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While the growth of more choice and flexibility in family law is a cause for celebration, the developing legal regime fails to...

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The Judicial Council should adopt a new Rule of Court to allow the Supreme Court to send a case back to the Court of Appeal if...

A federal judge threw out 200 hours of audio evidence Monday that was collected by FBI investigators near the San Mateo County...

The California Department of Toxic Substances Control and the earlier district attorney settlements with FedEx represent a new...

Law firms must understand privacy law compliance to maintain a basic level of professional competence both relating to their c...

The growing number and magnitude of SEC whistleblower awards will undoubtedly motivate an expanding number of potential whistl...

A good way to prepare and practice for an appellate oral argument is to hold a moot court. ...

I keep my pet cat (rock) with me at work; I'd prefer the real thing but dare not, for fear my feline would purr into the micro...

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Though digital currency, such as bitcoin, has been rising in popularity, there is very little guidance from the IRS regarding ...

FBI Director James B. Comey said Hillary was just careless with her emails. Well, extremely careless. Since then, the bounds o...

Under a new state law, business owners may hire a certified access specialist to ensure compliance with disability access stan...

The attorney general's attempt to define a standard of care by specifically endorsing a set of security measures in the 2016 C...

By bringing the issue of sexual harassment in the workplace out in the open, we have educated our workforce on how to detect a...

The South China Sea features a regional dispute with global implications. Conflicting sovereignty claims are clogging oil and ...

The first, last and most important rule of direct examination (other than telling the truth) is this: prepare, prepare, prepar...

A Delaware court recently considered whether a corporation was required to close a transaction even though its outside tax cou...

The Summer Olympics are less than two weeks away, and among the many concerns facing these Olympics is the Zika virus. By Laur...

SB 1255, which becomes effective in January, replaces a state high court ruling that a couple living under the same roof could...

How closely do the three principal areas of the California Supreme Court's docket -- civil, criminal and death penalty -- corr...

Considering the sheer quantity of documents often involved in modern litigation, even the most careful attorney can inadverten...

Under existing law, it takes at least a majority vote of the members of an LLC to dissolve the entity and wind up its activiti...

The new regulations lower the barrier to entry and expand the number of businesses using drones from 5,526 companies with exem...

The governor has not declared the drought over, extending harsh water shortage conditions seen in many parts of the state into...

A recent opinion assures employers who retain outside counsel to conduct workplace investigations that the attorney-client pri...

In December 2015, several amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure took effect. Among the changes, the proportionali...

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