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Judges and Judiciary, Government


John W. Holcomb, a Costa Mesa-based partner with Greenberg Gross LLP; Shireen Matthews, a Jones day partner; and Todd W. Robi...


Data Privacy


Facebook agreed to pay an additional $100 million to secure approval of what was already the largest settlement of a class act...


Labor/Employment


By making it easier for employers to fire workers who speak profanely, the decision could significantly undermine union and ot...


In his announced efforts to overhaul the county’s criminal justice system, Boudin placed an emphasis on holding law enforcemen...


Law Practice, Health Care, Pharmaceuticals, Biotech


The proposed Fairness for Injured Patients Act would raise the cap for non-economic damages from $250,000 to more than $1.1 mi...


Judges and Judiciary


The opinion interprets the canons of the state’s Code of Judicial Ethics for judges who “may feel a moral obligation to suppor...


Roy Den Hollander, who died of a self-inflicted gunshot, is the primary subject in the shooting of the husband and son of U.S....


Criminal


U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar agreed to implement the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation’s recommendation...


Labor/Employment


NDAs covering race bias claims bring questions

Jul. 23, 2020
By Jessica Mach

Toni J. Jaramilla says she represents workers who feel they face racial discrimination at companies that publicly support Blac...


Civil Litigation


As the personal injury asbestos trial proceeds with remaining defendant MetalClad Insulation in Alameda County, all witnesses ...


Civil Litigation, Banking


The lawsuit claims several major banks conspired to keep $4.2 billion in agent fees for themselves. The banks say the new rule...


Law Practice, Labor/Employment, Civil Litigation


Former paralegal at major media, entertainment law firm files PAGA lawsuit.


State Bar & Bar Associations


Bar exam results expected mid-January

Jul. 23, 2020
By Henrik Nilsson

The bar is working to expedite the grading time line, it said in a “frequently asked questions” posting to explain the procedu...


Environmental & Energy, Civil Litigation


Porter Ranch plaintiff can pursue trespass claim

Jul. 23, 2020
By Justin Kloczko

The plaintiff, Kevin Dodge Jr., sued the utility, arguing his Granada Hills home was invaded by the 2015 gas leak at Aliso Can...


State Bar & Bar Associations


Legal professionals have a lot of questions and the bar has few immediate answers as it begins work creating a temporary super...


Insurance, Government, Civil Litigation


Opposition is coming from the Democrat-leaning Consumer Attorneys of California, who say the feared flood of COVID litigation ...


State Bar & Bar Associations


In 2018, the Legislature required the bar to implement a plan to meet goals relating to access, fairness and diversity in the ...


Roy Den Hollander was upset Marc E. Angelucci and his California men’s rights group successfully sued the Selective Service cl...


Government, Education Law, Civil Litigation


The Center for American Liberty is challenging the state’s distance learning mandate for 32 counties.


Intellectual Property, Criminal


U.S. Magistrate Judge Sallie Kim said she was not persuaded by prosecutors' claims that the woman was part of a scheme a Chine...


Law Practice


Goodwin Procter LLP expanded its real estate group with Alex Jacobs who joined Monday as partner in the firm's downtown Los An...


Law Practice


Colorado-based Berg Hill Greenleaf Ruscitti LLP opened its first California office in Irvine.


Government, Environmental & Energy


A federal judge in Sacramento blocked the U.S. government's attempt to halt California's cap-and-trade deal with Quebec.


San Bernardino Sheriff's Department spokeswoman Jodi Miller said the FBI had taken over the investigation into attorney Marc E...


Environmental & Energy


The City of Moreno Valley, where the World Logistics Center is being built, says mitigation measures offset all pollution.


Labor/Employment


Concerns about worker safety are also bound to concerns about money, as hotels and unions continue to grapple with losses brou...


Civil Litigation


The award was cut from $78.5 million to $20.4 million, while the 1st District Court of Appeal otherwise upheld the judgment. T...


Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Criminal


The report details a series of alleged prosecutorial missteps in the months after Scott Dekraai, a then-41-year-old former tug...


Government, California Supreme Court


The Legislature filed a petition seeking the delay after the U.S. Census Bureau announced its results would be postponed due t...


Government, Corporate, Civil Rights


Technology giant Facebook Inc. and Oracle Corp. were hit with suits filed by shareholders on the same day in the U.S. Northern...