On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Trump administration's travel ban in a now familiar 5-4 alignment.

On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court reaffirmed both the critical importance — and difficulty — of defining the product market in...

These include (1) a bill intended to limit the use of deadly force by police, (2) a bill requiring online access to local poli...

The act would penalize a company for suffering a preventable data breach; entitle a consumer to learn what data a company has ...

A Court of Appeal recently reversed an approximate $14 million judgment, concluding that the county was not vicariously liable...

The California Supreme Court's recent decision immediately made "Chicken Little" headlines, but I think it's important to high...

Victims and advocates must overcome societal stigma and make do with a patchwork of state laws.

The season for wildfires is already here and insurance companies are running for the hills, telling homeowners they no longer ...

Today’s impressive aviation safety record did not happen overnight or by itself.

Whether an attorney has insurance coverage for a legal malpractice claim can turn on the attorney’s own knowledge and conduct ...

Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the Federal Circuit’s application of the presumption against extraterritoriality ...

It may be time to move away from a precedent set by the California Supreme Court over two decades ago.

Legally, not much. Practically, though, it does move the goalposts. Below are some scenarios that employers can now anticipate.

Until last week, America’s retail economy has been distorted for over half a century by a judicially erected “tax shelter” giv...

In my civil court, there is a document that I routinely order removed when it appears in trial exhibit books: requests for adm...

This article provides an update on the evolving impacts of the legalization of recreational cannabis with voter approval of Pr...

A thoughtful year-end review is an excellent opportunity to take stock of what went right and what didn’t during the prior yea...

If you are a personal injury lawyer or you defend injury claims, you most likely have encountered cases involving a worker inj...

The Supreme Court has now disagreed with the SEC's interpretation of the Constitution and federal law in a series of significa...

Tim Draper’s “Three Californias” measure qualified for this November’s ballot, and it is a mortal threat to our state. We revi...

The key is to remain open to whichever process your client wishes to use.

The tax treatment of litigation damages is varied and complex. But at least the rule for compensatory damages for personal phy...

Other government agencies provide notice to attorneys -- why can't the VA?

Considerations for athletes who are looking to become engaged in venture capital.

The D.C. Circuit recently issued its mandate to the Federal Communication Commission regarding the scope of the Telephone Cons...

What if a forum selection clause requires that the target forum have personal jurisdiction over the defendants?

The president's pointed public criticism of a federal judge's revocation of his former campaign manager Paul Manafort's bail d...

Late last month, the General Data Protection Regulation, a sweeping set of regulations on collection and use of personal data ...

I write on the most common discovery problem — and propose an unusual solution: baseball arbitration.

Even if you have a good handle on the issues that may weigh in favor of one classification or another for a particular worker,...