Insurance
Insurance company didn’t fully pay for COVID tests, suit says
By Antoine Abou-Diwan
A lawsuit says federal laws passed in 2020 mandate that insurance companies cover COVID-19 testing without medical management ...
Civil Litigation
Judge unlikely to OK appeal of 3rd MGA-OMG Girlz trial
By Sunidhi Sridhar
U.S. District Judge James Selna’s decision for a new trial “appears to be the first and only ruling in any court in any jurisd...
Civil Litigation
Rowdy Beverage sued over ‘preservative free’ label claims
By Wisdom Howell
“Although defendant identifies ascorbic acid as a source of vitamin C, they do so within the ingredient list of the products r...
Class Action
Class actions slam ‘no disparagement’ internet user conditions
By Skyler Romero
The terms of service that the corporations are requiring consumers to agree to aims to prevent users from criticizing the comp...
The perjury charges are the first leveled against any of the accused in the matters surrounding disbarred plaintiffs’ lawyer T...
UC Berkeley and its law school is violating federal law and its own policies by failing to protect Jewish students, a lawsuit ...
Investor and philanthropist Charlie Munger founded Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP and was the longtime chairman of the Daily J...
Law Practice, Civil Litigation, Antitrust & Trade Reg.
Google’s former in-house counsel joins Willkie Farr
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
At Google, Michael Rome handled the company’s responses to government investigations, enforcement actions, and international p...
Ethics/Professional Responsibility
5th Amendment issues ‘real’ for Girardi son-in-law, judge says
By Devon Belcher
In response to David R. Lira’s motion to abate the bar prosecutors’ involuntary suspension filing, State Bar Court Judge Phong...
Law Practice, Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Lawyer sanctioned for objecting to deadline only days ahead
By Skyler Romero
“The court does not find credible defendant’s claim that it never agreed to that extension because defendant did not raise suc...
Technology, Data Privacy
Website trackers violate Penal Code, 3 lawsuits claim
By Antoine Abou-Diwan
The lawsuits claim these companies are linking the unique IP addresses of mobile devices to their owners’ identities, and comp...
Technology, Civil Litigation
X Corp.’s lawsuit over scraping is attempt to silence, critics say
By Malcolm Maclachlan
Despite being widely practiced for well over 20 years, digital scraping remains “one of the most vexing internet law topics,” ...
Government
New Assembly judiciary chair is speaker’s progressive ally
By Malcolm Maclachlan
Assemblyman Ash Kalra chairs the California Legislative Progressive Caucus and could remain the new Judiciary Committee chair ...
Criminal, Civil Litigation
Porn conglomerate wants trafficking claims stayed
By Sunidhi Sridhar
Aylo Global Entertainment, which operates Pornhub and other sites, wants the civil case paused because company executives also...
Technology, Civil Litigation
New suit filed in fight between plasma semiconductor companies
By Wisdom Howell
Applied Materials, one of the leaders in the chipmaking software essential to the creation of semiconductors and the defendant...
Judges and Judiciary, Environmental & Energy
Cities' climate lawsuit can remain in state court, 9th Circuit rules
By Craig Anderson
California cities and counties have filed lawsuits accusing the oil companies of producing energy from fossil fuels that has f...
Labor/Employment
NLRB names new chief administrative law judge in San Francisco
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
Judge Eleanor Laws will oversee the agency’s regional offices in the West and Southwest.
State Bar & Bar Associations
Girardi son-in-law seeks to abate involuntary suspension
By Devon Belcher
David R. Lira’s attorney, Kathleen M. Ewins of Long & Levit LLP, argued in a motion to abate that he has been practicing l...
Litigation & Arbitration
District not to blame for child attacked in front of school
By Skyler Romero
The plaintiffs claimed that the incident fell within an exception in the Education Code because the school “specifically assum...
The complaint says Apple has contracted out the ability of existing payment apps to add features allowing cryptocurrencies to ...
Constitutional Law
Hawaii gun carry appeal may preview California dispute
By Craig Anderson
Several states, including California and Hawaii, have passed laws restricting guns in “sensitive places” after the U.S. Suprem...
Labor/Employment
Resort sued by employees, hit with guest’s assault claim
By Wisdom Howell
Auberge Solage’s press office did not respond to requests for comment regarding the guest’s lawsuit but denied any wrongdoing ...
Technology, Litigation & Arbitration
Caltech lawsuit against Apple, Broadcom ends
By Sunidhi Sridhar
Represented by Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP, Caltech sued Apple and Broadcom, accusing the defendants of infring...
Compatible litigation philosophies helped launch Annigian Ryan LLP.
Bette Epstein helps litigants navigate intense emotions in trust and estate disputes.
9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Idaho asks justices to stay injunction on its anti-abortion law
By Craig Anderson
Idaho argues that a 1986 federal law, the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act, does not preempt the state law that punis...
9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit panel reverses judge's order for law firm in debt collector dispute
By Devon Belcher
U.S. District Judge David O. Carter concluded that the tenants’ federal suit constituted an improper appeal of a state court j...
Environmental & Energy
Water Authority ends attempt to stop members from seeking cheaper rates
By Sunidhi Sridhar
San Diego County held a special election on Nov. 7 and the ballot included a measure to change Fallbrook and Rainbow’s water p...
While TikTok challenged Meishe’s specific ability to prove injury in the U.S., the 5th Circuit’s opinion written by Circuit Ju...
More than a dozen such cases have been filed in the Stanley Mosk Courthouse in downtown Los Angeles, and defendants have argue...
