Despite the increasing use of technology in legal proceedings, oral argument should be actively promoted and encouraged by jud...

The Federal Circuit has vacated a decision by the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board to dismiss an opposition against a trademar...

Mediators can help parties explore creative alternatives to purely distributive bargaining, such as exploring the differences ...

The California Energy Commission’s third emergency rule under SB X1-2 mandates daily reporting for petroleum spot market trans...

California has passed Assembly Bill 1955, the Support Academic Futures & Educators for Today’s Youth Act, which prohibits ...

California Governor Gavin Newsom has issued an executive order to clear encampments from state-owned land and threatened local...

The California Supreme Court’s decision in John’s Grill, Inc. v. Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc. addresses the...

The International Olympic Committee and World Anti-Doping Agency, dominated by America and its allies, have been accused of fa...

The externship revealed that different legal practices share more similarities than differences. Yoka Smith’s case management ...

The ransomware attack on Los Angeles County courts raises concerns about the potential theft of sensitive personal and financi...

TPLF is appealing because it is stable compared to the stock market. However, concerns include inconsistent discoverability, p...

Attorneys must consider ethical considerations when entering into atypical compensation structures, such as accepting payment ...

The Court of Appeal confirmed the denial of a petition for relief from registration by a sex offender, highlighting the discre...

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Exploring California’s anti-SLAPP statute, specifically focusing on the catchall provision in Section 425.16(e)(4), and recent...

Lawyers who operate an ancillary business must be aware of the ethical implications that arise, as they are subject to profess...

While the Constitution does not explicitly disqualify a candidate for the U.S. presidency based on criminal charges or convict...

The short answer is no: Arbitration is more prominent than ever.

The legal history of Hollywood movie-making from its early days to modern times, focusing on key technological advancements, l...

The Tax Court upheld an exclusion for settlement monies linked to exacerbating a pre-existing physical condition like PTSD. Ho...

The camaraderie among mentors and mentees in Veterans Treatment Courts fosters a supportive environment, contributing to the s...

California’s Advanced Clean Fleets regulation is facing regulatory obstacles, including a crucial pending preemption waiver fr...

A bystander may bring a claim for negligent infliction of emotional distress even if the bystander was not aware of the role t...

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