Judge dismisses wheel manufacturer’s mark claim, prompts review motions
By Devon Belcher
Motions to reconsider the dismissal without a chance to amend and a request for review by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal...
‘Top Gun Maverick’ out of copyright danger zone
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
U.S. judge found that Tom Cruise’s Top Gun sequel did not rely on a magazine article that was the inspiration for the original...
Nation of Islam loses defamation claim against ADL and Wiesenthal Center
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
The organizations argued that they exercised their First Amendment right to express their opinion that Louis Farrakhan’s state...
Court denies injunction of Microsoft-Activision merger
By Sunidhi Sridhar
U.S. District Jacqueline Scott Corley wrote that she no longer had jurisdiction over the case once an appeal was filed with t...
The Eastern District of California, with its diverse population and large number of magistrate judges, presents challenges but...
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Apple engineer's family settles wrongful death suit with Tesla
By Wisdom Howell
The settlement amount was not made public, but Tesla denied the plaintiffs' accusations that it sold a defective vehicle.
Google now accused in state court of illegally tracking Chrome users
By Wisdom Howell
The lawsuits follow a similar class action in federal court that was settled, with Google agreeing to delete and/or remediate ...
The lawsuits follow a similar class action in federal court that was settled, with Google agreeing to delete and/or remediate ...
The Federal Circuit’s decisions signal its determination to emphasize the significance of objective criteria in obviousness an...
The case involves a claim that the platforms processed illegal transactions for unlawful gambling, which falls outside of Sect...
Family law attorneys believe Jolie’s motion has a chance of being granted, at least in part.
The suit claimed that the Tom and Erika Girardi were friends with Lorenzo Robert Savage III, the former chief of the U.S. Secr...
Plaintiffs want negligent hiring claim added to DoorDash case
By Antoine Abou-Diwan
The driver, an immigrant from Russia, had a California driver’s license for a month and half before the crash and was distract...
Women attorneys launch initiative to close gender gap in patent litigation
By Sunidhi Sridhar
Attendees will learn about aspects of being a lead counsel, including how to speak, dress, interact with non-leading counsel, ...
The Fearless Foundation, a nonprofit that provides funding and resources for women of color entrepreneurs, is facing a lawsuit...
Article 1, section 8 should be revived and restored to its rightful place. It has been used to challenge sex discrimination in...
Complex commerical litigator defended Archdiocese
Companies facing exclusion orders are trying to challenge the International Trade Commission in court or through legislation, ...
The False Claims Act (FCA) saw a record-breaking year in 2023, with 1,212 new cases initiated, a 26% increase over the previou...
Contradictory CIPA rulings leave both sides saying they’re right
By Antoine Abou-Diwan
Attorneys on both sides of the bar believe recent privacy act rulings in Los Angeles bolster their claims. But the absence of ...
The SEC accused Matthew Panuwat of possessing confidential information about his employer and trading in the securities of Inc...
Lawmakers introduce legislation to combat retail theft
By Malcolm Maclachlan
Several new anti-theft bills are already print, thanks to amendments added during the past week.
Lancaster sues LA county for overcharging on sheriff’s services
By Skyler Romero
The lawsuit claims that the county saves money by using overtime to cover vacant officer positions in cities it contracts with...
California to legislate cause of action for doxing victims
By Jack Needham
The bill, AB 1979 aims to address the lack of criminal prosecutions for doxing under existing legislation.
6 telecom providers sue Santa Clara County for $19.3M in 'discriminatory' property taxes
By Wisdom Howell
The plaintiffs allege that the county applied higher tax rates to their property compared to other property owners.
Mediating the French-American business dispute: Culture, etiquette, and language will make or break the resolution.
With new privacy laws making it easier for consumers to opt out of targeted advertising, it has become challenging for online ...
In Ramirez v. PK, the 1st District Court of Appeal ruled that the Privette doctrine is inapplicable in landlord-tenant ...
The candidates’ vote shares varied significantly across the county, reflecting the demographic, economic, and political differ...