The California Supreme Court has granted review in People v. Esquivias, which will allow the court to address the conce...

A humorous exploration of the desires and frustrations of appellate lawyers through a series of creative personal ads.

The rise of AI has led to numerous copyright lawsuits, highlighting the need for creative problem-solving in this emerging field.

Outsourcing legal and business affairs work can reduce overhead expenses, making it a cost-effective option, especially for st...

Reverse engineering is generally permissible under federal and state trade secret laws, but contractual obligations may impact...

Most appellate briefs are too long, with lawyers trying to use up as much of the 14,000-word limit as they can. A shorter brie...

The Hamlin court ruled that intestate heirs have a concrete interest in the estate and can challenge a trust, interpre...

While JCCPs help manage complex litigation, courts increasingly struggle to balance efficiency with fair representation of di...

In today's competitive legal market, lawyers are turning to business development coaches to grow their client base and stand ...

In United States v. Holmes, the Ninth Circuit ruled that law enforcement violated the Fourth Amendment by warrantles...

NLRB's Amazon decision ends 75 years of precedent while raising new questions about workplace communications.

Fane Lozman, a Florida resident, has had multiple legal disputes with the City of Riviera Beach, leading to two Supreme Cou...

Federalism allows states and the federal government to balance power and protect individual liberty, encouraging citizens to...

Deportation responsibilities are assigned to ICE under the Department of Homeland Security, not the Department of Defense, m...

The California Air Resources Board's new Low Carbon Fuel Standard rules tighten emissions reductions and add stricter requirem...

In Richard v. Union Pacific Railroad, the court ruled that a retired railroad engineer with 42 years of experience co...

Adding a state civil procedure course to the curriculum would aid lower-tier schools and larger firms and would provide oppo...

"So Help Me Todd" and "All Rise," and the legal ethics lessons that can be learned from the fictional attorneys in these shows.

With Trump's 2017 tax cuts set to expire in 2025, Congress faces pivotal decisions that could reshape America's entire tax lan...

California's complex web of rent control ordinances and tenant protection laws exposes landlords to significant liabilities, i...

Virtual reality and spatial video are set to transform the courtroom by enabling jurors to experience evidence firsthand rathe...

The California Privacy Protection Agency board has voted to advance proposed regulations to formal rulemaking, which will chan...

The civil courts aren't all that hospitable to the poor, as limited judicial resources and complex legal procedures put justic...

The Ninth Circuit struck down Ticketmaster's arbitration agreement, finding it unconscionable under California law due to pr...

Legal organizations must implement safeguards for generative AI tools to prevent risks and ensure responsible artificial intel...

Generative AI raises thorny copyright issues, from the legality of using protected material for training to determining owners...

The Bruen and Rahimi decisions have reshaped Second Amendment jurisprudence, clarifying the scope of permissib...

AI facial recognition technology seeks to stamp out retail theft but may falsely accuse shoppers.

Attorneys should help clients identify beneficial owners, gather required information, establish compliance systems, and ensur...

From paid sick leave to disability accommodation, temporary workers are entitled to many of the same benefits as full-time emp...