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Native Americans, Legal Education


The money will go to scholarships for Native American and other students interested in becoming tribal legal advocates.


Law Office Management


Carissa Coze, a Los Angeles partner, was appointed chair of the new sports and gaming practice, while Kate T. Spelman was name...


Judges and Judiciary, Ethics/Professional Responsibility


Gutierrez issued an order Aug. 6 suspending jury trials for criminal and civil cases following a unanimous vote of the court's...


Real Estate/Development, Civil Litigation


The Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles says the city refuses to defer to a statewide eviction ban included in Assemb...


Technology, Civil Litigation


Moderators sued YouTube over graphic content

Sep. 23, 2020
By Winston Cho

The lawsuit filed in San Mateo County Superior Court on Monday argued the Google-owned company failed to provide safe workplac...


Labor/Employment


The federal agency's proposed rule would simplify the standard for determining whether a worker is an independent contractor o...


To see line prosecutors support an independent review of cases they may have prosecuted is a significant shift, said DA Chesa ...


Judges and Judiciary, Criminal


The initiative was launched with the creation of the Alternatives to Incarceration Work Group, which the county supervisors re...


Law Practice


Using data collected in the biennial surveys conducted from 2010 to 2018 with the help of MLA's research partners ADF Research...


State Bar & Bar Associations, Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Civil Litigation


Benjamin L. Pavone, partner at Pavone & Fonner LLP, says in a case filed in federal court that enforcement of the rule inf...


Real Estate/Development, Civil Litigation


$1M settlement for low income tenants

Sep. 22, 2020
By Kamila Knaudt

The lawsuit was filed against several corporate landlords and a property manager, who allegedly failed to follow the Los Angel...


U.S. Supreme Court, Judges and Judiciary


The justice -- who died Friday after a long battle with cancer -- wasn't really any different than the woman who became a hero...


Law Practice


New law codifies rules on remote court

Sep. 22, 2020
By Malcolm Maclachlan

Courts in California and around the nation were moving in this direction well before the pandemic, with the state's Judicial C...


Labor/Employment, Civil Litigation


“This litigation was asking for a departure from precedent that’s been settled since the 1930s, and nobody expected it to prev...



Brothers in Law

Sep. 21, 2020

Personal injury firm Binder Law Group PLC has been a family affair for nearly 50 years.


U.S. Supreme Court, Obituaries


Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the second woman to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court, died late Friday of complications from metas...


State Bar & Bar Associations


Test-takers have reported problems with the software and getting customer support, while videos have been posted showing purpo...


Law Practice


As part of the leadership to manage operations, Col. Jesse Miller helped determine the only way to evacuate the campers was th...


Intellectual Property


Seven months after defeating a plaintiff’s lawsuit on venue grounds, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit is allo...


Technology


In July, an iOS privacy feature revealed that Instagram activated iPhone cameras even when they were not being used, the lawsu...


Labor/Employment


The memo came after Democrats on the House Committee on Education and Labor issued a subpoena against the NLRB as part of an ...


Outlier plaintiffs in Missouri beat back dismissal of their business interruption insurance case by arguing the virus, not the...


State Bar & Bar Associations, Law Practice


In August, several nonprofit firms wrote a letter to the State Bar, arguing that allowing unlicensed practitioners to represen...


The commission will evaluate available evidence in cases where an incarcerated person asserts they were wrongfully convicted a...


Education Law, California Supreme Court


A former member of the Trojan football team was expelled and not allowed to cross-examine witnesses during a disciplinary hear...


Ginsburg, an icon of America's judicial system, was the second woman appointed to the Court. She served for more than 27 years.



The Pioneer

Sep. 18, 2020

LA private judge Jill Robbins has made family law her specialty for 49 years.


Labor/Employment


Labor relations could see changes under Biden

Sep. 18, 2020
By Jessica Mach

Biden has voiced for legislation to amend the National Labor Relations Act and severe penalties for employers who illegally op...


Government, Constitutional Law, Civil Rights, Civil Litigation


Los Angeles County’s COVID-19 public health order states that “having dinner with extended family and friends to honor the Hig...


Labor/Employment, Government


SB 1159 would also create a disputable presumption that employees with the COVID virus contracted it during the course of empl...