Ride-hailing giant Uber Technologies Inc. and food delivery service Postmates Inc. filed a lawsuit late Monday afternoon again...

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the plaintiff in the case, claims AB 51 is preempted by the Federal Arbitration Act.

A collective of attorneys hope to change the legal industry in 2020 by modernizing the way cases are litigated.

Other Southern California prosecutors say the law is unconstitutional, but many DAs, and the attorney general, say courts are ...

Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Elizabeth White, who has primarily handled civil assignments since her appointment in ...

Some members of the legal community are renewing calls to protect judicial independence by eliminating judicial elections and ...

The pole was sold as a “breakaway” model, designed to sheer off at its lower section to minimize impact when hit by a car. But...

As nearly 200 cases from around the nation against vaporizer manufacturer JUUL Labs are being consolidated, some recent plaint...

The court granted the Teamsters' bid to intervene in the case in January. On Thursday, attorneys for the union filed an opposi...

A magistrate judge awarded $31.8 million in attorney fees to firms that secured an injunction for student-athletes in a lawsui...

As legislators and industry appointees work to drag long-outdated copyright laws into the 21st century, the process of impleme...

The changes U.S. District Court Judge Kimberly J. Mueller ordered this week follow from her ruling earlier this month that off...

The state Supreme Court, reversing a 4th District Court of Appeal decision, ruled Thursday nonparties cannot sue to block the ...

The state Supreme Court on Thursday rejected Attorney General Xavier Becerra’s bid to dismiss a lawsuit by therapists challeng...

State high court revives suit against revised child pornography reporting law

The First Amendment Coalition announced receipt of the records Monday, over two months after the state Supreme Court issued si...

More California law schools may have accreditation trouble in coming year.

Three investigations, six resignations, and one dropped case later, the $67 million water billing settlement refuses to go awa...

A judge tossed out a $15 million jury award against the Los Angeles Times in an age and disability discrimination suit filed b...

Wells Fargo's decision to offer a higher interest rate on the Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts it holds is expected to gene...

SACRAMENTO -- In September, Sen. Jeff Stone, R-La Quinta, stood up in the California Senate to warn AB 51, a bill barring arbi...

Prompted by the plight of an Army Green Beret with lung cancer, President Donald Trump signed legislation that allows servicem...

A rift between Attorney General Xavier Becerra and the state’s district attorneys, five cases before the California Supreme Co...

When Laura W. Brill started The Civics Center, a nonprofit that works with schools to preregister 16- and 17-year-olds to vote...

University of Arizona's law school is teaming with a Mexican university to offer a certificate program focused on Mexican publ...

LOS ANGELES -- Killing time after a client meeting at Grand Central Station's Mid-City Comics, in downtown Los Angeles, entert...

Gov. Gavin Newsom had an early Christmas present for the Fresno and San Joaquin county courts on Monday: four new superior cou...

A class of defrauded students asked a U.S. magistrate judge Monday to increase a $100,000 contempt fine against the U.S. Depar...

After multibillion-dollar valuations, Uber and Lyft were hit with a flurry of lawsuits alleging they misled investors after ma...

Sacramento County and its insurers agreed to the largest legal settlement of its type in the county's history: $27 million to ...