The Coastal Environmental Rights Foundation's attempt to stop the pyrotechnics display fizzled Wednesday after Judge Linda Qui...
Defendants accused of trademark infringement should be able to claim the jus tertii defense when the plaintiff's own us...
On the second day of questioning for U.S. Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan, Republican senators intensified their focus on co...
San Francisco criminal defense lawyer Dennis Riordan is hoping that Monday's gun rights ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court wil...
Intellectual Property
Unanimous Indecision: Important Lessons From the Bilski Court
By Carla Pinedan
Bernard Bilski and Rand Warsaw are back to square one after 13 years of fighting for their business method patent for hedging ...
David Hricik guides practitioners through the maze of professional ethical issues that can arise during patent litigation. ...
Morrison & Foerster's San Francisco presence has lasted for 125 years and a new real estate deal ensures it will stay ther...
Through strategic partnerships with organizations like Sunnyvale-based Plug and Play Tech Center, more startup lawyers are gam...
Los Angeles County Judge Jon Robert Takasugi's father was a legendary state and federal court judge after whom the son tries t...
The family of a mentally-ill woman who went missing after she was released from a Malibu sheriff's station in 2009 filed a sec...
A Cuban national who pretended to be an attorney in an elaborate scheme to bill other immigrants for his purported legal servi...
San Francisco antitrust attorney Joseph M. Alioto Tuesday filed a lawsuit in San Francisco federal court seeking to block the ...
A San Francisco federal judge dismissed the price fixing claims of AT&T Mobility, Motorola and Nokia Corp., granting a mot...
Palo Alto-based Tesla Motors Inc. raised more than $226 million in its initial public offering Tuesday, and saw its shares ris...
Insurance
Obama's Health Care Act: Consequences for California Insurers
By Carla Pinedan
U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit
Fisherman's Suit Can Go Forward
By John Roemer
A salmon fisherman traumatized when a cargo ship nearly struck his boat in dense fog off Point Reyes in 2007 can proceed with ...
A Redwood City-based biotechnology company is striking deals with major pharmaceutical companies, giving its partners the opti...
San Jose-based Veraz Networks, Inc., has agreed to pay $300,000 to settle a lawsuit with the SEC, an apparent preemptive strik...
Will Hoffman discusses three trends that have gained judicial prominence in the past year since California's Electronic Discov...
The 9th Circuit has paved the way for thousands of miles of migratory flyways used by endangered birds to become protected cri...
Kirk Pasich of Dickstein Shapiro provides insight on what triggers an insurer's duty to defend and what limits apply. ...
U.S. Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan faced tough questioning Tuesday over her role opposing the federal "don't ask, don't te...
As Judge Vaughn R. Walker readies his opinion on the constitutionality of California's same-sex marriage ban, the plaintiffs c...
The U.S. Supreme Court passed on an opportunity to remake patent law Monday, with a cautious opinion that largely keeps the st...
Los Angeles County Judge Gregg Marcus' love of fast cars is only surpassed by his attention to courtroom fairness, lawyers say.
Another win for the city of San Diego and another loss for the San Diego City Employees' Retirement System. ...
Objections to Heller Ehrman's proposed liquidation plan and ongoing settlement negotiations among stakeholders have caused the...
More fireworks are going off after an environmental group filed suit to stop the annual pyrotechnics display at La Jolla Cove ...
A former Republican candidate for Congress tied to a letter that threatened Latino voters with deportation is accusing Rep. Lo...
A California courts program to aid self-represented litigants by pairing them with trained university students will expand, th...