The Pentagon has already issued COVID-19 guidance, and then reversed itself. Before further COVID-19 policies are formulated, ...

…together?’

Last week, President Donald Trump signed an executive order with far-reaching implications for regulatory agency enforcement p...

For most of the last two decades, I have been a member of the Honorable William A. Ingram American Inn of Court, in San Jose. ...

Desperate times call for clever solutions. I’ve been rounding up stories about the many innovative ways in which lawyers and m...

In San Diego, lawyers have stepped up to the challenge by creating innovative ways to keep everyone safe while practicing soci...

Legal fictions are problematic because we’re in the truth-finding business. These fictions are dangerous for judges, because ...

As lawyers, we are trained to examine facts, uncertainty is unsettling. We are goal oriented, so future ambiguity is disturbin...

There is a potential fix, however. The state Legislature needs to take over. Lawmakers need to step up with legislation requir...

On May 7, the U.S. Supreme Court dealt a blow to prosecutors policing public corruption under federal property fraud statutes ...

A discussion about lawyering and trauma during the shutdown.

For the most part, courts have functioned pretty much the same way for centuries, with lawyers, clients, witnesses, judges and...

Up and down the state, judges, lawyers, court personnel and justice partners have been dedicating themselves to their mission ...

For many attorneys used to the daily routine of going into the office, the pandemic has had a jarring impact on both their pro...

Can you imagine if the text of a U.S. Supreme Court opinion had no citations at all? You actually don’t have to.

The always forward-thinking New York City Bar Association has urged adoption of a humanitarian exception to its ethics rules t...

Women are uniquely impacted by the coronavirus. Domestic violence has surged; industries in which women provide an outsized po...

This is the first in a new interview series through which Mallika Kaur will explore with lawyers from various practice areas t...

No intended obscenity in this column. So why the title? Because like so many other concepts based on beliefs or values, obscen...

Every year roughly 24,000 students graduate from ABA-accredited law schools and begin the arduous and time-intensive preparati...

Most lawyers are living under an unusual form of house arrest, spending our days at home except for brief, masked forays on ur...

Undoubtedly you did not purchase this newspaper to read this article. By the time it is in print it shall be marginally out-of...

The main effect of the means test is that it has increased the amount attorneys charge consumer filers since the form requires...

Size does matter, but not in the way you might think.

Advocates characterize diploma privilege as a reasonable defense of students who navigate strained finances, immigration strug...

I hear the clamor at the courthouse doors: “I need this pandemic thing to end, at least in so far as it interferes with my lit...

Veteran service organizations fight for and support veterans as new concerns arise, including veterans’ issues resulting from ...

Nearly 1,400 signatories have signed onto a letter to the Supreme Court of California, respectfully requesting an order granti...

Reflections on lockdown.

Six days after Gov. Newsom declared a state of emergency, the LA Alliance for Human Rights, a coalition of business interests ...