The Northern District is gearing up to launch a re-entry court designed to provide intensive supervision to high-risk offender...

City Attorney Jan Goldsmith, who considers San Diego's homeless problem one of the worst in the country, is hoping that renewe...

Two days after hearing oral arguments, a federal appellate court in Washington invalidated a patent that might have turned off...

Is Wal-Mart really the healthy choice for low-income neighborhoods? By Andrea Freeman of California Western School of Law. ...

Mattel Inc. is asking a judge to declare a mistrial in the Bratz intellectual property war, saying the jury pool was tainted b...

Proposed legislation would prohibit out-of-state employers with California workers from requiring workers to waive their right...

Courts money-saving measures recommended by the Legislative Analyst's Office meet with resistance. ...

Pepperdine University School of Law named Kansas federal judge Deanell Reece Tacha as its new dean. ...

To combat high drug prices, India may issue compulsory licenses, which let generic manufacturers sell medications without cons...

Lateral transfer partners who are getting paid more than longer-term partners have created an internal strain in large law fir...

The judge's order means that all five of David Bergstein's film companies will be in bankruptcy nearly a year after creditors ...

A proposal by Republicans in the House of Representatives would slash federal spending on Legal Services Corp., an organizatio...

The Arizona shooting case raises intriguing questions regarding what charges can be brought by federal and state authorities. ...

A group of 14 litigators from Oakland-based Filice Brown Eassa & McLeod LLP moved to King & Spalding LLP's San Francis...

The Federal Circuit rejects an attempt to limit standing to file false patent marking claims. By Guinevere L. Jobson of Fenwic...

A proposed settlement between Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and subscribers of Netflix Inc. and Blockbuster Inc. was riddled with objec...

The 9th Circuit confirms for the first time the constitutionality of California's 30-day impoundment statute. By Jim Curry of ...

Gov. Jerry Brown said he will kill a proposal to sell 24 state office buildings to private investors, which would have netted ...

The state Supreme Court appointed 2nd District Court of Appeal Justice Steven C. Suzukawa on Wednesday to help resolve an impo...

Is there life after a busy and demanding legal career, and what will it look like? By Tom Pollack of Irell & Manella. ...

A state appellate court Wednesday ordered a new trial to calculate damages of up to $1 billion against the University of South...

The Archdiocese of San Francisco is in court fighting the City of San Francisco over a $20 million property tax bill it claims...

Robert Bezemek of Oakland reacts to David N. Mayer's book "Liberty of Contract: Rediscovering a Lost Constitutional Right." ...

Palo Alto-based maker of electronic billboards waited too long to sue Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP for fraud because a form...

As more men file sexual harassment complaints than ever before, experts say the trend marks a shift in how co-workers, employe...

California lawyers would no longer elect other lawyers to run the State Bar under a proposal put forward by the bar's presiden...

The Los Angeles office of Holland & Knight LLP will be moving from its current office in the Library Tower, where it has b...

The Video Game Bar Association aims to give attorneys an open forum for discussion on legal issues facing the industry and hel...

With a hefty traffic court calendar of more than 250 cases daily, Commissioner Nancy Gast has no time for rubberneckers.

Read the Daily Journal's annual lists of the largest law firms in the state. Plus find out who is the law firm leader of year....