Real Estate/Development, Government
Governor Gavin Newsom's latest order promotes housing on undeveloped and underutilized infill sites to help meet the state's ...
Torts/Personal Injury
The Oakland Zoo's decision to close its elephant exhibit and relocate its lone elephant, Osh, to a sanctuary marks a significa...
Highlighting the significant impact of a pro bono initiative aimed at helping vulnerable individuals access their retirement f...
Public companies issue earnings releases to provide context and updates on their financial results but must comply with SEC ru...
Environmental & Energy, Corporate, Administrative/Regulatory
Lessons from the California-Chevron climate showdown
Chevron's move may accelerate corporate relocations from states with stricter environmental policies, affecting the landscape ...
Mediators can help parties explore creative alternatives to purely distributive bargaining, such as exploring the differences ...
Technology, Judges and Judiciary
The ransomware attack on Los Angeles County courts raises concerns about the potential theft of sensitive personal and financi...
Litigation & Arbitration
TPLF is appealing because it is stable compared to the stock market. However, concerns include inconsistent discoverability, p...
The winning mindset of a track sprinter and velodrome racer is similar to that of a mediator, where one must find solutions to...
International Law
While the Constitution does not explicitly disqualify a candidate for the U.S. presidency based on criminal charges or convict...
Military Law
The camaraderie among mentors and mentees in Veterans Treatment Courts fosters a supportive environment, contributing to the s...
Labor/Employment, Government
By JJ Johnston
Labor/Employment, Alternative Dispute Resolution
By Anthony Khoury
Labor/Employment, Alternative Dispute Resolution
By Angela Reddock-Wright
Labor/Employment, U.S. Supreme Court, Alternative Dispute Resolution
By Anthony J. Oncidi and Philippe A. Lebel
The Ninth Circuit’s Free Exercise decision in Apache Stronghold v. United: The court ultimately ruled against the Apach...
By Michael Strauss
Judges and Judiciary
Judging is a demanding profession. I offer the following explanation for the elderly: Once a case is before us, we judges can ...
AI products can be beneficial for firm operations, document creation, research, document review, and medical records. However,...
The California Supreme Court recently held that a single, severe incident can constitute racial harassment under FEHA, which i...
U.S. Supreme Court, Education Law, Civil Rights
The new regulations, which take effect on August Aug. 1, promise to significantly alter the procedures governing Title IX at e...
Labor/Employment
Vice President Kamala Harris’s commitment to pro-labor policies indicates that the NLRB will likely stay on its current path u...
Lawyers involved in cases where FRT is used should seek information on how the probe image was edited, if at all, and how many...
The SEC has brought enforcement action against several bidders engaged in mini-tender offers, but the SEC’s dissemination requ...
Practical takeaways for patent litigators include understanding the new language of Rule 702, using it to their advantage, and...
Procedures for issuing and executing warrants in criminal cases, and challenges that can be raised to suppress evidence found ...
The fallacy of incommensurate balancing is a common issue in legal cases where judges are expected to balance attributes that ...
Real Estate/Development
The real causes of the affordable housing crisis are market forces and lack of housing subsidies, not CEQA, which has been ame...
Bankruptcy
The strongly-worded dissent warned that this ruling would hinder bankruptcy courts in managing cases with numerous abuse claim...
State Bar & Bar Associations, Technology
The State Bar has issued guidance on the responsible use of generative AI in the practice of law, emphasizing that a lawyer's ...