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State Bar & Bar Associations


State Bar plans to give task force more time

Sep. 23, 2019
By Lyle Moran

The panel is evaluating controversial proposals that would permit nonlawyers to give legal advice and own legal entities.


Judges and Judiciary


The judges of the Sacramento Superior Court have elected Russell L. Hom as the new presiding judge. He’ll begin a two-year ter...


Law Practice, Government


David Anderson of the Northern District of California is one of nine U.S. attorneys named Friday to the Attorney General’s Adv...


Judges and Judiciary


The legendary jurist was honored during a special court session in Los Angeles


State Bar & Bar Associations


The Beverly Hills Bar Association will install civil litigator Michael R. Sohigian as its new president at an annual dinner Th...


A Sacramento judge delayed a hearing on a restraining order sought by a state Senator against an anti-vaccine activist, saying...


State Bar & Bar Associations


State Bar fees increase bill heads to governor

Sep. 20, 2019
By Glenn Jeffers

Gov. Gavin Newsom is expected to sign Senate Bill 176, a bill that would increase fees lawyers must pay to fund the State Bar,...


Civil Litigation


1st suit filed in Ventura County boat fire

Sep. 20, 2019
By Gina Kim

The first lawsuit stemming from the Labor Day boat fire has been filed against vessel owners Truth Aquatics Inc. and Worldwide...


Government, Criminal


Reacting to actions in Congress and the White House this week, antitrust attorneys said they were suspicious the Department of...


Government, Civil Rights


U.S. Eastern District Judge Morrison C. England Jr. ruled from the bench Thursday that a state law demanding presidential tax ...


Criminal


26 charged in $258M Medicare bilking scheme

Sep. 20, 2019
By Justin Kloczko

The U.S. Justice Department has charged 26 people in Southern California, 14 of them doctors, in connection with fraudulent Me...


A salacious lawsuit against a prominent venture capitalist accused of failing to make good on a $40 million hush payment over ...


The EPA's move to rescind a Congress-created pass for California to fight air pollution is the sort of agency action some cons...


Two unlikely allies have teamed up in support of opening the door to competing proposals to reorganize the Pacific Gas & E...


Civil Litigation, Intellectual Property


Information technology company IBM Corp. accused real estate mobile platform Zillow Group of infringing seven IBM patents rela...


Civil Litigation


A federal judge recently gutted claims against the prosecutor, but a plaintiff’s attorney has vowed to amend


U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh said the putative class was treated individually by officers making independent judgments and dec...


Obituaries


Longtime Orange County Superior Court Commissioner Tom Schulte has died at 74 from complications of spinal surgery, accordin...


Civil Litigation, Environmental & Energy


Plaintiffs’ counsel plan to continue pressing LASC Judge Carolyn B. Kuhl to admit the much-awaited Porter Ranch root cause ana...


Civil Litigation, Labor/Employment, Government


Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez keeps a framed picture in her office displaying the words, "A tiger doesn't lose sleep over the ...


Civil Litigation, Bankruptcy


US judge halts Avenatti art sale

Sep. 18, 2019
By Meghann Cuniff

An injunction issued Tuesday prohibits the Orange County sheriff’s department from selling art linked to Michael Avenatti’s ba...


Civil Litigation


Weeks after a bankruptcy judge ruled that a jury trial should decide whether Pacific Gas & Electric Co. was liable for the...


Civil Litigation, Health Care & Hospital Law, Government


A new state law stating the beverage is not hazardous after all contradicts a 2005 finding by the California health hazard age...


David R. Daleiden, testifying in his own defense Tuesday, said he was out to expose crimes when recording Planned Parenthood a...


According to attorneys for the Republicans, Erwin Chemerinsky’s brief was filed late and restates claims already made by the s...


Civil Litigation, Government, Environmental & Energy


Despite the revelation in response to a report that its vegetation management program is running behind, U.S. District Judge W...


Criminal, Constitutional Law, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


The public may not be prevented from hearing the sounds of a prisoner being put to death, a 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ...


Tax, Government


Attorneys with the DOJ' civil division filed a statement of interest arguing the state program is preempted by the Employee R...


Judges and Judiciary


173 judges needed, says Judicial Council report

Sep. 18, 2019
By Glenn Jeffers

A Judicial Council report released Tuesday called for an additional 173 judgeships to handle the state's current caseload, def...



Kelli L. Sager

Sep. 18, 2019
By John Roemer

Davis Wright Tremaine LLP