The 9th Circuit recently ruled that a text message is not a voice, finding that even though “‘voice’ can be used symbolically,...

In re Kirkland: the location of the proceeding - not the person - still matters for Rule 45 compliance in our post-pand...

While the headlines are understandably focusing on Trump himself, the legal community should be looking to its own. We sit in ...

Burnout is a workplace issue, resulting from ongoing, unrelenting, workplace stressors. These stressors take many forms, depen...

Proposed rules pending consideration by the California Supreme Court are premised on the concept that advocacy for a client do...

For the time being, the strike continues. But the unions are far from “holding all the cards.” Though the right to strike may ...

It is highly likely that the Court’s decision will spawn new challenges to private employer DEI programs and the Court’s ratio...

Institutions may carefully evaluate their admissions policies to best determine holistic-based factors that faithfully reflect...

Decades of precedent are apparently insufficient to stifle the creativity of payors who are determined to avoid their financia...

Property owners could face substantial legal risks from failure to comply with asbestos abatement obligations – including civi...

Whatever the reason, the FTC seems intent – at least for now – on pursuing merger challenges in the federal courts of Californ...

Nate Shelley left Ted Lasso and Richmond United to work for a competitor. What can Nate’s betrayal of Ted and Richmond teach u...

The Chino and Murrieta school districts are enacting a policy that bucks CDE guidance, drawing more than just AG Bonta’s dirty...

“Our HR teams are creating the 21st century workplace, dealing with human potential, human aspiration, human skill development...

Careful editing might seem a mere perfectionist’s obsession. But it’s more than that. Appellate Justices spend most of their w...

California has poor laws addressing cultural/religious marriage gifts. IRMO Noghrey (1985) correctly found that exorbit...

COVID made Zoom ubiquitous, but that doesn’t mean the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure have changed.

The lawsuit stems from one applicant who was immediately rejected when she applied with her accurate date of birth showing she...

In 2022, the ATF issued its Final Rule, “Definition of Frame or Receiver.” As a microcosm of our Nation’s divisions, the react...

Under a new law that will go into effect Jan. 1, if a job applicant tests positive for the presence of psychoactive THC, the l...

The story is loosely based on Thomas Dewey’s pursuit of mob boss Lucky Luciano. Dewey’s prosecution of Luciano catapulted Dewe...

There is no statutory requirement that the judge be available and physically present “within the state” to have the authority ...

While state and federal governments continue to grapple with how to implement a standard approach to regulating fully autonomo...

How did ChatGPT know that writing this article is not generally considered copyright infringement, and why did it get it wrong...

Lina Khan has served as the Chair of the Federal Trade Commission for just 26 months, but already some commentators have decla...

For all its good, SBx1-2 does create one potential problem: it may trigger the filed rate doctrine, which would prevent partie...

The court made the appropriate decision here because universities should be empowered to hold wrong-doers accountable, and not...

In a major shift, personal injury courts modify the linear two-step measuring tape in favor of a holistic and multi factor ana...

The First Amendment reads: "Congress shall make no law ... abridging the freedom of speech." But this right is not absolute an...

Judges recognize that some languages have tonal components that may sound rude and aggressive. Not every speaking expression i...