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Special Reports

America at 250

Jun. 30, 2026

Firm Profile

How Sacks Glazier is shaping California trust and estate law

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2026-07-02

From The Archive


MCLE

Can implicit bias be countered?

Jul. 2, 2026

Although California's implicit bias jury instruction enco...

By Steven S. Kimball

What lawyers need to know before a CTAPP compliance review arrives

Jun. 25, 2026

With up to 800 attorneys a year expected to face mandator...

By Gary L. Krausz

The ghost in the courtroom: From AI chatbots to 'agentic litigation'

Jun. 22, 2026

AI is reshaping litigation by challenging traditional att...

By Timothy Spangler, Steven E. Young


Today's News

Ethics/Professional Responsibility


A lawsuit filed in federal court alleges a Sheppard Mullin partner breached fiduciary duties by soliciting a business owner's confidential settlement positio...


The 1st District Court of Appeal ruled that three state charges against David Wayne DePape were barred by the state's double jeopardy statute because they ar...


Antitrust & Trade Reg.


Yelp wins key ruling in Google antitrust suit

Jul. 2, 2026
By Daniel Schrager

A federal magistrate judge ruled that Yelp may rely on findings from the Justice Department's successful antitrust case against Google, eliminating the need ...


Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Tiana J. Murillo rejected a petition filed by Consumer Watchdog last year, leaving intact two bulletins Insurance Com...


Environmental & Energy


A Los Angeles judge ordered a new trial in the Carson warehouse fire litigation after ruling that the late admission of key environmental evidence unfairly p...


Securities


A receiver appointed in an SEC enforcement action alleges Murchison & Cumming LLP aided a fraudulent cannabis investment scheme by allowing an inexperien...


Columns

Civil Procedure

Trimming pretrial depositions

Jul. 2, 2026
By Jay M. Spillane

When witnesses can be compelled to testify at trial, practitioners should focus depositions on obtaining information they do n...


Alternative Dispute Resolution

ABA Formal Opinion 518 holds lawyer-mediators to a higher truthfulness standard than negotiating attorneys, and California's n...


Constitutional Law

This article examines how the Supreme Court's decision in Parker v. Levy continues to shape military free-speech rights...



Verdicts & Settlements

Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress Donna Motsinger v. William ... $59,250,000
Consumer Protection The People of the State of ... $50,000,000
Consumers Legal Remedies Act Timothy Head, et al., v. Re... $49,995,000
Wage and Hour Alex Hernandez, individuall... $3,712,978
Wage and Hour Yuri Milon, individually, a... $3,500,000
Wage and Hour Kristina Schafer, an indivi... $2,500,000
False Advertising The People of the State of ... $2,500,000
Consumer Protection The People of the State of ... $2,000,000
Wage and Hour Mariah Macias, an individua... $1,600,000
Malpractice Spouse and Minor Child v. R... $1,500,000

On the Move

ADR Services, Inc.

Jun. 26, 2026


Laurie DeYoung joined ADR Services, Inc. as a neutral in Century City. The move was Jun. 29, 2026.

With more than 35 years of litigation experience, DeYoung has focused her practice on employment and commercial disputes, handling matters involving discrimination, harassment, retaliation, whistleblower claims, wage and hour issues, executive contracts, and other workplace disputes throughout California. DeYoung most recently was of counsel at Jackson Lewis P.C. She previously was a senior partner at Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani, where she led an employment litigation team and resolved numerous disputes through negotiation and mediation. She joins ADR Services Inc. after a career representing employers in litigation and counseling clients on workplace issues.


Details

ADR Services, Inc. has 150 neutrals in 7 offices including Century City, Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego, San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose. Among the ADR firm's key practice areas are Employment, Wage & Hour, Business, Personal Injury, Insurance. The firm’s website is www.adrservices.com

Address

1900 Avenue of the Stars, Suite 200 , Los Angeles CA 90067 USA
T: (310) 201-0010

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Legal Harmony

Jun. 30, 2026

The Los Angeles Lawyers Philharmonic marked its 17th anniversary with a patriotic Walt Disney Concert Hall performance celebra...




Daily Appellate Report

Criminal Law and Procedure

People v. DePape

Trial court properly dismissed three of eight counts against Paul Pelosi's attacker pursuant to California's double jeopardy protections.


Civil Procedure

Smith v. Superior Court (Tesla, Inc.)

Tesla employees alleging common discriminatory policy may join claims despite individualized harassment and damages.


Criminal Law and Procedure

People v. Powell

Miscalculation of custody credits was clerical error that trial court retained jurisdiction to correct even though judgment was final, but correction did not entitle defendant to a full r...


Attorneys, Arbitration

Doe 1 v. McGrath Kavinoky LLP

Arbitration agreement between law firm and client was unenforceable because the firm violated the Rules of Professional Conduct by failing to obtain informed written consent to represent ...


Criminal Law and Procedure

People v. Brown

Trial court did not abuse its sentencing discretion by finding that defendant's childhood trauma did not trigger a statutory presumption that the lower term should be imposed.