Unpaid interns are among those most at risk of being taken advantage of; surprisingly, many courts have ruled that Title VII's...

The case demonstrates that RICO can be used not only from the usual offensive posture, but also from a less common, defensive ...

A 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel Friday found a self-represented former flight engineer could not sue Japan Airlines ...

The NTIA's recent announcement unleashed a flood of speculation about its potential implications for everyday Internet users, ...

Prominent Los Angeles litigator Pierce H. O'Donnell is starting fresh at Greenberg Glusker LLP this week, reviving a storied c...

A judge could rule next month on whether a 2012 state pension statute forbids a public employer from forcing a hike in employe...

Attorneys in Goodwin Procter's Silicon Valley office led the charge on a number of high-profile deals this month. ...

Amid growing concern over the rise of oil being shipped by rail to refineries in California, several environmental groups have...

Judge Frederic Link likes the diversity that comes with hearing both criminal and civil matters.

The companies lost their bid to throw out the suit Friday, after U.S. District Judge Lucy H. Koh ruled a jury should decide th...

A weekly roundup of lateral attorney moves, law firm office openings and partner promotions from around California.

Madera's Joseph A. Soldani caps off a long career of public service with a stint on the bench.

George W. Nicholson is known as a 'restless intellect' with boundless energy in and out of court.

Lisa B. Kim discusses how class action plaintiffs need to show standing and injury-in-fact to avoid dismissal before the plead...

Mediating elder abuse claims requires a special approach. By Alexander S. Polsky ...

Measles is back. And as of January, a parent must obtain the signature of a health practitioner to claim an exemption from vac...

A recent plaintiff-friendly decision may expand the scope of liability under the state False Claims Act, prompting litigants t...

Whether California's 275,000 teachers will continue to enjoy job protections including seniority-based layoffs and lifetime te...

Nossaman LLP hosted a Boalt Women of Color Attorney Network event on March 19 with a panel that included, from left, Nicole D....

A group of public officials, private attorneys and other advocates of alternative dispute resolution convened in Los Angeles C...

Four Silicon Valley giants threw their weight behind a final push Thursday to defeat a huge antitrust case before it goes to t...

Duane Morris LLP hosted a seminar Wendesday regarding laws relating to nonprofit organizations. Assisting with the seminar wer...

The Anti-Defamation League honored four women, including civil rights attorney, author and legal analyst Lisa Bloom, at its 20...

Labor lawyers know the repercussions could extend far beyond unionization, even football. That's especially true here in Calif...

National banks can have headquarters in one state and main offices in another, a 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel held ...

The California Public Records Act does not cover communications related to government business that are sent on private cell p...

Advocates for Southern California ratepayers who have been at loggerheads with the region's two main utilities over costs rela...

The state Supreme Court has decided not to review or depublish an appellate decision affirming the right of cities and countie...

The U.S. Senate edged closer to confirming Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP Los Angeles litigation partner John B. Owens to the ...

SB 833, introduced by Sen. Carol Liu, D-La Canada Flintridge and supported by defense attorneys and some in law enforcement, w...