Last week, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the constitutionality of California’s Unsafe Handgun Act.

The 9th Circuit gives the super discharge in Chapter 13 another bullet in its belt.

The story of Juan Parra and why ICE must be banned from California courthouses.

Until we address inherent bias, pregnancy discrimination will persist in California workplaces.

President Donald Trump’s legal problems grow on a daily basis, and the federal district court in Maryland just added to the li...

Rather than defining health care as life or death, the emphasis should be on progress.

The 2017 UPA revisions address the non-nuclear methods by which many parent-child relationships are established.

How the public interest in disclosure clashes with the private value of confidentiality.

Our participation in the modern version of this great experiment in democracy demands that we communicate with one another, wi...

The local variations between California’s appellate courts are not nearly as drastic as those among the 13 federal appellate c...

Starring ace trial lawyer Flash Feinberg and his trusty sidekick Professor Plato

Appeals take too long, people argue; there should be a time limit within which an appeal must be decided. It might seem as if ...

Due to the current state of the law, employment attorneys are usually powerless to help.

The State Bar of California is considering a proposal to begin applying a consumer alert badge to State Bar member profile pag...

Recent events suggest that courts and regulators are finally understanding that things have gone too far with regard to privat...

Jurors render big verdicts when jurors are motivated. In contrast, where jurors see their work as inconsequential, the results...

Even if it’s good, it’s bad.

The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Ohio v. American Express may have far-reaching implications beyond the credit card industry.

Only compensatory damages are tax free. Punitive damages and interest are always taxable, though this has changed radically u...

You settle an employment dispute, pay a hefty amount to plaintiff, and get a broad release of claims. You won’t have to deal w...

Pop-up shops are here to stay; the following is a list of characteristics that should be considered by a landlord interested i...

With just 11 full-time and part-time DFEH mediators, there are far more cases in California that we can assist.

If Brett Kavanaugh's views becomes the law in more cases like Young v. Hawaii, the right to bear arms is at risk of swallowing...

Employees who give the best years of their productive work life in the service of a single employer need protection

Most successful employment mediations result in a written settlement agreement with standard and customary terms. One such ter...

Every word in hundreds of transaction documents has a bearing on a client's future liability. Knowing what those words should ...

Sophisticated business owners and their counsel should consider alternatives to the usual pattern of negotiating term sheets.

Cannabidiol entrepreneurs are stuck between the devil and the deep blue sea when it comes to legally compliant options for pro...

On July 16, Gov. Jerry Brown signed Assembly Bill 3247. The bill, authored by the Assembly Committee on the Judiciary, amends ...

Can a federal agency designate lands that are uninhabitable by an endangered species as "critical habitat" of that species the...