This is the final installment of a 4-part story (a true story) that began three columns ago.

On Monday, a regional director of the National Labor Relations Board ordered Amazon to hold a second union election for employ...

The consequences from addiction — or even single incidents of intoxication — can be life-altering.

As prior Arbitration Angle columns attest, it is no secret that the Federal Arbitration Act creates a vast number of substanti...

This column introduces a new feature -- a monthly review of a movie (or maybe a TV show) about law and lawyers that we invite ...

Along the California coast, we have a case where the rhetoric of property and liberty have met the reality of the California C...

2022 will mark the 50th anniversary of Carlin's famous 1972 monologue, "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television." There's ...

Year end is coming, and it isn’t too early to think about IRS Forms 1099. If you practice in a law firm or in-house, start thi...

The Nov. 30 story, “Some women on corporate boards disagree with quotas,” made me think back on articles I have written on bia...

Some people have blamed this crisis on Proposition 47, the 2014 statewide referendum that reclassified many felony theft offen...

John Hanusz’s guest column concerning the new Judiciary Sentencing INformation tool provided by the U.S. Sentencing Commission...

Taking these suggestions into consideration now as companies are building out their 2022 annual meeting checklists will give c...

As California has long taught schoolchildren, the 21 California missions were key in our state’s history. For better or worse,...

The point is simply this: Government agencies, like all citizens, have an obligation to act not only legally, but morally.

On appeal, no less so than in any other legal discipline, “credibility is everything.” Klein, “The Evolved Appellate Brief,” v...

The bills, while symbolic victories for the pro-housing movement, were heavily negotiated in the Legislature, resulting in dil...

Not long ago, reports about potential federal government legal settlements sparked outrage. The news broke that the Biden admi...

In 2005, the National Basketball Association passed a rule that dramatically altered the draft, impacted the lives of thousand...

Ongoing angst about state-by-state admissions rules for practicing lawyers is a pronounced and seeming unending and rancorous ...

Using selected data points, a new system created by the United States Sentencing Commission allows judges to compare sentences...

In a major policy shift, the new general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board, Jennifer Abruzzo, issued a memorandum ...

Houston, Texas' 2021 Astroworld festival may be one of the worst managed live entertainment performance events in recent histo...

Houses of worship must be kept safe, secure and welcoming for all members and visitors. And we must come together to stand in ...

Only those in the jury room on Friday can truly tell us why they decided to acquit Kyle Rittenhouse of all the charges.

The daughter of Mexican immigrants who settled in one of the poorest parts of Kansas, Judge Mary Murguia next week will become...

Like so much else related to COVID-19, vaccines have long been politicized, and that doesn’t seem likely to change anytime soo...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently issued a “Strategic Roadmap” that sets forth the agency’s comprehensive plan...

It is imperative that schools fairly and thoroughly investigate all allegations of sexual assault, wherever they occur on camp...

If past behavior is the best predictor of future behavior, then Californians will veto the latest attempt by a cabal of deep-p...

The majority of federal district courts -- including those in California -- have enacted local rules requiring admission to th...