Plaintiffs want to hold the highway patrol and two dispatchers liable for gruesome auto-accident photos of a teenager's decapi...
Glenn Smith of California Western School of Law says Citizens United v. FEC is an example of recurring issues facing constitut...
Legal career specialist Todd Drucker says effective networking requires lessening the distinctions between work and play, labo...
David Howard of Hoge Fenton Jones & Appel explains the truth behind three common tax myths that just won't die. ...
Ramped up immigration enforcement has led to growing dockets and strained resources in the nation's immigration and federal co...
The 5.4 percent proposed increase for fiscal 2011 includes enough money to add more than 200 new lawyers mainly devoted to pro...
Sex offender parolees on Monday lost their bid to get out of restrictions in Jessica's Law that forbid them from living within...
Fumiko Hachiya Wasserman brings an innate sense of fairness to her role as an appellate judge.
A federal judge on Friday indicated he would grant a blind UCLA School of Law graduate's request to take the California bar ex...
Executive Vice President and General Counsel of Summit EntertainmentSanta Monica ...
A jury in Manhattan federal court Friday found that French conglomerate Vivendi SA, which owns both the world's largest music ...
Debt-burdened movie studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer announced Friday that its lenders would extend by two months a forbearance peri...
John C. Eastman said Friday he is stepping down as dean of the Chapman University School of Law to run for state attorney gene...
Los Angeles trial lawyer Pierce O'Donnell is still hoping that the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will affirm a lower court...
Two investment firms are suing Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy for professional negligence, breach of fiduciary duty and b...
Attorney Jeffrey Lowe says the filibuster rule has led many to believe that the Senate can no longer function as an effective ...
Hadar Aviram of UC Hastings College of the Law asks whether out-of-state incarceration will really reduce expenditure per inma...
When counseling an employee with a history of unacceptable performance, careful documentation is key, writes John McLachlan of...
It's a tense atmosphere in the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office as the 979-member office stares down a proposed 10 percent b...
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati lawyers filed initial public offering papers Friday to take luxury electric carmaker Tesl...
Nicholas Targ and Elizabeth Lake of Holland & Knight discuss the issue of solar energy development opportunities in the Mo...
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District Attorney Dolores Carr appears to have forgotten that justice is not about winning or losing, write Kathleen Ridolfi a...
Salvatore Picariello of Pepper Hamilton advises on how to improve an employee's work experience while also protecting the empl...
Mediator and neutral David Miller tackles the issue of gender stereotypes and its role in the mediation process. ...
Jessica Vapnek of DPK Consulting provides a first person account of what it felt like in Haiti during and after the earthquake...
The California Supreme Court signaled Thursday that locking up sexually violent predators indefinitely might be unconstitution...
Government
MTA and Builder Still Fighting, After 15 years and $32 Million in Fees
By Gabe Friedmann
What price victory? That's the focus of a 15-year-old case pitting the Metropolitan Transportation Agency against an engineeri...