Bee the Buzz Media denies defrauding attorney Ronald W. Makarem with 511 fake firefighter leads, vowed to fight the allegation...

Los Angeles judge dismisses discrimination claims against Illumination Foundation, ruling intent to join Navy isn't protected ...

Court administrators anticipate that the new structure will shorten the time required to resolve discovery issues, while also ...

California lawmakers unveiled a revised state budget that avoids deep cuts to the judiciary and includes $110 million for Prop...

Altadena homeowner sues California FAIR Plan for bad faith denial of Eaton Fire damage claim, alleging systematic rejection of...

Some immigration courts were closed in California and elsewhere without explanation. However, protesters surrounding the build...

The state filed suit in San Francisco, increasing the chances the case would be heard by a Democratic appointee -- a strategy ...

Four female athletes to appeal NCAA's $2.8B NIL settlement, alleging Title IX violations as women receive only 4% of funds. Th...

The suit claims violations of Title II of the Civil Rights Act and follows complaints involving anti-Semitic remarks, includin...

Migrant day laborers seek to intervene in Huntington Beach's challenge to California's sanctuary law, arguing their interests ...

Robert Kory sues Ervin Cohen & Jessup, alleging negligence and forgery in a trust document error, claiming the firm covere...

Pending litigation, backed by powerful tribal interests, could either validate or derail the framework Bonta aims to reshape

U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken approved a deal that enabled direct NIL payments to over 675,000 college athletes for thei...

The sentencing of Andrew Do represented the first criminal conviction of a county supervisor in nearly 50 years.

The settlement means college athletes can be paid directly by their schools for use of their name, image and likeness.

Santa Ana settles with Anchor Stone Christian Church, allowing it to conduct religious services in a professional zone after a...

Pornography viewers sue Bellesa Enterprises, alleging it shared their viewing habits with Google advertisers using tracking to...

The putative class action states that the breach of records at Kronick, Moskovitz, Tiedemann & Girard PC was foreseeable.

Attorneys say one family searched for over a year, not knowing their loved one had already died. Records show state regulators...

Sonoma County residents sue over warrantless drone surveillance by Permit Sonoma, alleging unconstitutional searches for code ...

Los Angeles Superior Court's appellate division adopts eService starting June 16, promising faster, more efficient justice. At...

Tracy Miller--once the highest-ranking woman in the DA's Office--was awarded $3 million by a jury that found DA Todd Spitzer a...

The putative class action comes as the administration reportedly plans to halt billions more in funding to California and its ...

SAP, agrees to allow Celonis access to mutual client data, avoiding an injunction in an antitrust lawsuit.

In response to news reports raising four-year-old allegations about a judge's treatment of women attorneys, the San Francisco ...

Neutral Margaret Morrow doesn't bully her way to resolution, attorneys say.

David Lira, former Girardi Keese attorney, pleads guilty to contempt in Chicago for failing to follow a court order to pay Lio...

The Assembly passed AB 882, allowing limited electronic court recordings until 2028 to address a court reporter shortage, desp...

The State Controller's Office faces a legal challenge for hiring outside counsel, with the State Personnel Board arguing impro...

Homeowners affected by the Eaton and Palisades fires accuse AAA and USAA of underinsuring properties, alleging systemic underv...