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What does the 9th Circuit's unwinding of a multi-state class action settlement against Hyundai augur for future nationwide sui...



Recent attorney disbarments, suspensions, probations, and public reprovals in California.


SCOTUS will soon consider whether Securities and Exchange Commission administrative law judges have been duly appointed, casti...




Legislating Addiction

Jan. 25, 2018

Addictive behavior--whether with drugs, alcohol, or your cell phone--has reached epidemic proportions. A lawyer calls for the ...


As SCOTUS considers Ohio's program to notice and then purge inactive voters from the state's registry, opposing amici Robert P...



Recent policy developments seek to ensure better energy storage and distribution in the years to come.



On Duty

Jan. 12, 2018

A violent chemistry lab stabbing prompts California's high court to reconsider whether state universities owe their students a...



The prevalence of Sexual harassment raises profound ethical issues for attorneys,


Ninth Circuit and the Department of Labor clarify when an intern is entitled to minimum wages and other employment benefits. ...


As the California Supreme Court mulls whether compelled DNA swabs of felony arrestees are constitutional, Michael Risher (ACLU...



Recent attorney disbarments, suspensions, probations, and public reprovals in California.


Here are 10 recent developments that will impact employers and employees over the next year.


Experts discuss apportionment, patent eligibility, inter partes review, and the effects of 'T.C. Heartland.'


SCOTUS should use 'China Agritech v. Resh' to clarify that 'American Pipe' tolling does not protect successive class claims, s...



A recent decision from the Ninth Circuit highlights the problem when a judge participates in social media.



Auto-Renewal Update

Dec. 21, 2017

California businesses face revised rules for their automatic renewal practices, especially if they include a "free trial" feat...


SCOTUS takes on a second partisan gerrymandering case, signaling a willingness to finally brave the thorny legal thicket this ...



The California Supreme Court has clarified when an expert can rely on hearsay--and when the expert can tell a jury about it.


Tips from a small firm owner on handling resumes, interviews, and salary negotiations.


California is a leader in promoting alternative energy sources, including the use of solar power in connection with residences...


As California's aquifers diminish, the state high court clarified Monday just what latitude groundwater management districts h...



Recent attorney disbarments, suspensions, probations, and public reprovals in California.


Five experts weigh in on cyber threats, security breach litigation, risk mitigation, and cyber insurance.



Inter Partes Reviewed

Dec. 1, 2017

As SCOTUS considers the constitutionality of Inter Partes Review, an administrative adjudication meant to streamline patent ch...



A London-based designer offers tips on how to craft the right visual identity for a law practice.


A proven recipe for a successful small firm partnership: Talk often and don't sweat over money.


The California Environmental Quality Act sometimes conflicts with federal law. And sometimes not.


Alex Abdo (Knight First Amendment Institute) says the Fourth Amendment can't adequately protect essential freedoms imperiled b...



Employee stock options are a great perk, but they can be complicated. By Robert W. Wood