Stone, a confidant and friend of former President Donald Trump, was pardoned by Trump in 2020 just days before beginning to se...

In the last two installations we discussed mindset/attitude and how to prepare for a mediation. In this installment, we will d...

Over the past year, appellate courts in California have been active in deciding arbitration issues. Here are a few of the impo...

It seems that the relatively obscure and technoid topic of APIs had a moment of fame when the recent Supreme Court ruling was ...

A recent Tax Court decision may provide some lessons for legal settlements.

Sensible regulations should be passed at the federal and state level that preclude use of facial recognition technology. Sensi...

As California practitioners know, Section 2019.210 of the California Uniform Trade Secrets Act requires that “before commencin...

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office created a process to prioritize examination of trademark applications covering certain CO...

Earlier this year, the 9th Circuit altered the statutory damages landscape in cases involving multiple defendants.

An upcoming U.S. Supreme Court case is highlighting the need to pay greater attention to the justices’ conflicts of interest a...

So much interpretation, nuance, indeed, duende embedded in U.S. Supreme Court opinions regarding constitutional and civil righ...

The board of trustees of the State Bar of California will be reviewing the Annual Discipline Report on Friday. During the meet...

Robert ‘Bob’ Bertram Steinberg (1928-2021) tried the first asbestos case west of the Mississippi and established the ‘peculiar...

For decades now, the California Legislature has been enacting laws aimed at ending mass incarceration. Let us hope that the Le...

Starring ace trial lawyer Flash Feinberg and his trusty sidekick Professor Plato

The 9th Circuit recently issued a decision in a case that involves an unusual situation in which an insurer agreed to defend i...

The State Bar of California is pushing forward a set of proposals that would license nonattorneys to practice law and further ...

You undoubtedly know the famous saying is that we must remember the past to ensure a suitable future. Along those lines, a key...

On March 19, the California Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Environmental Health Hazard JAssessment, known as OEHH...

On Tuesday, Senate Bill 467 failed by one vote to advance out of the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Water.

The veteran community has unique needs as a client base which differ from civilian clientele. Consider some examples: A vetera...

In our last installment, we talked about the appropriate mindset and attitude advocates should have in mediation. In this inst...

In Cameron v. EMW Medical Center, the U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether Kentucky’s attorney general may intervene to defe...

The COVID-19 pandemic brought with it dramatic changes to the world of collegiate athletics, but the NCAA has fallen far behin...

3 myths about videoconference arbitration

Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón says that “science and data” justify his criminal justice policies, includi...

When U.S. District Judge Cormac Carney dismissed charges against defendants in the Central District of California for the fail...

Is there a legal duty to protect others from harm caused entirely by third parties? “It depends,” goes the standard refrain.

The court issued a narrow ruling that correctly recognized the FCC’s commitment in the context of its Section 202(h) quadrenni...