California prison officials lose bid for qualified immunity in COVID-19 case
By Craig Anderson
The transfer of inmates from the California Institution for Men to San Quentin led to an outbreak of COVID-19, resulting in mo...
Judge Judy sues tabloid publisher over false claim she supports Menendez brothers
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
The article published on InTouch Weekly's website on April 10 damaged Sheindlin's reputation as a no-nonsense judge, the laws...
Apple defends iCloud service against antitrust claims
By Sunidhi Sridhar
Apple Inc. asked a federal judge in San Jose to dismiss a putative class action against its iCloud service, arguing that consu...
Icloud dismiss
By Sunidhi Sridhar
The court’s decision contradicts previous Ninth Circuit decisions and Supreme Court statements that the Second Amendment appli...
The California State Bar is considering adding privacy law as a new area of legal specialization, which would require lawyers ...
A defense is available to employers when it comes to section 226 premium penalties, based on dictionary definitions of “knowin...
Judge Judy Sheindlin v. Accelerate360 and A360 Media, LLC
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
CEQA streamlining works, lawyers say. But can California's courts keep up?
By Skyler Romero
As the number of projects subject to expedited judicial review increases it could create a "traffic jam" in the courts, one at...
Being nominated to the US Supreme Court is not an honor worth pursuing, as it involves lying, politicization, and elitism.
The Biden administration recently revised Title IX regulations that govern how colleges and universities handle sexual assault...
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has updated its harassment guidelines for the first time in 25 years. The n...
The DeVillier v. Texas case highlights the need for government officials to act in good faith when dealing with citizen...
Political tweets had 'nothing to do' with Disney's free speech, lawyers argue
By Devon Belcher
"Nothing in the complaint suggests that Carano is seeking to modify defendants' speech or the message defendants desire to exp...
$10M settlement proposed after investigation into cell company marketing practices
By Wisdom Howell
According to three complaints and a proposed settlement order filed in San Francisco Superior Court, Bonta's office accused th...
Federal judge dismisses trademark lawsuit brought by Blue Bottle Coffee
By Sunidhi Sridhar
The lawsuit alleged that Southern Technologies' gear and accessories misled consumers into believing its products were endorse...
Macy's employee can continue PAGA claim, 9th Circuit rules
By Craig Anderson
The court ruled that the Federal Arbitration Act does not bar nonrepresentative claims under the Private Attorney Generals Act...
$14M verdict against UCLA is personal for attorney and his doctor
By Antoine Abou-Diwan
Dr. Lauren C. Pinter-Brown's first verdict against the UC Regents was reversed by the 2nd District Court of Appeal after the t...
Carano v. The Walt Disney Company et al.
By Devon Belcher
California v. Verizon
By Wisdom Howell
California v. T-Mobile
By Wisdom Howell
California v. AT&T
By Wisdom Howell
"We understand that the current fiscal climate requires Governor Newsom to accelerate budget cost reduction strategies across ...
More than 400 people attended the legal nonprofit's annual luncheon.
Judge rules in favor of Dave & Busters in wages case
By Skyler Romero
The defense had argued that the plaintiff had been included in a previous settlement.
Women lawyers meeting explores changing landscape for abortion services
By Jessica Lynn Murray
Alliant files suit against Lockton in non-compete dispute
By Antoine Abou-Diwan
The lawsuit forms part of a broader dispute over the extent to which the clauses can apply in California.
The new office will be the ADR firm's fifth since opening in downtown Los Angeles in 2017.
16K potential class members claimed missing from Robert Half lawsuit
By Wisdom Howell
The lawsuit, originally filed in 2015, accuses the staffing agency of systemically failing to pay more than 212,000 employees ...
The ruling could wipe out hundreds of firearms-related convictions.