Why China is serious about reversing global warming and the United States is not. By James Wong of Chinney Alliance Group. ...
A falling-out between Robbins Umeda LLP and one of its partners has resulted in the San Diego plaintiffs firm's ousting from s...
LegalZoom, the online company aimed at helping average people handle legal documents themselves, has been fighting a string of...
A federal court jury handed MGA Entertainment Inc. a massive victory Thursday, dismissing Mattel Inc.'s attempt to capture the...
TiVo Inc. is a step closer to winning a $300 million award or a settlement from Dish Network Corp. and EchoStar Corp. for infr...
Commissioner Donald F. Armento's experience in the military and as a civil litigator helps him steer his traffic and small cla...
Ethics/Professional Responsibility
TV Tax Attorney Faces Jail, Fines
By Don Debenedictisn
TV tax lawyer Roni Deutch has destroyed millions of pages of client documents and should go to jail and pay big fines, accordi...
Technology & Science
Does WikiLeaks Have Anything to Do With the Internet?
By Alexander Phersonn
Should we worry that the law seems generally oblivious to the fact that WikiLeaks exists on the Internet? By Aaron Caplan of L...
A woman raped by Max Factor heir Andrew Luster may keep her name secret in a damages lawsuit against Luster and his mother, ev...
Federal authorities have sued a Beverly Hills farm labor contractor, alleging abuse in a human trafficking case involving 200 ...
Technology & Science
Learning the Lessons of e-Discovery: Information Governance and the Safe Harbor Provision
By Alexander Phersonn
Are you doomed to repeat the same mistakes of lawyers whose companies and careers were damaged by e-discovery failures? By Phi...
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has accused two California companies that sell nutritional supplements of marketing drug...
When appearing in court, it helps to know the idiosyncrasies of the judge and other court personnel. By Richard M. Chacon. ...
Health Care, Pharmaceuticals, Biotech
Health Care M&A Spending Is Up
By Emma Gallegosn
The dollars spent on health care deals in the first quarter of 2011 increased, especially in the pharmaceutical and long-term ...
A new wrinkle in the Howrey LLP dissolution - that the firm never registered as a limited liability partnership in California ...
Critics of Goodwin Liu are wrong to focus on a single sentence he made five years ago. By David A. Sklansky of Berkeley School...
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that states are immune from lawsuits seeking monetary damages under a federal law desig...
Netflix Inc. asked a federal judge Wednesday to toss the claims of Blockbuster Inc. subscribers who say they paid higher price...
About 450 drunk driving cases in Ventura County could be in jeopardy after a handful of handheld breathalyzers were found to g...
The U.S. Supreme Court called into question Wednesday an exception to the attorney-client privilege allowing shareholders and ...
Liner Grode Stein Yankelevitz Sunshine Regenstreif & Taylor LLP purchased a three-story office building at 9800 Wilshire B...
The Supreme Court showed no appetite Tuesday to allow a lawsuit to proceed that seeks to force power companies to cap their gr...
San Bernardino County Judge Bridgid McCann keeps defendants and lawyers on their toes, expecting obedience from the former and...
A federal judge granted final approval Tuesday to a pair of settlements in litigation against the Charles Schwab Corp. over it...
Scotts Valley-based Seagate Technology LLC bought the computer hard disk drive business from Samsung Electronic Co. Ltd. for $...
Two O'Melveny & Myers attorneys from the firm's white-collar defense practice have been appointed to top positions at one ...
In ongoing litigation related to a massive environmental case against Chevron Corp., a D.C. federal judge has dismissed a laws...
A solo practitioner provides new attorneys with a few tips on launching their own practices. By Palanda A. Brownlow. ...
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that a Virginia watchdog agency can sue state officials, apparently reviving the doctrine...
Without a carefully drafted settlement agreement, the Internal Revenue Service can step in and take away certain tax deduction...