A California Court of Appeal decision recently injected politics and the country's health care debate into a routine personal ...

This month, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its decision in a closely watched case against a foreign government that raised ques...

If the U.S. Supreme Court defined privacy in terms of what protects our personhood, it would obviate an inquiry into the wheth...

An court has rejected the city of Pasadena's assertion of trail immunity when a child was hit in the head with a golf ball whi...

As a longtime observer of China, a year or perhaps even 100 days ago I would have characterized China as a country that is the...

Any appellate judge will tell you that the standard of review is the first thing they look for in a brief.

What so-called CEQA "reformers" fail to mention is that their proposed changes would severely weaken many of CEQA's key provis...

Actually, there once was such a circuit; let's take a look back to understand its place in history.

A long time ago, in a courtroom far far away, a disturbance in the Fourth Amendment first manifested itself. ...

Superior Court Judge Imperial County (El Centro) ...

The use of private debt collectors has long been controversial, but Congress approved letting the IRS farm out some collections.

We begin where James Comey ended. In his farewell letter, Comey noted that a president can fire an FBI director for any reason...

Last month, "Evicted" received the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for general nonfiction and it is on the New York Times 10 Best Books of...

A narrow exception has been carved that gives sex victims a path to recover the full measure of civil compensation against the...

The pieces are already in place for the government to avoid review of its actions against Muslims -- or anyone else.

California, a national leader in the attempt to create a gateway for minorities into the legal profession, can ill afford to l...

Because Congress did not contemplate secondary liability for copyright infringement on a massive scale, internet service provi...

It's risky business to modify accommodation programs for temporarily disabled employees.

Published appellate decisions that abandon common sense highlight the problem of justices who either are too inexperienced or ...

What some prosecutors fail to recognize is that there is no materiality requirement under existing California law reg...

If Michael Jordan is heading for the tissues over his "Crying Jordan" meme, he would have an arsenal of legal weapons at his d...

Given the amendment is rarely enforced, the order seems more of an effort by Trump to convince his base that he is getting thi...

The holding is perhaps best explained by considering the alternative: A win for the defendant would likely mean all discrimina...

Last month, a California federal district court granted the defendants' motion to dismiss claims for unpaid wages brought by a...

In 2017, the Internal Revenue Service will be about 20 percent underfunded compared to 2010, in constant dollars.

It is preposterous to believe the AHCA can replace not just the 906-page ACA, but also the tens of thousands of regulatory cla...

Unfortunately, their testimony is not just inconsistent, but irreconcilably contradictory.

Assembly Bill 168 would prohibit California employers, including public sector employers, from requesting information about a ...

Most people know marriage is supposed to be forever, but few realize divorces can feel that way, too.

Craft beer lawyering, while seemingly "so cool" to some lawyers, at the end of the day is just another day at the law office m...