Neil Young recently filed a lawsuit against Donald J. Trump for President, Inc. for copyright infringement over use of his son...

In less than three months, California voters will be asked to decide the fate of the “Protect App-Based Drivers and Services A...

On July 29, the CEOs of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google sat before the United States House Judiciary Subcommittee on Antitr...

Last month, the Court of Justice for the European Union invalidated the “adequacy decision” made by the European Commission on...

It’s an election year, so the California initiative process is enduring the usual complaints about the initiative as “an insti...

On July 30, the United States Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation heard oral arguments in advance of deciding whether t...

A recent decision by the 4th District Court of Appeal may explain why some litigants and lawyers don’t know when to stop. As t...

Does the California State Bar really believe that an attorney who has been representing clients in another state for four year...

The American Bar Association has released its latest annual report titled ABA Profile of the Legal Profession 2020, showcasing...

A recent appellate court ruling addresses an arbitrator’s authority to order third-party discovery.

No American president has ever monetized the presidency like President Donald Trump, his family, and the Trump Organization. D...

While the long-term ramifications of the pandemic remain to be seen, many commentators have observed the potential for increas...

“Appeals are the last little step in the drama.” Appellate lawyers are told this from time to time. Such thinking can sink an ...

A recent decision by the National Labor Relations Board is the latest in a parade of decisions and rulemaking intended to impo...

In the middle of the most devastating public health crisis in more than a century, the Trump administration and its supporters...

Congressman John Lewis died on July 17 and, as this is being written, he lies in state at the U. S. Capitol. “Walking with the...

The SAFE TO WORK Act, which is part of the larger Health, Economic Assistance, Liability, and Schools Act, provides under spec...

The COVID-19 virus has been a boon to plaintiff lawyers seeking to cash in on the events related to the pandemic and the shutd...

The evolution of disability access in the United States under 30 years of Title III of the ADA.

From a village in Holland to the California Court of Appeal.

In 2020, USCIS received approximately 275,000 registrations during the registration period. Since there were more registration...

California courts have long wrestled with how to strike an appropriate balance between free and unfettered competition, on the...

In 2018, California took the bold step to require a minimum number of women directors on the boards of California-based public...

Many lawyers consider oral argument to be the climax of the appellate process, yet in some (exceptional) cases, oral argument ...

In a recent opinion, the California Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision authored by Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye, reso...

In giving a unilateral voice to those who insist the bill is “premature,” the article is tone deaf — as are many of the bill’s...

When multiple parties share interests in a patent, there can be conflict and complexity over decisions regarding patent litiga...

Last year, the 9th Circuit overturned an arbitration decision in favor of a local Afghani subcontractor seeking termination co...

When the system erred, it consistently showed that Black defendants were predicted to be higher risk, while white defendants w...

I read with interest Robert Tyson's July 31 column, "The Reptile Theory: Use it." But a question: Mr. Tyson objects that the R...