The day has finally arrived where remote technology may find a permanent place in our judicial system. Last week, as part of a...

Gary is riding his bike along a road next to the woods when a tree branch suddenly falls and injures him. It turns out that th...

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This week, a three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit ruled in favor of a Grubhub driver who had originally sued the company in 20...

The national debate over vaccines for adults and minors is not a novel debate for the law. Court decisions on regulations rega...

The 9th Circuit ruled last week that Assembly Bill 51, California’s prohibition against mandatory arbitration clauses in emplo...

A recent appellate opinion should give family law attorneys pause when considering whether to prepare premarital agreements. I...

Assembly Bill 701, passed by the Legislature and signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday, affects warehousing distribution an...

After agreeing to settle some 2,600 separate lawsuits over the company’s involvement in fostering the nation’s opioid crisis, ...

The California Supreme Court recently rejected what it characterized as a “broad third exception” to the long-standing Privett...

On Sept. 1, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau issued its long-awaited small business lending data collection proposed r...

The burden of overwhelming debt is hurting many new graduates — including lawyers — and that affects the American economy. You...

The case reinforces existing law that imposes upon ERISA plan fiduciaries, such a plan sponsors and plan administrators, poten...

Discover some effective terms for seeking and obtaining indemnification that protect both parties and reduce the likelihood of...

A recent court case focused on the meaning of the word “typically” and the word “normally” as a crucial underpinning of a lega...

With the court’s permission, I am sharing some of the direct feedback we received so you can read what the jury’s attitude is,...

Arbitration agreements with employees are created to ensure that employment disputes are resolved outside of court. So it’s ir...

What does it take to be considered a joint employer? Does it require direct control? Is the ability to dictate wages, even if ...

But just as mantle and core underlie the earth’s crust, there is much more going on beneath the surface of the U.S. Supreme Co...

The Daily Journal’s recent Top 100 list includes only one government lawyer -- the governor’s appointments secretary, who does...

The U. S. Supreme Court’s refusal to stay implementation of Texas’ fetal heartbeat abortion law has generated a lot of comment...

The newly constituted National Labor Relations Board, which is now at full capacity with two new Biden appointees, along with ...

We assume that we have “equal protection under the law” but this is not true. We assume that the California Legislature will p...

When people think of bias, they tend to associate it with unfairness and injustice. While unchecked biases can and do often ha...

On Aug 3, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a nationwide residential eviction moratorium continuing the ba...

Although subject to a number of rules and qualifications, judicial notice is often the easiest way for a trial or appellate co...

The first time I saw that response to a petition for writ of mandate I’d filed in an appellate court, I did not take it well. ...

An injunction can be prohibitory or mandatory, and the distinction matters. But creative lawyers may attempt to obfuscate an i...

Determining the amount of support in a marital dissolution action is relatively simple and straightforward when the parties ha...