“Most of Judge Bennett’s misconduct involved comments and remarks that are offensive, undignified, discourteous, dishonest, se...

A unanimous three-judge panel found that even though the client understood the fee arrangement, he did not sign the necessary ...

Stock makes up half of the $13.5 billion settlement PG&E agreed to pay wildfire victims to resolve their claims.

Advocates for the media and other organizations sent a letter to California Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye on Wednesday ask...

Cybersecurity attorneys say the most recent changes to the CCPA, released March 11, could be the final regulation revisions as...

Here are the winners of California judicial races in the March primary, following near-final ballot counts in most races.

The petitioners argue they should be allowed to complete their periodic registration remotely either over the phone or via tel...

U.S. District Judge Troy Nunley likely ended an 18-year legal battle between a rancher and Butte County.

Lawyers are concerned about the possibility of no trials until the summer and statutory deadlines.

U.S. District Judge Andre Birotte Jr. partially sided with Netflix Wednesday, dismissing two of Mo’Nique’s retaliation claims ...

Some lawyers say they have become so frustrated that immigration courts have not closed during the coronavirus pandemic that t...

Addressing the possibility of freeing convicts from prisons and jails to reduce overcrowding and the possibility of an outbrea...

In a case that could affect how government regulators disclose their decisions on possible coronavirus treatments, a 9th U.S. ...

Aided by social distancing, technology is shrinking the legal world.

While the Northern District court has opted to set up its own system to conduct hearings using publicly accessible conference ...

AB 5 author Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez, D-San Diego, claims Uber’s CEO is proposing a “third category of employment for gig...

The court was notified on Monday a person who visited the Robert F. Peckham federal building on March 11, 13 and 17 is now bei...

"I don't think any of us realized that we were all women until we had our first executive board meeting," said Courtney Lem, e...

The California Lawyers Association has compiled resources for attorneys and people across the state in response to the coronav...

While some attorneys applauded the Kings County presiding judge’s decision not to delay preliminary hearings, citing the stric...

Chief Justice Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye has halted all jury trials in the state for 60 days, but questions remain about that orde...

The Los Angeles County judge overseeing the Porter Ranch gas leak litigation ordered another $46,800 in sanctions against Sout...

Last week, in anticipation of the Bay Area shelter in place mandate, Dolan Law Firm ordered laptops to make sure all lawyers a...

In three to four months, some attorneys predicted, there will be an unprecedented number of bankruptcy filings. Others said it...

Affirming its own precedent, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday states are protected by sovereign immunity when sued for copy...

At the conclusion of the case in 2018, Superior Court Judge Ronald L. Bauer ruled Reeves and his clients couldn’t claim attorn...

Relieving parties from contractual obligations in hugely disruptive and largely unpredictable “Act of God” situations, force m...

Attorneys say not only the First Amendment right of access for the press but the Sixth Amendment rights of the accused are at ...

The Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation and the Federal Bureau of Prisons are modifying their operations to maximize ...

Legal services providers and public interest organizations are teaming up to make sure clients continue to receive pro bono co...