A federal judge granted a Bird Rides Inc. motion Tuesday to dismiss a class action complaint alleging the scooter company viol...

The Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles and the National Association of Women Judges are hosting a joint conference this ...

Einat Meisel joins Fenwick’s Mountain View office from O’Melveny & Myers LLP and Joshua D. Geffon, formerly of Stradling Y...

A Sacramento federal judge opened an evidentiary hearing Tuesday to determine how and why the state corrections department mis...

Juul Labs Inc., through its massively popular e-cigarette vaping device, has singlehandedly revived the nicotine epidemic amon...

An appellate panel seemed skeptical about claims a CHP officer’s renewed investigation makes him liable under double jeopardy.

While so-called cryptocurrencies are widely understood as a means for unscrupulous people to buy and sell contraband online wi...

A jury ordered Alki David, owner of Hologram USA Inc., to pay $4.35 million in punitive damages Tuesday, marking the end of a ...

The U.S. House of Representatives has been allocated time to argue next month before the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in ...

SB 707 was not the most talked about arbitration bill in Sacramento this year. But it may yet prove to be the most influential.

The dueling motions follow a Sept. 24 en banc hearing in the federal appeals court, during which the band’s attorney argued a ...

An appeals court ruling against a class of workers claiming a Hollywood hotel impropriety calculated the premium payments of t...

Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed into law several bills related to customer data privacy protections that augment the California C...

Gov. Gavin Newsom on Sunday vetoed a bill that would have allowed state judges to retire early, at age 60, and defer their def...

A Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory said facility management retaliated against him after he reported safety concerns.

Los Angeles County is charging probationers more money in fines and fees than they are legally required to pay, while also coe...

The Public Watchdogs is asking the federal court to consider a piece of evidence from a settlement reached between another ove...

Victims of childhood sexual assault will have longer to file civil suits, under a bill Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Sunday. AB 218...

The punitive damages deliberations for the sexual harassment trial against the Hologram USA Inc. CEO will likely resume next W...

Gov. Gavin Newsom’s signatures will have broad impact on the state’s labor and employment.

AB 61 allows coworkers, employers and teachers use an ex parte court process to obtain a gun-violence restraining order.

The Saddleridge Fire burning in Sylmar has prompted closures of at least two Los Angeles area courthouses.

Katy Perry, her songwriters and other defendants have moved to reverse a jury’s verdict of $2.78 million for copyright infring...

The nonprofit organization hopes to strengthen efforts it already has underway in the areas of diversity, access to justice an...

The complaint was filed by an UberEATS driver, claiming the company wrongly classifies drivers as independent contractors desp...

Officials said it’s time to provide support for attorneys practicing in the “booming” industry.

DLA Piper corporate partner Louis P.A. Lehot has been ousted from the firm, a week after a colleague accused him of sexually a...

In signing the fee bill, Gov. Gavin Newsom doesn’t commit to moving the bar into the state budget.

The secretary of Energy improperly, indeterminably shelved Obama-era efficiency standards finalized just before President Trum...

A 2nd District of Court of Appeal ruling that 2018's Dynamex decision should apply retroactively to wage and hour orders could...