California's new "No Secret Police" Act aims to restore public trust, but its real test is whether state power can withstand f...

A criminal case against a trans civil rights attorney over a quickly corrected misstatement raises troubling questions about f...

The Tracy case highlights a broader failure in charter school oversight -- where legal safety standards exist, but un...

California's Honest Pricing Law and the FTC's Junk Fees Rule are forcing businesses to show all-in prices, driving costly syst...

As CSC's NIL Go platform opens new doors for college athlete merchandise, major sports brands are already pressing the limits ...

Vietnamese American nail salon owners and manicurists are challenging California's AB 5 law, claiming it unfairly forces nail ...

Arbitration promises speed and efficiency -- but too often delivers delays. Here's how attorneys can take control and move the...

The Comey indictment is just the latest turn in a dangerous cycle -- where justice becomes a political weapon and courtroom ba...

In the past year, the California Supreme Court has reshaped arbitration, contract liability, corporate governance and administ...

Despite decades of settled law, the federal government is still fighting airport noise claims -- this time over Navy jet flights.

The Supreme Court's decision in Noem v. Perdomo builds on decades of precedent permitting immigration stops based on ...

The 9th Circuit's unpublished Moreland decision reinforces that private CERCLA cost recovery hinges on strict complian...

For three years, Congress has refused to provide more money for judges' security, even as threats increase, investigations gro...

Vexatious litigants pose unique challenges for public entities when acting as defendants, since existing California statutes f...

Assembly Bill 365, the Justin Kropp Safety Act, transforms the tragedy of journeyman lineman Justin Kropp's preventable death ...

Seventy-five years after McCarthyism weaponized fear to silence dissent, President Trump's escalating campaign of political re...

Adults who were abused as children deserve justice, but pursuing decades-old claims without limits drains resources that shoul...

President Trump's push to eliminate quarterly reporting revives a decades-old debate--this piece explores how such a shift cou...

In employment settlements, overlooking how funds are allocated can derail a deal--addressing wage and non-wage components earl...

The ongoing firings and suspensions following Charlie Kirk's assassination--including ABC's temporary removal of Jimmy Kimmel-...

With geopolitical threats mounting, venture capital is pouring into dual-use tech startups as the U.S. defense sector finds ne...

The Trump Administration's unilateral imposition of tariffs, challenged in cases now before the Supreme Court, raises constitu...

U.S. Government adopts spyware that converts mobile phones into spying machines.

The age of the lone rainmaker is fading. California law firms must rethink how they build and sustain business as senior partn...

A ransomware hack in The Good Wife's "Shiny Objects" episode offers real-world ethics lessons for lawyers navigating cybersecu...

Assembly Bill 288, recently passed by the California Legislature and awaiting Governor Newsom's signature, empowers the state ...

The landmark New York Times v. OpenAI case, arising from alleged copyright violations by ChatGPT and CoPilot, is shapin...

With packaging making up over half of California's landfill waste, CalRecycle has launched a second attempt at rulemaking to i...

Conflicts of interest often arise in insurance defense when attorneys must balance the competing priorities of insurers and po...

The Supreme Court has temporarily allowed President Trump to keep FTC Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter out of her post while i...