Cities across California took notice when a judge, in a first-of-its-kind ruling, said Pleasanton's voter-approved housing cap...
The Administrative Office of the Courts has increased its spending on temporary employees by more than 50 percent since 2006, ...
Law has always been Ventura County appellate Justice Steven Perren's first love. The Learned Judge's close second? Musical th...
Local governments around California are putting a new spin on public finance law in an effort to boost clean energy and combat...
Associate General Counsel for Health Sciences University of Southern CaliforniaLos Angeles ...
A man's battle with successive audits and what to do if this happens to you. ...
Cy pres ensures that the entire class receives the maximum benefit from any settlement, write Richard Kellner and Artin Gholia...
Gene Livingston of Greenberg Traurig says the Green Chemistry Law grants unprecedented authority to a state agency to regulate...
Commissioner Robert Harrison of the Los Angeles County Superior Court reviews the basic rules and approches to determining pre...
Designed with a big-firm feel, the 25-attorney Yukevich Calfo & Cavanaugh has become a leading contender in defense litiga...
Joseph Chairez of Baker & Hostetler and Joanne Caruso of Howrey seek to narrow the gap between the need for legal services...
With the international spotlight on every hiccup of the Toyota case, videos and photographs of lawyers swarming like ants outs...
After tapping a controversial California law professor for the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, President Barack Obama has r...
A film financier fighting creditors' efforts to force his companies into bankruptcy sued his former in-house lawyer, accusing ...
With the conviction of former Brocade chief executive Gregory L. Reyes on nine of ten counts related to stock options backdati...
Robert Burlison went from setting the plays as a basketball coach and prosecutor to refereeing felony cases as a judge. ...
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...
Linda Hurst was raised in a conservative Army family. Lawyers say that background is not reflected in her jurisprudence.
The five federal-judge panel charged with choosing the venue for more than 100 lawsuits against Toyota Motor Corp. appears to ...
Marilyn Huff has not hesitated to make unpopular decisions.
Attorneys for the Poway Unified School District have filed a notice of appeal of a federal court ruling that the district viol...
When President Barack Obama signed the landmark health care overhaul into law this week, he also handed over 30 million new pa...
A second electronics company has agreed to settle claims that it conspired to fix prices in the market for liquid crystal disp...
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit upheld verdicts that Cupertino-based attorney did not violate an employee in...
Barbara Reeves Neal has worn many hats in her 37-year law career. So the JAMS mediator and arbitrator prides herself on being ...
Labor/Employment
Responding to 'the Nibble' In a Wage and Hour Context
By Sharon Liangn
Max Factor III of PMA and Scott Van Soye of Kane Ballmer & Berkman say, when a small demand is made to better one party's ...
Riverside's former police chief pleaded guilty Thursday to one misdemeanor count of drunken driving and was sentenced to three...
Jonathan Cole and Susan Baker of Nemecek & Cole advise on what it means when an attorney approves a document "as to form a...