A Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory said facility management retaliated against him after he reported safety concerns.

Los Angeles County is charging probationers more money in fines and fees than they are legally required to pay, while also coe...

The Public Watchdogs is asking the federal court to consider a piece of evidence from a settlement reached between another ove...

Victims of childhood sexual assault will have longer to file civil suits, under a bill Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Sunday. AB 218...

The punitive damages deliberations for the sexual harassment trial against the Hologram USA Inc. CEO will likely resume next W...

Gov. Gavin Newsom’s signatures will have broad impact on the state’s labor and employment.

AB 61 allows coworkers, employers and teachers use an ex parte court process to obtain a gun-violence restraining order.

The Saddleridge Fire burning in Sylmar has prompted closures of at least two Los Angeles area courthouses.

Katy Perry, her songwriters and other defendants have moved to reverse a jury’s verdict of $2.78 million for copyright infring...

The nonprofit organization hopes to strengthen efforts it already has underway in the areas of diversity, access to justice an...

The complaint was filed by an UberEATS driver, claiming the company wrongly classifies drivers as independent contractors desp...

Officials said it’s time to provide support for attorneys practicing in the “booming” industry.

DLA Piper corporate partner Louis P.A. Lehot has been ousted from the firm, a week after a colleague accused him of sexually a...

In signing the fee bill, Gov. Gavin Newsom doesn’t commit to moving the bar into the state budget.

The secretary of Energy improperly, indeterminably shelved Obama-era efficiency standards finalized just before President Trum...

A 2nd District of Court of Appeal ruling that 2018's Dynamex decision should apply retroactively to wage and hour orders could...

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals revived part of a claim brought by the family of a boy who was killed along with a frien...

Governor Gavin Newsom tapped Thursday former state deputy solicitor general Gonzalo C. Martinez as deputy judicial appointment...

The two-month delay comes amid ongoing discovery disputes, pending depositions.

Three Supreme Court justices ousted by California voters in 1986 were honored by the California Judges Association with the Pr...

While awaiting a jury’s verdict in one sexual harassment trial against him, Alki David was ordered to pay $1.3 million in atto...

Courthouses in Northern California counties are closed due to the Pacific Gas & Electric Company’s power shut off, and pla...

Two weeks after winning a $40 million verdict against Johnson & Johnson in Los Angeles County, a Dallas-based firm lost a ...

Most of the plaintiffs may not reach court if Gov. Gavin Newsom follows the example of predecessor Gov. Jerry Brown, who vetoe...

The utility will now have to contend with competing plans to emerge from bankruptcy.

California joins 20 other states in allowing felons to serve on juries, as Gov. Gavin Newsom signs numerous criminal justice b...

A Los Angeles criminal defense firm that hired an attorney who previously prosecuted its client for death told the state Supre...

At issue is the Mulford Act, a 1967 state law banning the open carry of loaded firearms that was inspired in part by armed pro...

The bar studied the idea of limited license legal technicians in the late 1980s and early 1990s without taking any implementat...

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has named Katharine E. Zoladz associate regional director for enforcement for its ...