Even if proposed rules to allow class action-type litigation in France will not mirror U.S.-style class actions, this new proc...
A recent decision may have moved the dividing line between fatally indefinite statements and enforceable promises in favor of ...
In what could signal an emerging trend in the online music community, the singer-songwriter won the first round of a copyright...
Litigation
Ruling deals blow to NLRB precedent on class action waivers
By Laura Hautalan
The board held that workers have a substantive right to participate in concerted legal activity such as a joint or class lawsu...
Litigation
Unions go to court to protect disputed provision in BART contract
By Saul Sugarman
Bay Area Rapid Transit managers want a do-over, but labor unions went to court Tuesday to argue that a deal's a deal. ...
Intellectual Property
Apple, Nokia want Samsung, Quinn Emanuel punished for disclosures
By Kevin Lee
Apple Inc. has called for a federal magistrate to hamper smartphone rival Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. and outside counsel at ...
Law Practice
Kaye Scholer's LA and Palo Alto leader decamps to Jenner & Block
By Kylie Reynolds
Kaye Scholer LLP lost its California offices co-managing partner, G. Thomas Stromberg, to Jenner & Block LLP Monday, but t...
Appellate Practice
For appellate lawyers, the rules they are a-changin'
By Ben Armisteadn
On Jan. 1, 2014, the ground under lawyers is going to shift - if only slightly - when various changes to the California Rules ...
John Quinn, founding partner of Los Angeles-based Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP, discusses the firm's expansion in...
Corporate
Corporate attorneys unfazed by spate of biotech IPO postponements
By Salvador Mares
The biotechnology industry's stampede toward public equity markets hit a bit of a stumbling block last month after a spate of ...
Superior Court Judge, Kern County (Delano) ...
Law Practice
As franchising grows, lawyers face evolving regulatory, legal landscape
By Alexandra Schwappach
As the economy pulls out of its slump, attorneys expect the franchising sector to continue to gain momentum. It's recently see...
The new changes and requirements take effect Jan. 1, 2014. By Monica Goel ...
The recent federal budget showdown and automatic sequestration portend even further tightening of the government's already wor...
This is the second of a two-part series concerning John Lennon and his lawyer, Leon Wildes. By Dan Lawton ...
The lack of clarity puts disabled people in danger by causing others to question the legitimacy of their service animals. By P...
U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit
Commercials, political ads to stay off public airwaves, 9th Circuit rules
By Hadley Robinson
An en banc panel at the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a law banning commercials and political advertisements on pub...
Litigation
JAMS neutrals to handle $2.5 billion settlement over hip implants
By Chase Scheinbaumn
John K. Trotter and Catherine Yanni, two longtime neutrals, will oversee the implementation of the massive settlement involvin...
A federal judge on Monday dismissed a lawsuit against Apple Inc. claiming the company violates antitrust laws by taking a 30 p...
A federal judge considering the case brought up the possibility Monday of suspending the trial so both sides could file writs ...
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge ruled Palmdale's at-large election system is illegal and the city must institute a d...
U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit
9th Circuit to begin video streaming en banc hearings
By Emily Green
Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals officials said they believe their court is the first among federal appellate courts in the...
New leader will oversee the fight to maintain bankrupt cities' contributions to the $270 billion public retirement and health ...
G. Thomas Stromberg, who led the Los Angeles and Palo Alto outposts and served on the firm's executive committee, jumped to th...
Attorneys for Michael Jackson's family are seeking a new trial in their quest to hold AEG Live liable for as much as $1 billio...
Entertainment & Sports
Platters member loses trademark fight over band name
By Giles Clarke
In a case of first impression, the 9th Circuit deems the 'possibility' of irreparable harm insufficient for a preliminary inju...
The NFL and the Players Association should amend the collective bargaining agreement so as to allow NDAs. By Daniel Rapaport ...
Former U.S. Ambassador to Australia Jeffrey L. Bleich returned to Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP on Monday after a roughly fou...
Litigation
Environmental groups sue state in battle over agricultural runoff
By Fiona Smith
A coalition of environmental and fishing groups has sued the state, claiming it is failing to curb pollution that runs off far...
Erica Yew remains calm on the bench and as chair of the Commission on Judicial Performance.