Looks like we both have exercised our First Amendment rights. By Arthur Gilbert ...

If the U.S. Supreme Court agrees with the 6th Circuit, it will mean that Proposition 209 is likewise invalid and affirmative a...

Donna Seyle of Law Practice Strategy warns lawyers against being reluctant to incorporate technology in their practice. ...

Erik Laykin of Duff & Phelps offers advice for better cybersecurity. ...

Suzanne Badawi of McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP explains how to use social media in the jury selection process. ...

An attorney representing Francis Ford Coppola is looking to protect his famous surname and stop an Italian goods distributor f...

San Jose-based InvenSense Inc., which produces motion-tracking devices used in consumer electronics, announced Thursday that i...

Jill Manning, of counsel at Steyer Lowenthal Boodrookas Alvarez & Smith LLP, discusses deception in natural food advertisi...

Deborah Brown, chief counsel for the branch's legal services office, took over Oct. 1. She faces the task for making changes t...

After a California jury cleared Toyota of wrongdoing in a $20 million wrongful death lawsuit Thursday, the automaker is gearin...

A class action alleging Eden Memorial Park desecrated graves will soon get under way in Los Angeles. As the trial approaches,...

Harumi Hata of Seyfarth Shaw LLP offers advice for lawyers who work internationally. ...

Attorneys can serve an enormously important role in helping their clients get a comprehensive understanding of how to best pro...

Governor shot down a bill by the California Employment Lawyers Association to make it easier to pursue penalties against emplo...

Rachel Brass of the San Francisco office of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher discusses two recent anti-trust class action cases tha...

Former Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Rosemary M. Dunbar, a civil rights activist, spent more than 20 years handling crimina...

Judges in San Francisco Superior Court have rejected recent settlements in Prop. 65 cases after Attorney General Kamala Harris...

I was a bit dismayed after reading Justice Arthur Gilbert's latest musings. By Hirbod Rashidi ...

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

Attorneys are waking up to the fact that their own firms can be vulnerable to litigation or government enforcement stemming fr...

Legal observers say decisions against video game companies are a departure from how many courts previously handled the balance...

Commissioner Rebecca Wightman lets parties get worries off their chests before cutting to the chase.

Judge Janet M. Frangie earns praise for her ability to sort through arcane issues in civil cases.

Luis J. Rodriguez, a deputy public defender in Los Angeles who has made inroads with leaders in Sacramento and members of the ...

Two recent decisions demonstrate that the line between zealous advocacy and actionable attorney conduct is blurring. By Jennif...

Howard Willens' inside account of the workings of the commission in his book "History Will Prove Us Right" gives an indication...

Most of the partners at Gibson Robb tell strikingly similar stories - finding their way into the niche world of maritime law e...

The Southern California chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel hosted its annual "INside Diversity Reception" at The ...

Under a new court rule, anyone running in a contested election for a seat on a California superior court has to take a class o...

The man who invented the story of a San Diego Chargers player's dead girlfriend that ignited a media storm early this year has...