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Government


The state Senate Judiciary Committee has advanced a bill that would allow people to sue companies for data breaches, even if t...


Civil Litigation


The plaintiff’s attorney in a former USC football coach’s defamation trial against the NCAAy got an investigator to admit to h...


Civil Litigation


Attorneys for Toyota Motor Corp. told a federal judge Wednesday that they’ve settled 501 lawsuits related to a defect that cau...


Law Practice


White-collar lawyers join Kendall Brill & Kelly

Apr. 26, 2018
By Caroline Hart

Attorneys Janet Levine and Jeff Rutherford have joined Kendall Brill & Kelly LLP as partners from Crowell & Moring LLP...


Labor/Employment, Government


A bill that would prevent employers from requiring pre-employment arbitration agreements passed a key committee test on Tuesda...


U.S. Supreme Court, Civil Litigation, Intellectual Property


In dual decisions issued Tuesday by the U.S. Supreme Court, an administrative process for challenging patents was affirmed but...


U.S. Supreme Court, Civil Litigation, International Law, Corporate


In a split decision closely watched in California, the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that foreign corporations cannot be...


Immigration, Government


A caravan of migrants arriving at the U.S. border could face prosecution and detention under recent U.S Department of Justice ...


Government, Civil Rights


California civil rights groups are suing the secretary of state, alleging sufficient language assistance has not been provide...


Civil Litigation, Entertainment & Sports


An LA County Superior Court jury began hearing evidence Tuesday in a trial over whether the NCAA defamed an ex-USC football co...


Securities, Administrative/Regulatory


SEC fines Yahoo $35M over cyber breach

Apr. 25, 2018
By Eli Wolfe

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced a settlement in a first of its kind cyber breach case against the compan...


Law Practice


Stanford Law School professor and prominent U.S. Supreme Court practitioner Jeffrey L. Fisher has joined O’Melveny & Myers...


Immigration, Government


A recently released directive to immigration enforcement officers could lead to increased detention of immigrant parents and c...


Criminal


Prosecutors closed their case against former Autonomy Chief Financial Officer Sushovan Hussain, a British citizen accused of c...


Law Practice


Ken King, one of Skadden's most influential players, has stepped down as head of the Palo Alto office.


Law Practice


Greenspoon Marder expands into Los Angeles

Apr. 24, 2018
By Lila Seidman

Business law firm Greenspoon Marder LLP has opened a Los Angeles office, expanding its corporate, business and litigation prac...


Law Practice, Bankruptcy


Hogan Lovells hires bankruptcy attorneys

Apr. 24, 2018
By Caroline Hart

A trio of bankruptcy attorneys have joined Hogan Lovells from Jones Day as partners in Los Angeles.


Civil Litigation, Criminal, Constitutional Law


U.S. District Judge James Otero appeared deeply ambivalent about granting a stay in the Stormy Daniels lawsuit against Presid...


Civil Litigation, Labor/Employment


Three new named plaintiffs and a set of fresh allegations have been added to a lawsuit filed by a former Google engineer accus...


Immigration, Government


Immigration critics sue government for work visa information

Apr. 23, 2018
By Chase DiFeliciantonio

The Federation for American Immigration Reform sued to force the U.S. immigration service to hand over records on high-skilled...


Civil Litigation, Environmental & Energy, Constitutional Law, California Courts of Appeal


A 5th District Court of Appeal panel has upheld the placement of a Proposition 65 carcinogen warning in herbicides containing ...


Civil Litigation, Labor/Employment


Postmates settles class action brought by drivers

Apr. 23, 2018
By Joshua Sebold

Online delivery service Postmates Inc. reached an $8.75 million settlement with a class of drivers who challenged their classi...


Law Practice, Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Criminal


Fake lawyer gets 15 months in prison for fraud

Apr. 23, 2018
By Meghann Cuniff

A woman who stole the identity of a New York lawyer to work immigration cases in California will spend 15 months in federal pr...


Government


Defending his request for additional funding against criticism from a legislative watchdog, state Attorney General Xavier Bece...


Judges and Judiciary, Government, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


Where are the Trump judges?

Apr. 20, 2018
By Nicolas Sonnenburg

For a president who repeatedly touts his success at filling federal judicial openings, Trump has yet to make an impact on the ...


Tax, Civil Litigation


Facebook tax suit facing dismissal

Apr. 20, 2018
By Winston Cho

With a hefty tax bill of up to $5 billion at stake, a federal judge considered the Internal Revenue Service's motion to dismi...


Immigration, Government


Sponsored Iranians sue US after being denied entry

Apr. 20, 2018
By Chase DiFeliciantonio

A group of Iranians and their U.S. family members are suing the federal government after they were not allowed to come to the ...


Criminal


Judge orders discovery in OC crime lab conflict

Apr. 20, 2018
By Meghann Cuniff

Citing apparent conflicting testimony in two murder convictions, a superior court judge on Thursday ordered the Orange County ...


Civil Litigation


Under an uncommon application of strict product liability law, a Los Angeles County Superior Court jury has ruled that a landl...


Judges and Judiciary, Government


President Donald Trump may let the federal judiciary go hungry for a second year.