Sidney Roy Korshak was an Illinois-licensed lawyer who never practiced in California yet became one of Los Angeles's most infl...

California family courts are increasingly being asked to resolve custody disputes that span countries, languages and cultures-...

The June 15 B-52 crash at Edwards Air Force Base, which killed eight people, creates a legal divide under the Federal Tort Cla...

Standoff at the table of authorities. Two guides enter. Can only one survive?

The first of five letters on what artificial intelligence will do to the practice of law.

A Los Angeles jury verdict in K.G.M. v. Meta Platforms, Inc. & YouTube LLC signals a pote...

In Trump v. Slaughter (2026), the Supreme Court overrules Humphrey's Executor and embraces a strong ...

In Trump v. Barbara (2026), the Supreme Court reaffirmed birthright citizenship under the 14t...

AI's growing role in the courts, including efforts by Chief Justice Guerrero and Presiding Judge Tapia to draft ethical AI gui...

In Wolford v. Lopez, the Supreme Court upheld Hawaii's law requiring concealed-carry permit holders to obtain express p...

The Supreme Court's unanimous decision in Jules v. Andre Balazs Properties clarifies when federal courts retain jurisdi...

How to build the Appellant's Appendix, consult trial counsel, identify key documents, develop a unifying theme, and conduct pr...

The U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Monsanto v. Durnell undermines the legal foundation of thousands of California ...

Although cryptographically relevant quantum computers remain years away, organizations that delay planning for post-quantum cr...

When witnesses can be compelled to testify at trial, practitioners should focus depositions on obtaining information they do n...

Although California's implicit bias jury instruction encourages jurors to engage in more deliberate decision-making, implicit ...

A look at how judicial independence has enabled courts to protect -- and, at times, fail to protect -- constitutional equality...

The proposed California ethics rules would incorporate artificial intelligence into existing professional conduct rules, but q...

Despite predictions that AI's accessibility to legal information will make attorneys obsolete, history says otherwise. Paralle...

ABA Formal Opinion 518 holds lawyer-mediators to a higher truthfulness standard than negotiating attorneys, and California's n...

California's J.O. v. Superior Court limits abusive peremptory challenges by allowing scrutiny of repeated strikes again...

This article examines how the Supreme Court's decision in Parker v. Levy continues to shape military free-speech rights...

Data centers, like mid-20th-century urban freeways, are being rapidly sited with insufficient local input and oversight. Stron...

The EPA's proposal to rescind certain PFAS drinking water standards turns on statutory interpretation and administrative proce...

California family courts, long governed by predictable rules for dividing community property, now face cryptocurrency and othe...

California's new pay transparency laws give employers more reporting duties, regulators more enforcement power and plaintiffs'...

In high-stakes wage and hour litigation, successful mediation depends less on legal maneuvering than on early case evaluation,...

California's expanding whistleblower and workplace-harassment protections have made it increasingly difficult for employers to...

As employers rely on AI to make employment decisions, they may still be held liable when automated systems produce discriminat...

The California Supreme Court in J.O. v. Superior Court overruled Solberg in part and held that systemic ...