The Senate confirmed California lawyer Sharon L. Browne to the board of directors of the Legal Services Corporation. ...
Lawyers defending former Brocade chief executive Gregory L. Reyes on options backdating charges argued a prosecution witness m...
A San Francisco judge threw out a proposed class action that alleged FIJI Water Co. falsely marketed its bottled water as bein...
A group of creditors with more than $11 million in judgments and claims against David Bergstein's companies filed petitions to...
Not even California's budget crisis justifies furloughs for state lawyers, administrative law judges and hearing officers, a s...
What does it mean when an attorney signs an agreement "approved as to form and content?" Tim Reuben of Reuben Raucher & Bl...
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce launched a double-barreled critique of the civil litigation system, pairing the release of its an...
Dan Lawton of Thomas Jefferson School of Law writes about the cloak of blamelessness surrounding the Catholic Church's abuse s...
Robert Steinberg of ADR Services delves into the purpose and ramifications of a bill seeking to eliminate longstanding capital...
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher has been disqualified from representing Seyfarth Shaw in a legal malpractice lawsuit launched by m...
To Judge Mitchell L. Beckloff, the key to a case is finding how the pieces fit together.
A U.S. dismissed defense arguments the economic downturn is to blame for losses experienced by investors who purchased $67.5 b...
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...
Gloria White-Brown did a little bit of everything in the law before becoming a judge
Attorney Neville Johnson of Beverly Hills has spent his career representing individual clients against institutional defendant...
After San Francisco Superior Court's success with electronic filing for asbestos cases over the past 11 years, a group of the ...
Several creditors with more than $6.7 million in judgments against ThinkFilm, an independent film distributor, have filed a pe...
The Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday approved the nomination of Orange County Superior Court Judge Josephine S. Tucker to b...
The Senate voted by unanimous consent late Wednesday to pass legislation closing the sentencing disparity between crack and po...
John Van de Kamp, a former State Bar president, state attorney general, district attorney, federal public defender and U.S. at...
A coalition of publicly-owned utilities and local governments from San Francisco to Modesto filed suit Thursday to block a Pac...
U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit
9th Circuit: No Immunity for Ashcroft
By John Roemer
Former Attorney General John D. Ashcroft is not shielded by prosecutorial immunity from a lawsuit by a former terror suspect, ...
Attorneys defending former KB Home top executive Bruce Karatz from allegations of stock options backdating dug into the prosec...
Kirk Kerkorian's Tracinda Corp. has agreed to pay $8.1 million to settle a long-running class action lawsuit by shareholders w...
Kristi Remington of Blank Rome examines the Obama Administration's steady shift from health care reform to health insurance re...
Perspective
Integrating Non-Conflictual Approaches To Resolving Family Law Cases
By Sharon Liangn
Hon. Gretchen Taylor (Ret.) explains why non-conflictual approaches may be the only practical solution for overcoming family c...
Brian Kabateck and Frances Ma of Kabateck Brown Kellner tackle the issue of insurance coverage for those who have lost their h...
The venture tech and life sciences lawyers are a rare defection from the Silicon Valley boutique. ...
Personal Injury & Torts
Banks Blame Economy To Fend Off Securities Lawsuits
By Rebecca Beyer
Wells Fargo, fighting claims it misrepresented risks involved in the sale of $67.5 billion in mortgage-backed securities, poin...