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Technology, Business Law
Musk takes stand, calls OpenAI's shift 'stealing a charity'
By Daniel Schrager
A jury in Oakland heard dueling narratives as tech mogul Elon Musk claimed OpenAI became a for-profit powerhouse in breach of ...
Civil Procedure
Breakdown between parent, counsel stalls social media addiction case
By Devon Belcher
Law firm cited irreparable conflict as judge allowed withdrawal and granted time to secure new representation.
Slideshow, Community News
Pillsbury lawyers' band wins top honor at LA Law Rocks
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
"Pillsbury Doughboys" take Judge's Choice award as legal industry battle of the bands raises more than $560,000 for music educ...
Real Estate/Development
Settlement reached in L.A. County bribery whistleblower case
By Skyler Romero
Qui tam suit alleged multimillion-dollar kickback scheme with real estate developers. The terms of the settlement were not dis...
Intellectual Property
OpenAI barred from "io" branding in trademark fight
By James Twomey
U.S. District Judge Trina L. Thompson found startup iyO would likely to succeed on infringement claims and faces ongoing harm.
Civil Procedure
Uber seeks dismissal of 23 sexual assault cases in MDL over discovery failures
By James Twomey
Uber argues plaintiffs failed to submit required fact sheets; plaintiffs' counsel cites difficulty locating clients.
Labor/Employment
DOJ accuses Cloudera of hiring bias against U.S. Workers
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
The Civil Rights Division alleges the Santa Clara software company routed U.S. applicants for seven six-figure tech jobs to a ...
Civil Procedure
Bill would require judge disqualification papers to be served at courthouse
By Malcolm Maclachlan
AB 2262 would bar service of recusal papers at judges' homes.
Antitrust & Trade Reg.
Fertilizer giants hit with new antitrust lawsuit
By Malcolm Maclachlan
California class action follows similar cases nationwide, alleging price-fixing and supply restrictions dating back to 2021
Civil Procedure
Judge seats jury in Musk-OpenAI trial after bias challenges
By Daniel Schrager
A federal judge in Oakland seated a jury in Elon Musk's case against OpenAI, rejecting bias challenges despite harsh juror com...
Criminal
Defense seeks to disqualify Santa Clara DA in Stanford protest case
By James Twomey
Defense attorneys argue Jeff Rosen's campaign fundraising and public remarks create a conflict of interest and threaten a fair...
SoCalGas argues California law bars any duty to shut off gas service during wildfires as it seeks dismissal of Southern Califo...
Remand clears path for public nuisance claims against food giants
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
A federal judge remanded San Francisco's lawsuit against major food manufacturers to state court, finding the state is the rea...
A new Compton Courthouse program offers mediation and up to $10,000 in rental aid to resolve eviction disputes early, keep ten...
Justice Elena J. Duarte will retire at the end of May after 15 years on the appellate bench and a judicial career spanning nea...
Antitrust & Trade Reg.
Medtronic asks court to overturn $381.7M antitrust verdict
By Skyler Romero
Medtronic seeks to overturn a $381.7 million antitrust verdict, arguing Applied Medical failed to prove monopoly power or anti...
Torts/Personal Injury
Mixed rulings shape trajectory of J&J talc litigation
By Devon Belcher
Mixed verdicts and post-trial rulings are reshaping Johnson & Johnson talc litigation, as courts scrutinize punitive damag...
Immigration
State courts to track immigration arrests under new Judicial Council policy
By Malcolm Maclachlan
A new rule requires courts to document civil immigration arrests starting May 1 amid ongoing legal and political disputes.
Jury awards $14.6M to LAPD officers in whistleblower retaliation case
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
Four LAPD officers won a $14.6 million verdict after alleging the department retaliated against them for reporting safety conc...
The California Supreme Court ruled the Coastal Commission lacked jurisdiction to block a housing project, reinforcing local au...
Class Action
$3.3M in fees for 'extraordinary risk' USC COVID tuition case
By Skyler Romero
A federal judge approved a $3.33 million fee award in a $10 million USC tuition refund settlement, citing litigation risk and ...
High court bars pre-service solicitation in DVRO cases, reworks attorney speech rules
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
The California Supreme Court amended Rule 7.3 to prohibit attorneys from soliciting domestic violence restraining order respo...
A San Francisco judge entered final judgment for BraunHagey & Borden, finding the firm owed no duty to a nonclient investo...
Securities
Robinhood prediction markets draw suit alleging illegal sports betting
By Daniel Schrager
A proposed class action alleges Robinhood's prediction markets are unlawful sports betting, while the company says the federal...
The city now will have to perform an environmental analysis in accordance with CEQA if it wants to re-enact the ban.
Contracts
Taylor Swift ticket lawsuit likely to proceed on 5th amended complaint
By Skyler Romero
A federal judge in Los Angeles indicated Taylor Swift fans' Ticketmaster contract claims may proceed, while signaling dismissa...
Torts/Personal Injury
E-motorcycle crash puts parents in prosecutors' crosshairs
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
The case is one of several prosecutions so far this year under District Attorney Todd Spitzer's initiative targeting adults wh...
With decades of family law experience, retired Judge Verna A. Adams is helping parties resolve disputes through preparation an...