concerns about the adequacy of Rivian's investigation into two former Tesla ...
FAIR Plan coverage limits are illegal, lawsuit claims
By Malcolm Maclachlan
Attorney Dylan L. Schaffer says his lawsuit seeking FAIR's compliance with minimum coverage requirements asks the court to do ...
Judge rebuffs Disney's attempt to dismiss lawsuit brought by actress fired over tweets
By Devon Belcher
Disney had failed to substantiate that it employs public-facing actors for the purpose of promoting values including respect a...
In remarks delivered at the 9th Circuit Judicial Conference, Justice Elena Kagan also said that the court is issuing too many ...
Associate Justice Goodwin H. Liu wrote that Proposition 22 does not conflict with the Legislature's ability to create and enfo...
Mixed reactions to Newsom's order on encampments
By Antoine Abou-Diwan
Thursday's order directs state agencies to draft protocols for removing homeless encampments, relying on the U.S. Supreme Cour...
Despite the finding against the bar's former executive director, Judge Yvette D. Roland recommended a lesser punishment than t...
AI companies face potential interlocutory appeal over DMCA's 'identicality' requirement
By Sunidhi Sridhar
The word "identical" is found in a different provision of the Digital Millenium Copyright Act, and Congress "intentionally and...
Github
By Sunidhi Sridhar
Audit shows mixed results of Proposition 47 in 2 Southern California counties
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
While overall recidivism rates decreased slightly, the number of individuals convicted four or more times increased by 12%.
Alameda jury awards $8.29M to stagehand injured at Rolling Loud Festival
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
The plaintiff's attorneys argued that a forklift operator failed to ensure Aguirre was in a safe position before moving the eq...
The recent widespread disruption caused by the CrowdStrike software defect underscores the need for redundancy in law firm tec...
Working as a neutral has enabled retired Judge Dalila C. Lyons to be more informal.
A trade association submitted an amicus curiae brief in a case brought by a new digital asset exchange against the SEC, seekin...
In a recent case, street vendors in Los Angeles successfully challenged the city’s onerous regulations, marking their second v...
The fallacy of incommensurate balancing is a common issue in legal cases where judges are expected to balance attributes that ...
The “Great Wealth Transfer” is estimated to transfer trillions of dollars from one generation to the next within 20 years. Est...
PLS
By Sunidhi Sridhar
The unanimous decision left room for the Legislature to amend the workers compensation law.
Encampment executive order
Newsom relied on the U.S. Supreme Court's decision last month in City of Grants Pass v. Johnson that ease the way for municipa...
Young sons might be US solicitor general's harshest critics
By Craig Anderson
Elizabeth B. Prelogar told a meeting of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that she tries out her Supreme Court arguments o...
DOJ attorneys dismissive of youth plaintiffs' last-ditch attempt to bring climate lawsuit against EPA
By Devon Belcher
18 plaintiffs between the ages of 8 to 17 sued the agency on claims it violated the U.S. Constitution and Clean Air Act by adm...
Carryn Barker claimed that she was harassed and assaulted by a supervisor.
"What I've seen in the last 10 years is a bit of erosion of the rights of victims," the new president of the National District...
The real causes of the affordable housing crisis are market forces and lack of housing subsidies, not CEQA, which has been ame...
The strongly-worded dissent warned that this ruling would hinder bankruptcy courts in managing cases with numerous abuse claim...
Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo ...