The Tesla CEO testified in San Francisco federal court about his tweets at the time he was preparing to acquire the company. T...

Plaintiff's attorney alleges dental malpractice case was steered by the recused judge to his former law firm partner rather th...

A proposed class action alleges Farmers Insurance relied on flawed environmental testing to deny smoke and ash damage claims f...

The governor highlighted early coordination and cross-agency work as key to success while warning lagging counties could lose ...

Few firms spoke out earlier or more forcefully against President Trump's executive orders against law firms than San Francisco...

Elon Musk adviser Jared Birchall testified about a key 2022 meeting with Twitter executives as plaintiffs claim Musk falsely s...

A Sacramento jury found Formation Capital and Colony Capital liable for neglect and wrongful death after a 100-year-old Alzhei...

Investors asked a federal judge in San Jose to preliminarily approve a $32 million settlement resolving claims that Stitch Fix...

Ten years after launching with just 23 property damage cases, Acts Law has grown into a 45-lawyer, 150-employee plaintiffs' fi...

Opening statements began in a securities fraud trial over Elon Musk's Twitter acquisition, with plaintiffs claiming his "tempo...

A taxpayer sued Los Angeles County, alleging supervisors secretly approved a $2 million payout to Chief Executive Officer Fesi...

Final judgment was entered Monday on a $50 million settlement resolving California's claims that Meta misled Facebook users ab...

Isaac Castellanos alleges that he was struck in the right eye by a projectile fired from 60 to 90 feet away.

California panel advises judges to assess bias, friendship and timing when former mentees appear in court.

CalPERS accepts trial court judgment but challenges attorney fees and scope of retirees eligible for relief.

With 715 judges and justices appointed so far, retirements, vacancies, and political uncertainty could determine whether the g...

San Francisco Superior Court clerks ended their two-day strike after reaching a tentative contract agreement addressing staffi...

U.S. District Judge P. Casey Pitts ruled that PayPal failed to show consumers agreed to arbitrate claims over its Honey browse...

A federal judge ruled the insurance coverage fight over oil seized by Iran will proceed as a bench trial, rejecting Chevron's ...

With ICE activity rising and California expanding worker protections, employment lawyers urge businesses to prepare for enforc...

Regulators dismissed with prejudice claims that Vidul Prakash failed to account for $20 million in warranty liabilities after ...

U.S. District Judge R. Gary Klausner dismissed with prejudice a civil rights lawsuit accusing Los Angeles County sheriff's off...

Jurors concluded deadly force was not necessary when officers shot Jermaine Petit, an Air Force veteran later diagnosed with P...

In the Social Media Cases trial, Judge Carolyn B. Kuhl warned of a possible media gag order after an apparent violation of her...

InterDigital sued in February 2025 alleging that Disney's streaming services, including Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+, infringe fiv...

In the first bellwether social media addiction trial, a 20-year-old plaintiff testified Instagram and YouTube use harmed her m...

A clerks' strike in San Francisco Superior Court forced trial postponements, canceled hearings and crowded remaining courtroom...

Opt-out providers sued Blue Cross Blue Shield in Northern California, alleging affiliates continue anticompetitive market allo...

State courts face $21 billion in construction needs and $5 billion in deferred maintenance as funding shortfalls persist.