A bill just passed by the Assembly takes aim at a pharmaceutical industry practice that some argue delays access to some lower...

Any consequential, judicial-based changes to California’s pretrial detention system must wait for a futurecase, after the stat...

Gov. Gavin Newsom has until June 5 to resubmit clemency requests for six twice-convicted felons whose criminal records were se...

Privacy is just one issue Courtney Greene-Power must navigate at the game creator Niantic

The 2nd District Court of Appeal said Thursday it is inclined to allow victims in the Porter Ranch litigation a restitution he...

Despite the Trump administration’s proposal to eliminate funding to an organization providing legal aid to low-income American...

A disbarred British solicitor and an expert witness testified in support of certain aspects of the solicitor's malpractice su...

Plaintiff law firm opposes utility’s motion to disqualify them from Woolsey Fire case

The State Bar licensing fee would rise from $315 to $460 annually under new legislative amendments introduced this week. The b...

An attorney known for making his living from lawsuits citing the Americans with Disabilities Act was indicted on three tax eva...

The state Supreme Court has declined to address federal appellate court questions on public performance rights for pre-1972 so...

Two former Morrison & Foerster LLP associates have offered new details about allegations the firm provided negative refere...

U.S. District Judge Dolly M. Gee is seeking a limited remand from the 9th Circuit to finalize her decision

A bankruptcy judge approved Pacific Gas & Electric Corp.’s plan for a $105 million assistance program for wildfire victims...

Officials from the California Institute of Technology testified Thursday an in-house investigation found no evidence a researc...

Mediator Lesley Green’s bench experience and hard work help put parties at ease.

The Federal Trade Commission says its antitrust suit triumph against Qualcomm Inc.’s so-called “no license, no chips” model wi...

Declining multiple defense motions to instruct the jury on how to interpret a lawyer’s testimony on law firms’ duty to their c...

All felons in Los Angeles county who believe they were wrongly convicted can now apply to have the district attorney’s office ...

For nearly two decades, the 82-year-old Sacramentan Jerome H. Sprague has fought regulatory agencies in court. Dozens of state...

A longtime partner at Knobbe Martens has started her own firm, hoping to seize on an intellectual property law landscape she s...

The jurisprudential tapestry left behind by late 9th Circuit liberal stalwart Judge Stephen Reinhardt continues to unravel, as...

The state Assembly has approved a bill that would bar employers from requiring an arbitration agreement as a condition of empl...

A superior court jury heard opening statements Wednesday in a trial pitting the California Institute of Technology against a f...

Commission won’t oppose utility’s U.S. Supreme Court review over ratepayer case in San Diego wildfires

Washington, D.C.-based Kirkland & Ellis LLP partner Daniel A. Bress appeared before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee We...

Monsanto scored a critical victory Wednesday as the federal judge overseeing the consolidated Roundup litigation allowed the B...

Two boxing managers duking it out with an erstwhile star client have gone on the offensive, filing a $27.4 million countersuit...

A superior court judge told attorneys litigating a legal malpractice suit Tuesday he was worried that technical aspects of the...

The city of Inglewood is moving to dismiss a lawsuit claiming it fraudulently mislead owners of the Forum into terminating a p...