On Friday evening, perhaps in response to the legal challenges, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a "Fre...

"Given the constitutional importance of a jury trial to our democracy, a court cannot deny an accused his right to a jury tria...

The high court said it will decide if the administrative judges must be appointed by the president and confirmed by Congress u...

J. Clark Kelso, receiver in a long-running case over state prison health conditions, has admitted transferring hundreds of inm...

The bar has stopped investigating attorneys who have used the client-connection website LegalMatch.

The lawsuit by Carillo Law Group accuses the city of fostering a police culture that condones falsifying and planting evidence...

A copy of the complaint alleged Secretary of State Alex Padilla made the deal without proper bidding and budgetary authority, ...

Federal Judge Cormac J. Carney accused his colleagues and the chief judge of being willfully “negligent” and “blind” to the U....

Uber’s attorney suggested the trial judge was guilty of a “quintessential abuse of discretion” when he didn’t distinguish betw...

The appellate court majority affirmed a panel decision in the city's favor in a case involving whether a property owner who co...

Gov. Gavin Newsom nominated Jenkins, his judicial appointments secretary, last week.

Dave Carothers said he resigned from Carothers DiSante & Freudenberger LLP last month. His name remains on the firm's webs...

Michael J. Whitton, partner at Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders LLP, has been a member of the California Western School of Law...

1st District Court of Appeal Justice Barbara J.R. Jones retired Sept. 30 after 28 years on the bench.

Carta, which was known as eShares during the alleged misconduct, said in a statement the company "has reviewed the complaint, ...

Landlords still don’t know when they will be able to collect past-due rent while some tenants are still concerned about becomi...

Judge John F. Walter of the Central District of California ruled last year that Ethan Dvash-Banks should be recognized as a U....

The federal Families First Coronavirus Response Act, which went into effect in April, requires employers to give employees up ...

The court announced on Twitter jury trials will resume Tuesday, Oct. 13.

In keeping with public health guidance in response to COVID-19, the Justices and counsel will all participate remotely.

A group of truck drivers who claim they were docked pay for sleeping time while on the road lost their bid for class certifica...

A judge who accused attorneys of "gender incivility" should recuse himself from the case because his wife is the attorneys' op...

Attorneys say Yelp Inc.'s decision to publish alerts when someone associated with a business is accused of racist behavior pus...

The Judicial Council's decision to extend statutes of limitations for civil claims this spring has doubled the length of time ...

Piggybacking on congressional antitrust scrutiny and high-stakes legal battles over how the tech giant manages its marketplace...

Concluding what Orange County court officials say was the only criminal trial that wasn't suspended due to the pandemic, a sup...

Apple does not have to reinstate Epic Games' massively popular Fortnite game onto its app store, a federal judge in Oakland ru...

Attorneys at San Diego plaintiffs boutique Hartley LLP like standing up for the little fellow.

The federal agency's Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs alleged that Sidley Austin's New York and Los Angeles offi...