Fifty years after its completion, San Francisco's massive Brutalist Vaillancourt Fountain faces removal as part of a plaza red...

October's National Disability Employment Awareness Month should prompt Big Law to examine how its practices continue to margin...

On Oct. 11, California enacted SB 37 to crack down on misleading attorney advertising -- giving consumers the right to sue ove...

Amid an increasingly fractured political climate fueled by outrage and absolutism, restoring democracy's health depends on cit...

Trial preparation isn't wasted when cases settle at the last minute -- it's exactly what forces those settlements to happen.

California voters have long wielded influence over insurance regulation through ballot initiatives, from Proposition 103's swe...

Once limited mostly to defamation and media cases, California's anti-SLAPP statute (Code Civ. Proc. § 425.16) has expanded int...

Sargent's Portrait of Madame X shows how revision reveals growth -- a reminder that, in mediation as in art, change ca...

As the digital landscape rapidly evolves, law firms that ignore how AI is transforming online search risk becoming invisible t...

Mediation works - if you can afford a lawyer. Most Californians can't.

In California, cross-cultural couples -- particularly those with Iranian or Muslim heritage -- can honor both an Islamic Mahr ...

Cash for keys agreements can offer landlords with properties in rent-controlled jurisdictions flexibility, but failure to foll...

Jurors may apply the law as instructed, but rising ticket prices and advancing surveillance are shaping a new expectation: tha...

Strict compliance with procedural rules is critical -- common mistakes in child and spousal support cases can render orders in...

California's newly finalized CCPA regulations now require certain high-revenue or high-data-volume companies to conduct and ce...

As more plaintiffs look to sell their legal claims, the quirky tax rules around such transfers make early tax advice crucial.

On Nov. 4, California voters must choose between approving gerrymandered maps drawn by the Legislature or rejecting them and r...

The allegations of widespread fraud in Los Angeles County sexual abuse claims demand immediate, independent action from experi...

The widespread allegations of fraudulent sexual abuse claims in Los Angeles County demand continued independent review to prot...

A billion-dollar Los Angeles verdict over baby powder and mesothelioma underscores how junk science, aggressive trial lawyer a...

Recent judicial decisions and evolving NIL policies have effectively ended NCAA amateurism, creating a new labor market for co...

The 9th Circuit clarifies that prior media reports and earlier lawsuits won't automatically block whistleblower claims unless ...

Businesses across industries are facing a surge in "Shine the Light" law requests under California Civil Code §1798.83, exposi...

Whether it's titling a notice correctly or complying with strict timing rules, California's appeal deadlines demand precision.

Amid "No Kings" protests over his authoritarian tactics, Trump's March 22 directive to punish lawyers challenging his policies...

A recent lawsuit in San Francisco Superior Court, Harrison v. Dignity Health, exposes how legal ...

The California Air Resources Board released a preliminary list of in-scope entities and draft guidance on the state's mandator...

As AI transforms business risks, the insurance industry faces growing uncertainty over whether existing cyber policies will co...

The EPA's proposal to gut greenhouse gas reporting would sideline nearly all sectors, leaving a gaping hole in climate account...

Lawyers asked to prepare evaluations for third-party use in California must carefully navigate potential liability, confidenti...