Re: Six Problems With 'Six Californias' Initiative," March 11. ...

This month, the DTSC took a major step by proposing the first three chemicals and products to be targeted by the Green Chemist...

The U.S. Supreme Court recently agreed to hear a case which questions whether employees of companies like Amazon must be paid ...

In the last 200 years, appellate argument has transitioned from oral presentation to the written word. By Nathaniel Garrett ...

Can I be fired for smoking marijuana recreationally, even if it's legal? That's one of the looming questions in the debate ove...

The measure would bring penalties for selling the drug in line with those for selling similar amounts of powder cocaine, conti...

An Iraq War veteran whose skull was fractured during an Occupy Oakland protest when he was hit by a beanbag round fired by pol...

A San Francisco judge disqualified law firm BraunHagey & Borden LLP from a federal lawsuit last week for reviewing emails ...

Television station conglomerate LIN Media LLC relied on counsel from Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP to help oversee its $1.6 b...

Legal observers say a Seattle firm's class action Tuesday against GM over the company's massive recall of flawed ignition swit...

Defense attorneys have filed a motion alleging systemic corruption in a widespread intel-gathering operation inside the Orange...

Justice Joyce Kennard's departure from the state high court will mean changes both big and small. ...

After months of drawing attention to the cause, plaintiffs' attorneys are staring down a high-stakes ballot fight to lift the ...

Riverside County Judge Matthew Perantoni, handling a domestic violence calendar, stays calm.

With the help of a Santa Monica-based law firm, patent licensing company SimpleAir Inc. has won an $85 million jury verdict ag...

A weekly roundup of lateral attorney moves, law firm office openings and partner promotions from around California.

San Diego's criminal court judge Lantz Lewis survived an electoral challenge to stay on the bench.

Juvenile dependency judge Shawna M. Schwarz has always known she wanted to work with children.

Last month, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that employees who wish to take leave under the Family and Medical Lea...

In 2013, I walked 4,838,918 steps, 2,270.37 miles, 6,254 flights of stairs and burned 1,064,631 calories - while wearing a sui...

A controversial bill winding through Congress would change the way in which the government regulates emerging technology tha...

A recent legislative proposal begins another chapter in the seemingly endless medical marijuana saga. By Robert Shannon ...

A Santa Barbara panelist was removed after questions raised about his identity. ...

The Japanese American Bar Association held its annual gala event this month, with U.S. Rep. Mark Takano serving as the evening...

What constitutes nice for Claudia Hagadus Long is direct - very direct - to just about everyone else. ...

The Southern California Chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel hosted its 19th annual gala and silent auction on Marc...

Ernest Kirkwood, a former client of the San Francisco public defender's office was on hand March 18 to honor former Chief Atto...

The 2nd District Court of Appeal rules environmental review for new community of 60,000 was adequate. ...

Van der Hout, Brigagliano & Nightingale is known for grabbing immigration cases others won't take. The firm stands out, it...

The Federal Bar Association of Los Angeles hosted the annual State of the Circuit luncheon March 13 in downtown Los Angeles wi...