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"Try as they might to deflect and convert this federal copyright case into a state-law contest, defendants' punitive countercl...


However, the panel affirmed provisions of a magistrate judge's ruling requiring city officials to comply with its own statute...



Sonoma County real estate partners and longtime friends-turned-rivals Ken Mattson and Tim LeFever have been hit with a propose...


Mattson

Jul. 9, 2024
By Sunidhi Sridhar



"I ultimately decided that I wanted to be in the trenches, helping to litigate cases, as opposed to mediating or arbitrating c...


The California Department of Justice has key advantages: it is less dependent on the state's General Fund than most agencies, ...



The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has issued a final rule that creates a public registry for certain nonbank financial ...


The remand trial will have to decide what were Trump’s unofficial acts and whether they constituted a crime or crimes. The cas...



The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld the administrative agencies’ authority but has imposed a stricter requirement for justifying...


The Supreme Court’s ruling in Jarkesy v. SEC, which gave defendants the right to a jury trial before facing monetary pe...



Implementing safeguards and planning ahead when work takes attorneys out on the road or in the air can help reduce their risk ...


The injunction will compel the school district to reassess the way its discipline policy deals with students with disabilities.



"The Motion is based on a fundamental misapplication of Fourth Amendment law and a mischaracterization of the facts underlying...


Lor has been praised for her clear communication with self-represented litigants and her efforts to streamline the process.



In its motion, the NFL claims errors at the June trial led to the improper verdict, including the jury's use of a phone calcul...



OC judge pleads not guilty to wife's murder

Jul. 8, 2024
By Skyler Romero

Former Deputy DA and current Orange County Superior Court Judge Jeffrey Ferguson is accused of murdering wife Sheryl Ferguson ...


Legal experts said they expect a flurry of challenges by corporations to see what federal agency rules they can overturn conce...



Some counties have already announced measures to reduce their budgets.



The plaintiffs claim that the tax impermissibly targets the exercise of a constitutional right and lacks historical precedent,...



In 5th and LA v. Western Waterproofing Company, Inc., the 2nd District Court of Appeal held that a second lawsuit again...


The public should be aware of the sacrifices and consequences of drone warfare, and the courts should be prepared to address t...



Private equity acquisitions of healthcare businesses have been shown to negatively impact quality of care, physician autonomy,...


The Supreme Court’s decision in Moyle v. United States has delayed or avoided ruling on the most critical question pres...



The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review the 11th Circuit's recent holding in Stanley v. City of Sanford to address ...