San Francisco-based Yelp Inc. filed for a highly-anticipated $100 million IPO on Thursday, advised by a team of San Francisco-...

The U.S. District Court for the Northern District announced Thursday it has selected a new magistrate judge. ...

Litigation boutique Browne George Ross LLP scored a win in what may be the first website trade dress infringement case ever to...

A jury awarded $67.5 million in damages Thursday to a woman who alleged that a male nursing assistant at a San Fernando Valley...

With dual offices in Los Angeles and Penn Valley, Colantuono & Levin PC is banking on small-firm flexibility and collabora...

An influential labor lobbyist and partner in a small Sacramento law firm who donated more than $1 million last year to a fledg...

A federal judge in Santa Ana sanctioned U.S. Department of Justice lawyers for lying to the court about deliberately withholdi...

A unanimous state Supreme Court held Thursday that the backers of Proposition 8 have the right to defend the same-sex marriage...

Approximately 500 attorneys, professors and students gathered at the London West Hollywood on Nov. 3 for Loyola Law School, Lo...

On Wednesday, top in-house counsel for The Clorox Company, Gap Inc., Allstate Insurance Co. and other companies attended a sig...

On Nov. 3, Magistrate Judge Nathanel M. Cousins was inducted to the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Californi...

The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund hosted its 2011 Los Angeles Awards Gala on Monday at the Westin Bonave...

More than 700 attorneys attended the Consumer Attorneys of California’s 50th annual convention in San Francisco Nov. 10 throug...

On Nov. 10, nearly 200 supporters of the Los Angeles County Bar Foundation came together on an evening of Vegas-style gaming t...

Fresno judges seek to block sheriff's early release of county prisoners ...

Senior VP, interim CFO, general counsel and chief administrative officer for Websense Inc. San Diego ...

The UPS case illustrates the importance of employers to engage in individualized discussions with employees. By Dulcinea Grant...

The SEC and Justice Department have no subpoena power abroad, making it tricky to access documents and witnesses. By Winston Y...

State Supreme Court Justice Goodwin Liu's move to hire at least two clerks marks a potential shift at the court, which for the...

Two employees who say they were laid off from their landscaping jobs for supporting a labor union will return to work after a ...

A New York federal judge tossed out a lawsuit late Wednesday in which an artist accused Bratz manufacturer MGA Entertainment I...

The state Supreme Court will give guidance today on whether proponents of Proposition 8 have standing to challenge a ruling ag...

Throughout the world, medical associations have found no medical justification for male circumcision. By Marc E. Angelucci of ...

Sunnyvale-based InvenSense Inc. started trading on Wednesday with the help of Morrison Foerster LLP in a sign that the technol...

Asbestos lawyers on both sides don't expect a dramatic decrease in filings should the state Supreme Court limit the liability ...

A federal judge on Tuesday sentenced Maxzone Vehicle Lighting Corp. to pay a $43 million fine for participating in a price-fix...

Oakland voters overwhelmingly rejected a ballot measure that would have changed the city attorney position from an elected rol...

Alcatel-Lucent S.A. will appeal a San Diego federal judge's decision to slash a patent verdict against Microsoft Corp. from $7...

The state Supreme Court agreed Wednesday to decide whether an employee could be barred from suing for discrimination because h...

New political causes and Occupy protests present unique challenges to public sector employers. By David Urban of Liebert Cassi...