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Gov. Jerry Brown has announced the appointments of two lawyers to in-house positions for the state. ...

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The nation's largest provider of HIV and AIDS medical care is accusing Los Angeles County of financing litigation with federal...

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Up to 20 O'Melveny & Myers LLP entertainment transaction attorneys, including six partners, are heading to Latham & Wa...

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Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP advised longtime client Hellman & Friedman on the formation of its latest fund. The San...

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A Los Angeles County judge abused his discretion in denying class certification to employees of Joe's Crab Shack Holdings Inc....

UCLA's Title IX compliance officer will now oversee the entire California State University system's sexual assault response, C...

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Vexatious litigants can pursue an appeal without court permission so long as they are the defendants in the case, a court of a...

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