Judge skeptical of request to keep identity secret in Blackberry harassment suit
By Sunidhi Sridhar
"I will tell you that the federal courts believe in openness, transparency, and information made public," U.S. Magistrate Judg...
Newman v. Google LLC
By Wisdom Howell
LA County court closed because of ransomware attack
By Antoine Abou-Diwan
As of Monday afternoon, it was unclear if normal court operations would resume Tuesday. Law firms have struggled to file new c...
San Francisco sues Temple Nightclub owners over missing settlement payments
By Wisdom Howell
The County and City of San Francisco is suing the company seeking roughly $171,000 that was to be paid to current and past emp...
Biden's 'moderate' rent control policy unlikely to see daylight
By Jack Needham
Real estate and tenant rights lawyers weigh in on what a recent proposal to cap rental increases nationally would mean for the...
CCSF v. Zen Compound
By Wisdom Howell
Blackberry
By Sunidhi Sridhar
9th Circuit conference opens with a review of Supreme Court's term
By Craig Anderson
"This was a John Roberts term," Stanford Law School professor Jeffrey L. Fisher told attorneys and judges at the conference in...
Pre-litigation mediation can also help avoid harmful escalation, preserve relationships, and save costs compared to litigation...
Cultural competency is not only a desirous skill but a necessity to ensure continued trust and faith in our legal system.
The Cultural Competency Seminar in Family Law Practice 2024 focuses on the difficulties of communication in cultural and profe...
As a psychologist, I must navigate the meaning of my words carefully and understand each client’s unique experiences to provid...
Dr. D. Sue’s exploration of uncomfortable conversations reveals how avoiding tough discussions can impede personal growth and ...
Served as a justice on the California Supreme Court.
Closure order
LA Superior Court closed Monday due to ransomware attack
The attack occurred in the early hours of Friday morning and is unrelated to the global IT outage caused by CrowdStrike softwa...
9th Circuit appears inclined to reinstate class action over Chrome browser
By Craig Anderson
Plaintiffs argue that the company violated its promise that any personal information provided while using Chrome would not be ...
Judge pauses Wonderful unionization efforts
By Skyler Romero
Judge Bernard C. Barmann Jr.'s ruling on Thursday said Wonderful was likely to prevail in its claims that United Farm Workers ...
Marathon Digital Holdings was found to have violated its contract with the individual after failing to compensate him for prov...
San Diego attorney honored for pro bono work with nonprofit and entrepreneurial organizations
By Diana Bosetti
Erik T. Johnson was recognized by the California Lawyers Association with a Labor and Employment Law Pro Bono Achievement Awar...
A novel discrimination lawsuit against Workday Inc.'s applicant screening software has been filed by Derek Mobley, a 50-year-o...
Appeals court reinstates rioting charges against white supremacist group leader
By Craig Anderson
The decision is a sharp rebuke of now-retired U.S. District Judge Cormac J. Carney of Santa Ana.
Southwest accused of failing to protect minor against in-flight assault
By Devon Belcher
The lawsuit claims the airline's staff knew the industry had a growing problem with reported in-flight sexual assaults, and th...
Fighting a traffic ticket taught the longtime public defender what it really feels like to be a defendant.
Outed priest sues gay dating app developer over privacy violations
By Antoine Abou-Diwan
Attorneys for Jeffrey Burrill claim that Grindr LLC concealed from him that his data would be sold to third parties and that i...
Transactional attorneys at Styskal, Wiese & Melchione LLP enjoy bringing people together.
A prosecutor has an obligation to disclose all substantial material evidence favorable to an accused, including evidence relat...
In most cases, California homeowners' associations must resolve disputes under the Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development ...
Joshua Kindred, a federal judge in the District of Alaska, resigned in July after being accused of sexual misconduct and haras...
The Supreme Court has ruled that a plaintiff's right to challenge a regulation as facially invalid accrues when the regulation...