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Law Practice


Law students hoping to work at firms this summer will face daunting uncertainties, if they get a chance at all. Some compare t...


Labor/Employment


All nine attorneys from Seyfarth Shaw have been replaced by Jamie L. Wine and Michele D. Johnson from Latham and Watkins LLP.


Intellectual Property


A federal appellate panel revived a state trade secrets lawsuit against a San Jose technology company Friday, concluding a dis...


Law Practice


Downey Brand LLP, Sacramento’s largest law firm, has slashed salaries of attorneys and staff by 20% until the end of July and ...


Civil Rights


“This seems to be quite a severe burden on the core Second Amendment right. Why shouldn’t that trigger strict scrutiny?” asked...


PG&E and the victims agreed on a settlement in December to set up a $13.5 billion trust for wildfire victims, half of whic...


While California state prisons and county jails free inmates before their sentences were fully served to make room for social ...


Law Practice


Withers hires new founder practice leader

Apr. 3, 2020
By Morgan Keith

Doug Mandell worked in the past as general counsel for LinkedIn and Nauto Inc., and he worked as a personal legal advisor in S...


Criminal


Eight state prisoners have been diagnosed with the coronavirus, the plaintiffs said in their argument for release of 45,000.


Justices said the prosecutor’s new partnership with the defense ‘gives us great pause.’


Criminal, Civil Rights


The Department of Justice report said the enforcement unit made 21,696 contacts with individuals in 2019, and seized 2,130 fir...


Justices decided Wednesday not to take the case, which began as a writ petition from the Huntington Beach challenging the enfo...


Law Practice


Loeb and Arent Fox cut compensation

Apr. 3, 2020
By Craig Anderson

Los Angeles-based Loeb & Loeb LLP announced across-the-board pay cuts Thursday, joining the list of law firms announcing c...


Labor/Employment, Intellectual Property


Citing California’s public policy protecing the rights of employees working for California companies to change jobs, a San Die...


Labor/Employment


U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria reasoned the drivers will likely lose federal coronavirus relief benefits if they are consi...


Government


'Narrow' ruling concerns the International treaty Hague Service Convention's applicability in arbitrations.


Law Practice


Keith Wesley has been elevated to managing partner at Browne George Ross LLP.


In the meantime, parties might be more inclined to settle cases as a means for scoring some short-term cash during unpredictab...



Planting Seeds

Apr. 3, 2020

ADR Services' David Chaffee believes small steps are key in mediation.


Superior courts in Sacramento, Alameda, San Mateo and Santa Clara counties held remote video arraignments for the first time t...


The restaurant industry, which is the nation’s largest economic driving force, is battling insurers to recoup losses from busi...


Constitutional Law


A referendum on SB 10, that would eliminate bail, will be decided by voters in November.


“A clemency grant recognizes a person’s subsequent efforts in self-development. It does not forgive or minimize the harm cause...


Government


The DOJ is inviting local, state and tribunal public safety agencies to apply for a grant to combat COVID-19 related problems ...


With the economy screeching to a halt due to the COVID-19 virus, law firm leaders and attorneys are facing uncharted waters as...


The ruling comes amid a separate court action that attorneys hope will quell future litigation over homelessness.


Labor/Employment


The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act includes several provisions to bolster businesses, including the Payche...


Labor/Employment


U.S. District Judge Edward Chen cautioned it’s too risky to grant an emergency bid to temporarily block Uber from classifying ...


Government, Civil Litigation


The complaint alleged the foundation “unilaterally terminated its memorandum of understanding with the library in 2015.” Two y...


Criminal


The releases will begin with convicts who have 30 to 60 days more of their sentences to serve. As of Tuesday four prisoners an...