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Technology

Hackers, regulators, and lawsuits: The growing privacy and cybersecurity challenges

Feb. 5, 2025
By Pavel (Pasha) A. Sternberg, Noel S. Cohen


Labor/Employment, Administrative/Regulatory


Corporate, Business Law

Navigating the pitfalls of derivative litigation defense

Feb. 5, 2025
By Sarah Kelly-Kilgore, Zachary J. Watson


Insurance, Consumer Law


Intellectual Property

Protecting your client's IP in a world without non-competes

Feb. 5, 2025
By Jeanne A. Fugate, Erica Row

Jeanne A. Fugate and Erica Row


Consumer Protection Law, Consumer Law


Intellectual Property, Civil Procedure

Can DTSA defendants demand 'reasonable particularity,' too?

Feb. 5, 2025
By David J. Lisson, James Y. Park


Technology, Antitrust & Trade Reg.


Litigation & Arbitration

California's new arbitration amendment is a legal tangle waiting to be unwound

Feb. 5, 2025
By Barry S. Landsberg, Joanna S. McCallum


Alternative Dispute Resolution

In a legal system where only 1% of Los Angeles cases will reach trial by 2025, alternative dispute resolution offers a powerfu...


9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals

2024's top 9th Circuit practice cases

Feb. 4, 2025
By Benjamin G. Shatz, Benjamin E. Strauss

In 2024, key Ninth Circuit appellate procedure cases highlighted evolving issues in appealability, with notable developments i...


Real Estate/Development, LA Fires

Analyzing Gov. Newsom's Executive Order N-7-25: Protecting fire victims or overstepping boundaries?


Labor/Employment

Wage hikes -- is it too much, too fast?

Feb. 4, 2025
By Michael Afar, Kristina M. Launey

California's fast-food industry faces significant pushback against Assembly Bill 1228, which raised the minimum wage to $20 pe...


It could never...

Feb. 3, 2025
By Arthur Gilbert

After losing their home of 40 years in a devastating fire, Arthur Gilbert reflects on the irreplaceable memories and items ...


Corporate

The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) requires companies to file ownership reports, but ongoing lawsuits and conflicting ruling...


Law Practice

Why I went to law school - Part 1: The opportunists

Feb. 3, 2025
By Myron Moskovitz

A young salesman at a 1950s men's haberdashery navigates the store's relentless focus on making sales--where quick thinking, s...


Criminal

Department 21 and the McNaughton Rule

Feb. 3, 2025
By Michael McNaughton

For the past thirty-five years, people have asked if I'm connected to the McNaughton Rule, and while I always answered "no," I...


Childhood sexual abuse survivors face significant non-economic damages, including emotional distress and sexual dysfunction, b...


Ethics/Professional Responsibility

Yujin Choi, a former Denver DA attorney, was disbarred for fabricating text messages, altering phone records, and destroying e...


Litigation & Arbitration, Alternative Dispute Resolution

Forensic neutrals are reshaping commercial litigation

Jan. 31, 2025
By Daniel B. Garrie, Charles Margines

As commercial litigation becomes increasingly technical; courts are turning to specialized experts who speak both legal and di...


Constitutional Law

New York Times v. Sullivan protects free speech by requiring public figures to prove "actual malice" in defamation c...


Labor/Employment

California's 2nd District Court of Appeal delivers a blow to "headless" PAGA actions in Leeper v. Shipt Inc. wh...


California trial lawyers must embrace technology like iPads, TrialPad, and digital exhibits to connect with jurors, enhance st...


Civil Procedure

Changes to California's jury selection rules aim to reduce bias in peremptory challenges, introducing greater fairness, comple...


Immigration

The dangers of ending birthright citizenship

Jan. 30, 2025
By Christopher Richardson, Benjamin McEuen

Ending birthright citizenship could leave people without legal protections, disrupt immigration policy, and cut federal fundin...


Law Practice

In an era where legal success hinges on more than just expertise, discover how to leverage client-centric strategies, niche sp...


Real Estate/Development, LA Fires, Consumer Protection Law

Wildfire housing crisis tests California price-gouging law

Jan. 30, 2025
By Jeremy S. Smith, Daniel M. Rubin

In the wake of the Los Angeles fires, California's price-gouging protections are making property owners think twice about offe...


Civil Rights, Administrative/Regulatory

The Trump administration's freeze on ongoing reform efforts threatens to undo the progress on equity and public safety while w...


Environmental & Energy, Consumer Protection Law

Even without FDA action on formaldehyde in hair relaxers, state-level bans and ongoing litigation are pushing manufacturers to...


Constitutional Law

It is finally time to get rid of Penn Central

Jan. 29, 2025
By Michael M. Berger

Two COVID-era cases from Michigan challenge the Supreme Court's murky standards for when government regulations amount to prop...