The U.S. Department of Justice announced Friday it will approve Google Inc.'s $700 million purchase of ITA Software Inc., but ...
In a tentative decision this month, U.S. District Judge Andrew J. Guilford said a potential class of 350 teachers brought to L...
In closing arguments Friday in the epic Bratz intellectual property war, a lawyer for MGA Entertainment said Mattel Inc.'s ove...
Amazon's failure to obtain music licenses before releasing its new technology is risky. By Nick Solish. ...
Environmental
Coverage for Climate Change Claims, an Uphill Fight
By Alexander Phersonn
Will so-called "pollution exclusions" forestall lawsuits against entities that release anthropogenic greenhouse gases? By J. R...
Real-estate services firm Milbank Realty Group is facing an unusually public lawsuit by a former in-house attorney who alleges...
A class of drug retailers and wholesalers who sued Abbott Laboratories over a price increase for an HIV drug will receive $52 ...
Outlaws used to rob banks and railroad cars, now its all about stealing prescription drugs and Medicare fraud. By Mary Masi of...
When Howrey shuttered in early March, Richard J. Burdge said he took a step back and asked himself - and his wife - what he sh...
Perspective
Focus on the Facts: LGBT Rights Progress Towards Equality
By Alexander Phersonn
Academic research has been key to the advances made by the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community in recent years. B...
Systemic, class-wide treatment of disability issues is the most effective approach for plaintiffs and defendants. By Paula Pea...
Accusations that a lawyer accessed databases at some of the nation's preeminent law firms to obtain confidential deal informat...
A federal government shutdown is expected to send ripples throughout U.S. Courthouses in California, where U.S. attorney's off...
Two Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety inspectors were arrested Friday on federal bribery charges for allegedly tak...
The state Fair Political Practices Commission will decide Monday whether to accept an $8,000 fine from New York-based Deloitte...
Judge 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ...
Four Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP litigation partners left the firm to open the Los Angeles office of Philadelphia-b...
Here are summaries of lawyer disciplinary actions taken recently by the state Supreme Court or the Bar Court, listing attorney...
Drawn to all of the disparate matters that figure into bankruptcy law, Judge Ronald H. Sargis helps people understand the comp...
Former California Gov. George Deukmejian and California Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye were two of the guests of honor at T...
Alston & Bird LLP presented its annual California “Women of Distinction” awards at a reception on Wednesday, March 30. Th...
Community News
Los Angeles County Bar Association Discusses Veterans Legal Needs
By Riley Guerin
U.S. Army Sgt. Maj. Jesse Acosta, who lost his eyesight during Operation Iraqi Freedom, addressed Los Angeles County Bar Assoc...
Community News
Southern California Chinese Lawyers Association Inducts New Officers
By Riley Guerin
The Southern California Chinese Lawyers Association hosted its 36th Annual Installation & Awards Gala at the Empress Pavil...
By Eb Richardson Daily Journal Staff Writer By day, Neal Svalstad works in-house for Hitachi Home Electro...
A man accused of violating a new law aimed at curbing talent service scams pleaded no contest Thursday to two criminal counts ...
Time Warner Cable and media conglomerate Viacom each fired off a lawsuit against the other in New York federal court on Thursd...
The federal court system can operate at full capacity for 10 working days if Congress does not prevent a shutdown of the feder...
A majority of judges statewide are dissatisfied with judicial branch, according to the results of a California Judges Associat...
Lawyers will play an influential role in California's redistricting process as they help a citizen's committee redraw legislat...
Perspective
California Public Contracting: Resident Bidder Preferences
By Alexander Phersonn
Residents frequently receive an advantage over non-residents when bidding for government contracts. By Cynthia J. Larsen of Or...