A lawyer for six Nicaraguans who claim pesticides made them sterile accused Dole Food Co. Wednesday of exploiting a judge's co...
Has President Barack Obama lost his way when it comes to the war in Afghanistan? Marjorie Cohn of Thomas Jefferson School of L...
Perspective
Spectrum Crunch: Land Use Obstacles To the Broadband Revolution
By Sharon Liangn
Michael Shonafelt and Rich Grimes address concerns regarding the strain on our wireless infrastructure as the revolution in mo...
Prior to Brown v. Board of Education, the Mendez family won a ground-breaking lawsuit against school districts requirin...
Perspective
The Rise of 'Professional Objectors' In Class Action Settlements
By Sharon Liangn
Dealing with professional objectors isn't easy. Brian Kabateck and Alfredo Torrijos of Kabateck Brown Kellner explore mechanis...
A federal judge said it was "probably drug money" police took from the Sinaloa, Mexico man but it violated U.S. seizure laws. ...
U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit
Scam Artist Can't Claim Privilege
By John Roemer
An appellate panel ruled that a man who used a bogus health insurance company to bilk $20 million cannot use attorney-client p...
Plaintiffs' lawyers that saw a $1 billion verdict against Bank of America evaporate at the state Supreme Court will get anothe...
Cross Pointe Apartments, a 244-unit luxury apartment community on the border of Brentwood and Antioch, traded hands recently.
In a rare media interview, controversial plaintiff's lawyer Juan J. Dominguez bashed a judge's finding and ongoing allegations...
Jim Brown asked the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday to reinstate a lawsuit accusing video game publisher Electron...
A federal appeals court panel upheld a $6.5 million verdict in a patent infringement case against San Jose-based Cisco Systems...
A jury must decide whether actor Don Johnson's production company is entitled to more than $100 million in profits from the hi...
Environmentalists announced a settlement with federal air regulators Tuesday over claims the government failed to update rules...
Two San Francisco Bay Area men who insisted on representing themselves at trial had fools for clients, a 9th U.S. Circuit Cour...
A U.S. judge brushed back attempts by the Justice Department to block witnesses and experts seeking to testify against a ban o...
An appeals court ruled six class actions filed by workers' compensation attorneys in pursuit of unpaid interest on attorney-fe...
As merger and acquisition activity came roaring back in the second quarter, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom logged $1...
The Los Angeles-based technology and management support company lured Nancy Laben from Accenture. ...
Verdict: Disney Must Pay Production Company $269 Million ...
Joseph Cotchett of Cotchett, Pitre & McCarthy says the closing of the U.S. Supreme Court's front doors to its citizens is ...
The Roberts Court has signaled that the open door is rapidly closing and standing will be cut off for certain types of foreign...
California's ongoing budget woes have led to a direct attack on how California has funded K-12 public education, writes Roy Co...
The stumbling economy and aging workforce are ushering in a wave of lawsuits, and employment lawyers predict the influx will p...
Government
AOC Pays Former Legislator to Advise on Budget, Angering Critics
By Don Debenedictisn
Joe Dunn, an influential former state senator, is being paid $7,500 a month to consult on dealing with the Legislature. ...
Los Angeles County (Los Angeles) Superior Court Judge ...
Investigators have not been able to determine the cause of the crash of Air France flight 447 last year, but that hasn't stopp...
San Jose Judge Michael Clark contemplated several careers before settling on law. But he always knew he wanted to help children.
Four men are teed off over Golfsmith's Women's Night event held last March, and have filed suit in San Diego County Superior C...
A state appellate court in Sacramento gave the green light Friday for Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to defer the salaries of most...