A recent appeals court opinion clarified a California law that awards statutory damages when medical records are unlawfully di...

Today, less than two years after the signing of the Jobs Act, corporate attorneys' optimism about the benefits of the law for ...

Linda C. Miller Savitt, a partner at Ballard Rosenberg Golper & Savitt LLP, makes her Grandma Johnson's chocolate roll at ...

The Supreme Court's move could give San Bernardino County prosecutors another crack at counts accusing a developer and several...

Automakers Hyundai Motor America and Kia Motors America announced a $400 million settlement Monday with plaintiffs in a class ...

Hobart Linzer LLP partner Joseph N. Akrotirianakis, a dark chocolate lover, raved that this bread pudding takes little effort...

After the adjournment of the Senate for the holidays, the three Northern District hopefuls on the cusp of confirmation will be...

Long delays at the attorney general's office in issuing advisory legal opinions to government agencies has led to a pile-up of...

A judge tentatively ruled that a 2012 voter initiative to increase city workers' contributions to their retirement benefits vi...

As a judge, David Berry has a new perspective on the types of cases he prosecuted for 25 years.

A roundup of recent merger and acquisition and financing activity and the lawyers involved.

Peer-to-peer services such as lodging marketplace Airbnb are based on collaboration, but its practices often run up against la...

Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of Guidewire Software Inc. Foster City ...

Pamela L. Andes, a partner in Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis LLP's Irvine office, started making cobblers afte...

Levinson Arshonskey & Kurtz LLP associate Jason Jarvis's western adaptation of this classic Moroccan lamb dish. ...

A recent ruling is the latest in a series of setbacks to injured athletes seeking to benefit from the state's athlete-friendly...

Here we go again. The annual "Judicial Hellhole" report is out and California is number one on the list. Unfortunately, we hav...

Lawyers predict the flurry of health care activity largely driven by the Affordable Care Act will continue next year. ...

Attorneys at Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP's Silicon Valley office led the firm's work on three separate acquisitions announc...

After criticism that its first proposal allowed too many exemptions, the branch put out a revised rule Friday. The new version...

Fox Rothschild LLP will expand its headcount significantly in San Francisco when it adds six partners and an associate by acqu...

The panel decided lawyers for five laid off employees didn't prove the lab's policies harmed older workers. ...

In nearly three years as chief of the downtown Riverside office, Antoine "Tony" Raphael has overseen the prosecution of high...

As both the state and federal governments enact rules to cut greenhouse gases, the courts have given them a wide berth this ye...

The chief judge of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Alex Kozinski, has put the federal bench in a pickle by objecting to...

In anticipation of Gov. Jerry Brown's Jan. 10 budget proposal, the judicial branch hopes more optimistic state revenue forecas...

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

San Diego Judge Gary Kreep takes criticism over his religious and political beliefs in stride.

Judge Brad Seligman has leapt from litigating civil rights cases to presiding over family feuds.

The PTAB is now the third busiest venue for challenging patents. By Ben M. Davidson ...