Avenatti lurched from topic to topic ranging from what he supposedly did with a private plane he bought to what checks came in...

An estimated 70% of all jurors report some stress from jury service, according to the National Center for State Courts.

“This is one of the most important parts of our program, if not the most important part. This will discuss and describe how ev...

Arguing before a three-judge circuit l Monday, Chicago plaintiffs’ attorney James Dasso of Foley & Lardner LLP, said the b...

Labor Commissioner Lilia García-Brower issued $447,836 in citations against Bodega Latina Corp., which owns 52 El Super grocer...

FTC chief technologist Erie Meyer said Tuesday that the commission will also consider corporate restructuring, bans and other ...

Superior Court Judge Anne-Christine Massullo ruled the school board “ignored CEQA in pursuit of a predetermined result” and or...

Over the objections of the disgraced lawyer, his former employee guided jurors through a financial ledger that showed client m...

San Mateo County Superior Court Judge V. Raymond Swope approved the deal brokered by the Joseph Saveri Law Firm that will prov...

On Monday, two students at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles sued to block the university’s requirement that all stud...

Bradley Finkelstein, with Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati PC for 20 years, joined O’Melveny & Myers as a partner in S...

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel rejected a bid by Pangang Group Co. Ltd. and its affiliates to dismiss a criminal ...

By reducing ambiguity over whether long COVID qualifies as a disability, Monday's federal guidance could help strengthen affli...

U.S. Magistrate Judge Alex G. Tse in San Francisco found that Mauro Botta, a former senior manager, was lawfully terminated de...

Before the Cerritos’ council passed the resolution 4-1, Deputy District Attorney John McKinney, who is among a group of deputi...

In her June 20 motion, New York-based attorney Aide Poulson argued the court should let Penny Newman intervene because the sta...

The city said the settlement is not based on proven misconduct or a finding of factual innocence, but on the difficulty of ret...

“ … Just because it is no longer criminal for a temporary judge to receive compensation from private parties doesn’t mean it’s...

An investor claimed in a lawsuit that the company failed to disclose that it “required a sizable cash injection” and was “susc...

In the complaint filed by Wendy Musell, a sole practitioner and of counsel to Levy Vinick Burrell Hyams LLP, Senior Deputy Dis...

9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Daniel P. Collins, rejected the state’s argument that the case by private school paren...

According to the bar petition, James L. Miller had messaged his clients that he was seriously ill and closing his practice, bu...

A Novartis spokesman acknowledged that the company infringed on Plexxikon’s patents for skin cancer drugs and that it might ha...

Personal injury attorneys Philip Sheldon and Robert Finn worked closely with Girardi to litigate and settle cases under fee sh...

On the day federal authorities charged the disgraced lawyer with stealing client money, he showed up at a former client’s hous...

U.S. District Judge William H. Orrick of San Francisco rejected Wisk Aero LLC’s bid for a preliminary injunction, writing the ...

A total of 36 people were either reconfirmed, changed positions or were added as members.

“If we don’t get the critical mass of the states, we’re done; this deal fails,” said Joseph F. Rice of Motley Rice LLP.

McGregor W. Scott of King & Spalding LLP will head the state’s investigation of last year’s massive unemployment fraud.

The support among judges for eliminating the recommendation clashes with the views of some attorneys, who say there should be ...