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Judges and Judiciary


Senate Bill 794 would reduce peremptory challenges in misdemeanor trials from 10 to five per side. By Helios J. Hernandez II ...


Law Practice


Since its debut, the 33-attorney firm focusing on business, insurance and personal injury disputes has handled some of the hig...


Intellectual Property


While victims of "revenge porn" have turned to federal and state authorities to stem the spread of their salacious images, a T...


Labor/Employment


Pension reform ballot measure abandoned

Mar. 18, 2014
By Laura Hautalan

San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed ends his attempt to allow mayors to cut some pensions after losing a petition in court over the word...


Government


Walk-up windows slim courthouse waits

Mar. 18, 2014
By Sarah Parvinin

Court visitors are taking advantage of service counters in new Long Beach building. ...


Communications


The city attorney's office says the cable company pocketed billions of dollars in revenue while reneging on its payments to t...


Intellectual Property


Jurors began deliberating Friday after a nearly two-week patent trial in which Creative Integrated Systems Inc. accused Ninten...


Litigation


Square founders square off in federal court

Mar. 18, 2014
By Ben Armisteadn

What do you have when there is no written documentation at all among the three co-founders of a wildly successful startup said...


A letter from the state's pension fund over the court's use of retired workers has sparked an internal review and prompted one...


Labor/Employment


The jury award to a former Playboy executive adds to a climate of increased liability for whistleblowing violations faced by e...


Judicial Profile


Stephen V. Manley

Mar. 18, 2014
By John Roemer

Santa Clara Judge Stephen Manley is known for his dedication to the collaborative justice concept.


Law Practice


On the Move

Mar. 17, 2014
By Kylie Reynolds

A weekly roundup of lateral attorney moves, law firm office openings and partner promotions from around California.


Perspective


Programs that fail to take these issues into account can compromise proprietary information, increase tensions with employees,...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Steps for a successful class action mediation

Mar. 15, 2014
By Katharine Malonen

Successfully settling a class action case through mediation requires finding a mediator with considerable expertise in class a...


Entertainment & Sports


Protections for memorabilia collectors

Mar. 15, 2014
By Katharine Malonen

Powerful, little-known statue protects autographed memorabilia collectors from dishonest dealers by requiring dealers to provi...


Carol Ruth Silver was arrested as a Freedom Rider in June of 1961 and chronicled her time in jail on hidden scraps of paper. I...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Why in the world would I ever agree to a former plaintiff's bad faith attorney? By Arnold Levinson ...


Arbitrator Profile


Donna Bader

Mar. 15, 2014
By Don Debenedictisn

As an appellate advocate, Donna Bader focuses on law. But as an appellate-level mediator, she says she pays more attention to ...


Solo and Small Firms


Stepping Out

Mar. 15, 2014
By Katie Lucia

The duo behind the Law Offi ces of Lady Justice in Victorville employ an aggressive marketing campaign that they say is payin...


Community News


The Anti-Defamation League held its annual Helene & Joseph Sherwood Prize for Combating Hate luncheon and awards ceremony ...


Law Practice


The Busch Firm partnered with Michael W. Caspino to create a firm concentrating on business, estate and tax planning, corporat...


California Supreme Court


Asked for their opinion by the 9th Circuit, state Supreme Court justices will look into whether employers are obligated to pro...


California Supreme Court


California jurisdictions must make a public warning for each new red light camera installed, the state Supreme Court has ruled...


Labor/Employment


A group of lawyers filed several proposed class actions on behalf of McDonald's workers throughout the country, including thre...


Mergers & Acquisitions


San Francisco-based private equity firm Hellman & Friedman LLC relied on counsel from Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP i...


Community News


U.S. District Judge Andrew J. Guilford of the Central District, left, accepts the American Inns of Court charter from Judge Ri...


Labor/Employment


The National Labor Relations Board petitioned the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to rehear a much-watched case over one of ...


Community News


Law firm event highlights brand-building

Mar. 15, 2014
By Ben Adlin

Attorneys, managing partners and other law firm leaders gathered March 4 to hear from speaker and author David Avrin about bui...


Community News


A ceremonial groundbreaking for the new San Diego Central Courthouse was held March 10 at the corner of Union Street and C Str...


Judges and Judiciary


Court leaders say the probe is duplicative and could complicate ongoing internal reform efforts, but audit proponents argue it...