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Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the industry in 2023 is whether international arbitration can adapt sufficiently to remai...



Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the industry in 2023 is whether international arbitration can adapt sufficiently to remai...


Bankruptcy judge posts past rulings so attorneys can prepare their arguments.



In this first installment of a four-part series, common illiquid investments of divorcing parties will be explored. The goal i...


Plaintiffs had alleged that despite the advertising on the pods stating they were recyclable, “municipal recycling facilities ...



Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the industry in 2023 is whether international arbitration can adapt sufficiently to remai...


The numbers have gotten worse in half dozen case types, notably felonies and unlawful detainers



The lawsuit filed by David Alden Erikson says he worked on multiple major cases for Geragos & Geragos and has yet to be pa...


Fritz R. Stradling, 1926 - 2023

Feb. 28, 2023
By Douglas Saunders Sr.

Bond lawyer helped build infrastructure of Orange and Riverside counties



As it stands, there is currently no clear answer to whether AI-generated art qualifies for copyright protection.


Little Hoover Commission to probe environmental law

Feb. 28, 2023
By Malcolm Maclachlan

The first hearing on March 16 “will focus on the debate over CEQA and give the commission the opportunity to hear different pe...



The setup costs include completion and submission of Form 1023 to the IRS National Office. The IRS usually approves these appl...


The Copyright Office’s decision may not be the last word on the subject, but certainly the debate over creation by artificial ...



Justice Gordon B. Burns, writing for a unanimous panel, ruled the university failed to consider alternative sites for the hous...


The Blue Ribbon Commission on the Future of the Bar Exam discussed whether civility could be tested and lamented a lack of con...



The unanimous decision by the 2nd District Court of Appeal panel solidified a long-standing rule the Academy of Motion Picture...


Stockton woman one of few to sue over transgender surgery

Feb. 28, 2023
By Antoine Abou-Diwan

Chloe E. Brockman’s lawsuit is believed to be the second such case in the U.S. A 32-year-old Oregon woman in December sued her...



The plaintiffs’ attorneys supported the motion on Friday and said they have been unable to successfully communicate with their...


“I love this country so much that I’m ashamed to be here today in front of you and in front of my family in these cuffs,” Baba...