U.S. District Judge A. Howard Matz last November tossed bribery convictions against a Southern California company and its two ...
What must a GC know to keep a company out of trouble? ...
Redevelopment agencies—terminated by the Legislature last summer—got a frosty reception to their constitutional challenge at t...
Criminal defense lawyers face conflicting emotions when they are accused of providing ineffective assistance of counsel. We ta...
Being asked to serve as a trustee may seem like an honor, but the job entails significant legal responsibility.
"A rose is a rose is a rose." —Gertrude Stein
Tattoos can be pictures worth a thousand words, if they are admitted into evidence.
Teaching Roe v. Wade
A high school dropout recalls her life at a big firm, and why she left.
Howl
Long before Nancy Gertner became a federal judge she had made a name for herself defending a lesbian revolutionary who stood a...
A federal appellate court ruled on December 14 that California overtime pay laws apply to out-of-state residents working in Ca...
Is Tom Frankovich fighting the good fight on behalf of disabled people? Or is he just a shakedown artist?
Lipitor, the best-selling drug in history lost its patent in late November, leaving the market open to generic rivals.
Helping homeless vets
Greenhouse gas regulations take effect this month, unless a tax restriction embedded in the California Constitution can stop t...
Employers’ social media policies that were written more than a few months ago should be reviewed in light of new NLRB guidelines.
Getting hold of relevant personal communications can be as easy as perusing social media or as drastic as seizing a hard drive.
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Case management software can tame the terabytes of data that otherwise overwhelm a modern law practice.
San Francisco law firms fight the city over partner profits.