Following whistleblower complaint, there appears to be no bad blood between prosecutors and alternate public defenders.

Daniel Everett challenged the State Bar proceedings against him in federal court, claiming violations of the U.S. Constitution.

Judge Shereen Charlick delivers food to needy, finds dispositions that work for defendants.

Former Federal Trade Commission attorney Lin W. Kahn and Robert S. Huie, the erstwhile assistant U.S. attorney and deputy chie...

A former chief of the cyber and intellectual property crimes section of the U.S. Attorneys office in Los Angeles is joining li...

The U.S. Supreme Court's decision Thursday to allow government officials to remove asylum seekers without judicial review rais...

Plaintiffs’ counsel in the Porter Ranch gas leak cases said the judge had lost control over the defense, while utility attorne...

Convicted Washington lobbyist faces federal prison again after pleading guilty to cryptocurrency fraud.

Despite state entities moving to block rideshare companies from misclassifying workers as independent contractors, a federal c...

Labor laws that guarantee due process rights to public employees might be blocking law enforcement agencies from immediately a...

Longtime federal prosecutor and judge made others better lawyers, they say.

Some attorneys criticized the decision, saying LegalMatch is not a lawyer referral service and the action may inhibit innovati...

Pandemic closures negatively impacted the balanced budget.

Law students sue Santa Clara University, Harvard law schools for tuition refunds.

“Everything about respondent’s crime and his record shouts for application of the three strikes law,” said the appellate ruling.

JAMS reopened its Los Angeles, Century City, Walnut Creek, Santa Rosa and Seattle offices Tuesday with new safety measures.

A federal judge in Oakland certified on Wednesday a nationwide class suing a cryptocurrency company over its initial coin offe...

While lawmakers in Washington debate another stimulus package, advocates for families with relatives who are illegally in the ...

Bayer AG agreed Wednesday to pay $9.6 billion to settle nearly 100,000 claims from consumers alleging exposure to its glyphosa...

State entities turned the tables on gig worker companies Wednesday when they announced they planned to request a preliminary i...

Representatives from six health care groups signed a letter to Gov. Gavin Newsom in early April requesting an executive order ...

The former judge, who is a Torrance-based sole practitioner, hailed the panel ruling as “clearly correct.”

Justice Richard Aronson is quick with questions and savors skilled arguments.

The disclosure of the federal prosecutors' concerns appeared in a report filed Monday by Brian Kabateck of Kabateck LLP, who i...

California cannot force Monsanto to put a cancer warning label on its Roundup weedkiller, a federal judge in Sacramento ruled.

In 2018, it became one of two California-accredited law schools approved to offer a hybrid online law degree.

Southern California Edison Co. and the state are fighting against deposition of utility employees and the full, unredacted cau...

U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken will oversee a newly-filed antitrust case accusing NCAA of illegally restricting student-at...

Foreign workers in the technology, medical, pharmaceutical, and financial industries will have privileged access to H-1B visas...

Tuesday’s ruling reinstates the law as it had been for 80 years, the board said.