A false-advertising claim under the Lanham Act, 15 U.S.C. Section 1125(a)(1)(B), can be a powerful weapon for a business that ...

Everyone is talking about "wireless," but what does it mean? Technology resource www.techweb.com defines wireless as: "Radio t...

SACRAMENTO - A state trial judge on Thursday rebuffed the State Bar's attempt to get evidence for a disciplinary probe of Pete...

RIVERSIDE - An appellate court Thursday dealt the final blow to the case of a sheriff's deputy who sued both the venue operato...

LOS ANGELES - G. William Dunn, a Harlem native who rose to become a Long Beach Municipal Court judge known for sticking to his...

LOS ANGELES - Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison attorney William F. Sullivan has returned to a familiar post: managing partner o...

LOS ANGELES - A federal judge Thursday granted bail to a third Pakistani man, who, along with two Pakistani students, faces ch...

SAN JOSE - In the first lawsuit to go to trial against individuals who post caustic commentary on Internet message boards, a S...

LOS ANGELES - Will Rogers State Historic Park must have horses if it is to preserve the legacy of the park's cowboy-humorist n...

SAN FRANCISCO - In its battle for academic dominance in the discipline of Internet law, Stanford Law School for the second tim...

SAN FRANCISCO - A criminal charge against the Russian computer programmer arrested for distributing a decryption program that ...

SAN JOSE - Deborah Grant says four family law attorneys tried to kill her a year ago; she's alive today only because of the in...

LOS ANGELES - It was a small demonstration of the law of unintended consequences. The terrorists who tried to crush a nation's...

SAN FRANCISCO - A critical federal judge on Thursday whittled off $317,947 in excessive and dubious charges for legal and acco...

LOS ANGELES - The new Los Angeles office of Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker won't be very far from its current location. B...

In the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks, nonprofit fund-raisers are trying to assess how the more than $1.3 billion in private don...

Prospective employers expect that you have done your homework before you set foot in their offices for your first interview. I...

On June 7, President George W. Bush signed into law the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001. The provisi...

Michael E. Ford's recent article argued that the reason that most folks can't afford lawyers is because there aren't enough of...

You may have heard the old adage that the less experienced the deposition taker, the more detailed the deposition outline. Whi...

The past few decades have seen dramatic changes in the legal profession, including the rise of the megafirm, the demise of fir...

WASHINGTON - As Osama bin Laden's videotaped "confession" gripped viewers throughout the world Thursday, legal experts express...

Every January, prudent attorneys check to see if they have to send in a report regarding their minimum continuing legal educat...

SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court refused Wednesday to release a serial rapist from a state mental hospital, settin...

SAN FRANCISCO - Fenwick and West is re-inventing its management structure in an effort to restore the agility it had as a smal...

LOS ANGELES - The city of Los Angeles has agreed to pay $433,000 to settle a civil rights claim against an off-duty Los Angele...

SAN FRANCISCO - The U.S. Attorney's office in San Francisco disclosed Wednesday that it is questioning at least 85 aliens in t...

SAN FRANCISCO - The mailers apparently worked. As maritime lawyer Dennis Herrera roared back from a big deficit to win electio...

SAN FRANCISCO - Angela Bradstreet, the new president of the Bar Association of San Francisco, occasionally wears a glass brooc...

LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has approved a $1.1 million settlement to the wife and children of a...