The Racial Justice Act and Young's broad interpretation force courts to squarely address racial bias in the system, and...

Because he failed to notify the court that held the probation violation hearing of defendant’s imprisonment within 30 days aft...

There have been several lawsuits involving the use or storage of biometric information which have resulted in multi-million do...

With the stablecoin meltdown of early May, and the recent collapses of cryptocurrency hedge funds like Three Arrows Capital, t...

The time for the plaintiff in Sanchez to fish or cut bait on admissible evidence should have come later - when and if t...

The discharge and substitution of jurors rests within the sound discretion of the trial court. The decisions are reviewed on a...

A shelf can facilitate several different types of offerings including at-the-market offerings, equity lines of credits, block ...

The Second Appellate District's recent decision in Marina Pacific Hotel & Suites, LLC v. Fireman's Fund Insurance Co., No....

When a local official provokes the ire of fellow members, rather, the only remedy is some form of public reproval. Historicall...

Former California Chief Justice Rose Elizabeth Bird was many things. One thing she was not: recalled.

Attorney general of Texas has threatened the law firm of Sidley and Austin with criminal prosecution for paying expenses assoc...

Pinpointing the date of separation is a highly fact-based process that requires a court to consider the parties’ expressed int...

Abusers have been known to try to interfere with their victims’ use of contraception, access to information, or have used coer...

Confidentiality provisions are increasingly common in personal injury cases. Plaintiffs’ lawyers must take precautions to prot...

In September 2019 - about the same time that the Covid epidemic began in China, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) publishe...

Litigation is not a solution to address the broadest public policy challenges, and in the end, it is the lawyers who end up wi...

After West Virginia v. EPA, the Biden Administration’s plans to tackle the climate crisis will likely (and necessarily) extend...

Unlike a sports agent who preserves communications with and about a specific client, leagues face countless limitations and re...

At a basic level, we learned online visual meetings can greatly enhance our communications and negotiations.

There will be litigation over when government employees’ speech can be prohibited because it is within the scope of their duti...

It is a reflection of 19th century values that Fremont was tried and convicted of disobedience, but not of genocide.

The Field case reminds both plaintiffs and defendants that crafting evasive discovery responses can hurt you in the long run –...

International arbitration has long been a favored form of dispute resolution because of its efficiency, finality, and other sa...

If government lawyers abandon professionalism under the pressure of politics, polarization and careerism, one pillar of our Re...

To date, Biggs has asserted he is a retired lawyer. Eastman is being investigated by the California state bar and Guiliani has...

Clear and unmistakable error is not defined in the statute, and efforts to parse the legislative intent have muddied the alrea...

The Supreme Court decided Carson v. Makin (20-1088) yesterday, holding Maine violated parents' Free Exercise rights by excludi...

Some of my colleagues from the plaintiff’s bar have been quick to point out a potential silver lining in the outcome. I think ...