AT&T announced Monday it plans to acquire spectrum licenses from Qualcomm Inc.
A 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals staff attorney continued her quest Friday for something her heterosexual counterparts alre...
Vice President, General Counsel, & Corporate Secretary for Openwave Systems Inc. Redwood City ...
A few products that will add enjoyment to the holiday season. By Paul R. Kiesel of Kiesel Boucher & Larson. ...
Perspective
Will Today’s Healthcare Lawyer Have the Skills to Succeed Under Health Reform?
By Karen Natividadn
Can lawyers effectively keep up with the fast-changing health care industry? By Paul R. DeMuro of Latham & Watkins. ...
California's growing body of climate change regulation is complicated, but the potential for payoff is real. By Christopher H....
New whistleblower programs hope to avert future Madoff-esque financial frauds and malfeasance. By Mark Labaton of Motley Rice....
Perspective
New Estate Tax Law Puts Viability of Most Existing Estate Plans in Doubt
By Sharon Liangn
Under the new estate tax law, many existing estate plans will no longer work, and many others will cause actual harm. By Rober...
A San Diego federal judge granted an American Indian tribe's request to temporarily halt a $2 billion, 6,500-acre solar projec...
A federal judge has dismissed a case filed this summer by a Mexican citizen who accused Sempra Energy of stealing his land. ...
The city of San Diego has managed to reduce the cost of outside legal counsel, the city attorney's office reported on Friday. ...
A judge Friday threw out a Santa Rosa ordinance requiring developers to agree to have their projects annexed into special tax ...
Lawyers for Gov. Arnold Scharzenegger hit another roadblock on Friday in their efforts to close the sale of 11 state-owned off...
Labor/Employment
Ex-Investigator Sues 'Sex Obsessed' Securities Firm
By Ciaran Mc Evoy
Partners at Century City-based Glancy Binkow & Goldberg made derogatory remarks about women and once took firm employees t...
Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Ex EFF Lawyer Must Answer Questions
By Craig Andersonn
The Electronic Frontier Foundation and former senior staff attorney Fred von Lohmann will have to provide documents and answer...
The U.S. House of Representatives sent a bill to President Barack Obama that would allow six judicial districts to participate...
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed its previous decision Friday in a patent dispute between medical di...
Marin County officials have uncovered evidence that a former employee accepted bribes in exchange for approving a flawed compu...
California's building industry and a string of municipalities may seek state Supreme Court review of an appellate opinion last...
Judge Ernest M. Hiroshige persuades parties to settle their disputes or else risk the uncertainty of trial, and the strict rul...
Oakland-based public agency law firm Meyers Nave Riback Silver & Wilson announced David Skinner will assume leadership as ...
Theodore C. Zayner feeds on the collegiality of the court.
Former federal judge Lourdes Baird likes the intimate perspective that mediation and arbitration afford. ...
Because of new technology and services, experts say now is the best time ever to launch a law practice, but they also recommen...
Mark P. Poliquin, founding partner with Doug DeGrave of Poliquin & DeGrave in Laguna Hills, was named OC Trial Lawyer of t...
Giving is popular this time of year, but the Inland Empire Latino Lawyers Association took the seasonal opportunity to recogni...
Sephora brings more to the holiday season than glittering nail polish and festive red lipstick. On Dec. 9, the Century City lo...
Perspective
When There Is a Possibility of Conflicting Rulings, Is Arbitration Appropriate?
By Karen Natividadn
Is arbitration the right choice when there is a possibility of conflicting rulings with third parties who have not executed an...