“If a 1,390 passing score supports minimum competency to practice law today, it certainly did so in the past,” Assemblymember ...

A proposed federal bill introduced by Republican leaders would provide employers with significant defenses against claims they...

Proponents and opponents of Proposition 15 are arguing against the ballot measures allegedly 'misleading, false' statements re...

Attorneys representing California inmates warned a federal judge handling the state prisons department's efforts to contain th...

What exactly constitutes a physical loss will be a central point of contention in many of the lawsuits.

Attorneys for debtors and creditors are surprised that the expected wave has not yet come, despite some high-profile Chapter 1...

Men's rights attorney Marc E. Angelucci was shot and killed at his Crestline home by rival lawyer Roy Den Hollander, who trave...

If approved by voters in November, it would significantly impact an already diminished pandemic budget that cut funding from n...

A woman who filed a proposed class action accusing the government of denying her family stimulus checks because of her husband...

The world's leading electric vehicle maker alleged that four of its 178 former employees who now work at Rivian were directed ...

Former judge, JAMS mediator believed every problem had a good solution.

The Judicial Council voted to hold back $25 million to help courts deal with COVID-19 related backlogs.

A State Bar ethics committee charged with raising questions about a proposal to prohibit elected district attorneys from accep...

When the pandemic hit, DTO Law bolstered its transactions and restructuring practices.

Nineteen law school deans asked the state Supreme Court to allow admission to the bar for graduates who failed to get a passin...

All Northern District of California jury trials are postponed until October, Chief Judge Phyllis J. Hamilton ordered, citing g...

The Association for Accessible Medicines, a nonprofit that represents generic drug manufacturers, alleged the bill unconstitut...

"Cases are memorable because of the conversations that you have with your colleagues about their respective views," said the j...

Cases on calendar from Aug. 3 and thereafter can be scheduled via the LACourtConnect program.

The state high court reversed a 125-year sentence for five enhancements the judge told the jurors they could assume had been p...

The complaint claims customers are required to pay taxes on the full value of electricity they use. But it alleges the utiliti...

The lower court should have decertified the class in a lawsuit against Kimberly-Clark Corp. and a co-defendant over faulty med...

The American Bar Association announced plans to release its second annual Profile of the Legal Profession Report on July 28.

The city of Los Angeles, a creditor in both bankruptcy proceedings, moved for the cases to be jointly administered, arguing th...

John W. Holcomb, a Costa Mesa-based partner with Greenberg Gross LLP; Shireen Matthews, a Jones day partner; and Todd W. Robi...

Facebook agreed to pay an additional $100 million to secure approval of what was already the largest settlement of a class act...

By making it easier for employers to fire workers who speak profanely, the decision could significantly undermine union and ot...

In his announced efforts to overhaul the county’s criminal justice system, Boudin placed an emphasis on holding law enforcemen...

The proposed Fairness for Injured Patients Act would raise the cap for non-economic damages from $250,000 to more than $1.1 mi...

The opinion interprets the canons of the state’s Code of Judicial Ethics for judges who “may feel a moral obligation to suppor...