A federal judge in Los Angeles sentenced Stuart Wolff, the former CEO of Homestore.com, to four and a half years in prison on ...

Michael Alexander, owner of several San Diego telemarketing companies involved in real estate investment fraud, was sentenced ...

David Blackwell and Michael Durkee of Allen Matkins say green motives or a "politically correct" principle does not necessaril...

Michael Rapkin and Scott Rapkin of the Law Offices of Michael S. Rapkin say in recent years, politicians have severely comprom...

Wells Fargo Bank may have decided earlier this month to settle claims that it unfairly targeted minority homebuyers with expen...

The 4th District Court of Appeal on Monday upheld the dismissal of one putative class-action lawsuit, and revived another, bot...

Thomas Morgan's "The Vanishing American Lawyer" argues that in the future, clients will need more specialized lawyers t...

Townsend and Townsend and Crew is offering companies facing patent infringement lawsuits a second opinion. Now they can come t...

U.S. Supreme Court justices Monday appeared unsure of how to resolve a dispute over whether UC Hastings College of the Law can...

William F. Delvac, left, Dale Goldsmith, Mark S. Armbruster, and R.J. Comer, in front of the Century Plaza Hotel, a client. ...

Executive Vice President and General Counsel of Univision Communications Inc. Los Angeles ...

Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. will have to pay the $13.5 million for its role in making improper payments on a San Diego-bas...

Law firms' transactional practices have been among the hardest hit during the recession of the past two years. ...

Saying it would "too narrowly focus on one solution," the Administrative Office of the Courts is recommending against using co...

For investors, entrepreneurs and causal observers, claim construction may well be a mystery in the black box of patent valuati...

What married couples should know about obtaining innocent spouse relief. ...

Dana Frix and Jim Stenger of Chadbourne & Parke discuss the recent ruling questioning the FCC's "jurisdiction" over the In...

An Islamic group that recently won a ruling from a San Francisco federal judge that the government unlawfully spied on it has ...

Joan Cotkin of Nossaman says two recent cases about the rights and obligations of defending insurers under different circumsta...

Mattel Inc. did not abandon its trademark to Crash Dummies toys and games and thus can block a smaller competitor's applicatio...

UC Berkeley School of Law professor Goodwin Liu weathered wave after wave of sharp questions at his Senate grilling Friday, wi...

The Supreme Court has taken on its first cases regarding whether employees have a right to privacy when they send text message...

One bad apple may spoil the bunch for medical device companies seeking clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to...

As news of Department of Justice and SEC investigations into a German subsidiary of HP broke last week, the San Francisco offi...

Plaintiffs' attorneys in the national Toyota acceleration litigation met Friday in Orange County to discuss how to organize th...

Find out who's changing jobs, who's moving in or out. See our roundup of comings and goings at the state's law firms, legal or...

Courage of Her Convictions

A law intended to curb arbitration abuses by U.S. defense contractors may wind up giving a day in court to a much wider swath ...

Irell & Manella has recruited patent lawyer Greg Gardella in Los Angeles, the first partner-level addition since 2006, whe...

Guy N. Halgren has been re-elected to a fourth three-year term as chairman of the executive committee of Sheppard, Mullin, Ric...