Litigation
Lawsuit claims Google subsidiary infringed PhantomAlert copyright
By Kevin Lee
GPS navigation company PhantomAlert Inc. filed a copyright lawsuit Monday against Waze Inc., alleging that the popular mobile ...
A jury trial over whether UCLA Health System shares blame for a sensational medical records breach got sidetracked by housekee...
Ethics/Professional Responsibility
CACI: "but for" standard is correct
By Ben Armisteadn
An amended jury instruction makes clear that plaintiffs in legal malpractice cases must prove but for causation rather than su...
In a victory that started with Pelican Bay State prisoners and reshape incarceration practices statewide, the parties reached...
Litigation
Drivers get class action certification in misclassification suit against Uber
By Saul Sugarman
A federal class action accusing rideshare company Uber Inc. of wrongfully terming its drivers as independent contractors recei...
After years away, JoAnn Bicego relishes being the Superior Court Commissioner in Yreka, her hometown.
A recent study by Citi Private Bank revealed an increase in equity partner numbers statewide in the 2nd quarter of 2015. Some ...
Shasta County Superior Court Judge Gregory Gaul is lauded for his exceptional memory skills.
An interview series with some of California's top plaintiffs' lawyers ...
An interview series featuring some of California's top plaintiffs' lawyers ...
An interview series featuring some of California's top plaintiffs' lawyers ...
An interview series featuring some of California's top plaintiffs' lawyers ...
An interview series featuring some of California's top plaintiffs' lawyers ...
An interview series featuring some of California's top plaintiffs' lawyers ...
An interview series featuring some of California's top plaintiffs' lawyers ...
Litigation
Complaints targeting companies for slave labor use may be start of a trend
By Philip Johnsonn
Lawsuits alleging slave labor in the supply chains of Costco Wholesale Corp. and Nestle USA Inc. are the first of what attorne...
Currently, there appears to be little legal guidance on the Internet of Things, but the FTC may be dropping clues. By Hsia C. ...
Last month marked the 65th annual Concours d' Elegance - a gathering of the world's most important collector cars on the famed...
In another sign of the life science sector's durability, attorneys from Sidley Austin LLP are advising CytomX Therapeutics Inc...
General Counsel of Aeris Communications Inc. Santa Clara ...
Judges and Judiciary
Federal judge, appellate justice help Ugandan judiciary understand plea bargain
By Kibkabe Arayan
U.S. District Court Judge Beverly Reid O'Connell and 2nd District Court of Appeal Division Eight Presiding Justice Tricia A. ...
Law Practice
Greenberg adds three attorneys to property tax practice
By Steven Crighton
Greenberg Traurig LLP has expanded its local tax practice with the addition of three attorneys from the now-defunct specialize...
U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit
9th Circuit affirms acquittal in obstruction of justice claim in bid-rigging case
By Saul Sugarman
A man's exoneration from a federal jury verdict that he obstructed justice has been upheld by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Ap...
The constitutionality of the death penalty was under intense scrutiny Monday in a highly anticipated hearing before the 9th U....
A roundup of recent mergers and acquisitions and financing activity and the lawyers involved.
It's back to school for some lawyers when appellate courts give them a failing grade. Courts of appeal can come to resemble la...
Brian Busey and David Scannell discuss a recent Federal Circuit decision which resolves a fundamental dispute regarding the ju...
Plaintiff Norma Lozano was confronted with evidence at a jury trial on Friday that she received a depression diagnosis due to ...
Litigation
Motion: Court-appointed receiver bill will drain assets frozen by FTC
By Gautham Thomas
A receiver is billing more to preserve frozen assets than those assets are worth, according to a motion filed Friday in federa...