The truth is that insurance companies do not settle frivolous medical malpractice cases and will take them all the way to trial.

It remains to be seen when the California Privacy Rights Act of 2020 will be finalized, including when businesses will be requ...

Apparently these candidates for confirmation were so excited about the prospect of appointment to the highest court in the lan...

The bad news is that word appears to be getting out slowly. Anecdotal evidence points to apartment dwellers receiving food was...

Stephen K. Tamura and his family were also interned in Poston, Arizona. Captain Tamura served in the 442nd. He was wounded in ...

With fair market values climbing almost daily, no bankruptcy attorney could absolutely guarantee that there would not be unpro...

In a stinging opinion, the Court of Appeals noted that letting the Court know you believe it is wrong, even forcefully, is acc...

In its ruling, the court recognized that while having a heterogenous board may be a valid goal, the Equal Protection Clause pr...

The Cassirer case will be remanded to the lower court, which will decide the heirs’ claims based on the property laws of Calif...

We should be embarrassed that the institution as a whole isn’t doing enough to maintain the public’s trust – at a time the Cou...

The Court found there was no reason based on any special foreseeability concerns to depart from the usual duty to exercise rea...

With less than 5% of the Office’s 500 attorneys devoted to affirmative litigation, the next City Attorney is poised to dramati...

When that rule change goes into effect, it will terminate the use of passim in the nation’s highest court. But there is someth...

Intelligence, of course, is power, which in the choosing of arbitrators, comes down to intelligence ethically obtained - espec...

Trump appointed fifty-four federal appellate judges in his four years in office, one short of the fifty-five nominated by form...

The parties bargained for arbitration, and, in turn, a different set of rules.

It seems the audit is more likely to lead to agency bloat than improved efficiency.

The government got its project. In the process, private property was taken. After a trial, that property was valued, and the g...

Just last year, the Fifth District Court of Appeal issued a decision in Antelope Valley Groundwater Cases v. Los Angeles Count...

Going forward, courts will likely consider new circumstances, and given the exponential increase in volume of remote work, new...

Fortunately, there are a few cases that have poked some holes in the liability barrier erected by Section 230 – thanks largely...

In order to obtain coverage for disgorgement settlements, policyholders need to overcome a series of hurdles.

When evaluating a trial court’s rulings for potential abuse of discretion, look not only for both unreasonable trial court rul...

The airwaves, billboards, and internet, are now flooded with legal advertising – one result of which is to generate tens of mi...

Despite Batson/Wheeler, Black jurors are the subject of peremptory challenges about 72% of the time. In contrast, White jurors...

To date, only one court has entered an order finding satisfactory cooperation and a limitation of damages pursuant to ACPERA. ...

Courts are used to warning counsel about “bells” that cannot be “unrung” for the jury, but it turns out a fatally flawed trans...

City ordinances need to be carefully crafted so they do not single out religious institutions in name or application.

With so much employee mobility today, law firms need to create an environment where their best people don’t want to leave.