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Intellectual Property, Consumer Law


As online shopping continues to surge, nonparty e-commerce platforms can be held liable for helping merchants sell and adverti...


Ediscovery, Alternative Dispute Resolution


While e-discovery mediation can take many different forms depending on the scale and complexity of the discovery dispute, ther...


Technology, Labor/Employment


Employers may see the trade-off as an opportunity to trim budgets by eliminating jobs that can be done faster and cheaper by A...


Constitutional Law, Civil Rights


Chino Valley Unified School District’s policy and other similar ones target transgender and nonbinary students, in violation o...


The State Bar Board of Trustees recently approved and staff have submitted to the Supreme Court for its review several import...


Technology, Intellectual Property


The intersection of AI and trademarks may include rights holders seeking to select marks using machine- generated output, uses...


Judges and Judiciary


FACTS

Nov. 6, 2023

It is redundant to refer to facts as true. It is illogical to refer to facts as false. If they are false, they are not facts. ...


California considers custody of children as a matter of public policy. It is closely legislated and diligently enforced. As a ...


The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that administrative law trials are unconstitutional. Here's what our columnist wrote ...


The new law requires virtually all employers to implement a workplace violence prevention plan by July 1, 2024, and expands th...


Many trial lawyers did not see an end to fair and just jury verdicts. Instead, we realized that trial lawyers needed to stop r...


Constitutional Law, Civil Procedure


Voluntary cessation in No-Fly-List cases: Will the Supreme Court let a more lenient standard for the government fly?


U.S. Supreme Court, Admiralty/Maritime


The U.S. Supreme Court should seize the opportunity to adopt the Restatement with respect to maritime contracts.


Technology, Intellectual Property


The discourse surrounding generative artificial intelligence tools, including those that imitate celebrities’ vocals, has prim...


State Bar & Bar Associations


There are steps you can take to proactively protect yourself from clients seeking to exploit you and your CTA for nefarious pu...


Litigation & Arbitration, Civil Procedure, Civil Litigation


It’s easy for the defense to see large verdicts as the result of vindictive, angry jurors. But this ignores the fundamental co...


Government, Cannabis, Administrative/Regulatory


These three cannabis bills are meant to encourage participation in, and the lawful operation of, the licensed market by increa...


U.S. Supreme Court, Land Use, Constitutional Law


In September, the U.S. Supreme Court said it will consider expanding the Nollan/Dolan test for exactions on legislative...


Health Care & Hospital Law, Government, Civil Rights


California must invest in community mental health services and housing – with input from people with lived experience of menta...


Insurance, Contracts


There is no easy solution and there are competing interests creating a constant political “tug of war.” Only time will tell ho...


Judges and Judiciary


An open letter to the widow and son of murdered Family Law Judge Andrew Wilkinson of Hagerstown, Maryland.


Every other jurisdiction has in place a version of American Bar Association Model Rule 8.3, and California’s rule includes the...


Technology, Intellectual Property


Because of the way that streaming services compensate artists, there is a real concern that a flood of AI-generated content wi...


Environmental & Energy, Administrative/Regulatory


While SB 253 and SB 261 are similar to the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) proposed emissions disclosure rules that...


State Bar & Bar Associations


The most common ways your Client Trust Accounts may be compromised from both internal and external sources, and how to help pr...


Technology, Expert Advice


How AI technology is transforming the legal landscape and holding unsavory experts accountable.


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Arbitration may not be perfect, but it can provide significant value to litigants and the judicial system overall, taking burd...


Domestic violence restraining orders based on disturbing emotional calm should be subject to a reasonableness standard.


Rule 8.3 has the right intent, and one must not fault the powers that be for trying to take a meaningful step to curb unethica...


U.S. Supreme Court, Alternative Dispute Resolution


The issue might sound like a geeky question of statutory interpretation, but it has substantial real-world implications for wo...