A leading environmental transaction attorney at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP has left to open a San Francisco office...
A San Francisco federal judge on Wednesday vacated the Halloween trial date of Oracle Corp.'s Java-related copyright and paten...
A final settlement appears imminent in a business litigation case that was once estimated to be one of the largest nationwide ...
Environmental groups are suing two major railway companies alleging they are failing to control toxic diesel pollution from th...
Government
Committee considers cutting courthouse construction projects
By Laura Ernden
Local officials traveled from across the state Wednesday to ask court leaders to spare their courthouse construction projects ...
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP plans to open an office in Moscow to serve high net-worth clients who do business in...
Judge Joyce M. Cram works closely with elders.
A federal bankruptcy judge on Wednesday approved settlement agreements between the Heller Ehrman LLP estate and 10 law firms t...
Lotus Cafe, a vegetarian restaurant, leased 3,625 square feet of retail space for 10 years in San Diego for $1.4 million
Lawyers engaged in fundraising for biotechnology and medical device startups say those companies need less talk and more actio...
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Insurance
Insured’s default not binding on intervening insurer’s rights
By Sharon Liangn
A recent 2nd District decision gives insurers control of premium increases to prevent rise in costs to everyone. By Scott W. D...
Insurance
Dancing naked in the spinach field — food contamination and insurance coverage
By Seena Nikravann
A player in the food chain can never have too much of the right kind of insurance. By Richard P. Edwards of the Law Offices of...
Insurance
What you need to know about lawsuits involving underwriting fraud
By Sharon Liangn
Despite recent progress in combating insurance fraud, it remains one of California's largest criminal enterprises. By Joseph E...
Perspective
Europe’s highest court delivers blow to rights holders
By Karen Natividadn
Hollywood's largest offshore market may be in significant jeopardy. By Bill Grantham of Rufus-Isaacs, Acland & Grantham LL...
Immigration
Rise of the U-visa: protecting noncitizens in labor-related criminal investigations
By Genevieve Knollen
The U-visa gives immigrant workers much-needed relief and power. By Charlotte Noss of The Legal Aid Society-Employment Center ...
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP will open a professional services center in Nashville, Tenn,, following a handful of oth...
Delaware Bankruptcy Court judge Mary Walrath on Monday denied a Department of Justice request that a Chapter 11 trustee be app...
Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP, looking to build its expanding intellectual property litigation practice, has hir...
One of the country's biggest shipping and warehousing companies got hit with a lawsuit Tuesday for allegedly committing a stri...
A mass-action lawsuit alleging fraud and negligence against the National Football League and helmet manufacturer Easton-Bell S...
Internal investigations and corporate regulatory actions are on the rise while business litigation has slightly decreased, acc...