California Court holds CIPA's pen register provision does not apply to websites: What the NetScout ruling means for you...

The Supreme Court's decision in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, LLC keeps freight brokers in the crosshairs of truck...

A lawyer's prose used to be evidence of the lawyer's skill because you could not produce the writing without doing the thinkin...

AI-powered legal guidance platforms are emerging as a new client intake tool by helping confused consumers better understand t...

In In re Kowalczyk, the California Supreme Court narrowed the path to pretrial detention and reinforced limits on unaff...

The Department of Labor's proposed rule would standardize the joint-employer test under federal labor laws and expand clarity-...

Effective civil mediation succeeds when it recognizes that parties' deeper psychological needs--validation, control, trust and...

Judicial reference combines many of arbitration's advantages--party-selected neutrals and streamlined procedures--with the pro...

Los Angeles County's rising in-custody deaths amid overcrowding and inadequate care underscore a constitutional and moral cris...

The State Bar of California's updated guidance and proposed rule changes on generative AI emphasize that lawyers remain respon...

The housing crisis is about inequality, not environmental law.

A little-known agreement between the DOJ and VA will allow federally appointed VA attorneys to seek state court conservatorsh...

The California Supreme Court's decision in J.O. v. Superior Court preserves the important right to file a peremptory challenge...

The federal government's creation of a West Coast Health Care Fraud Strike Force reflects a significant expansion of coordinat...

In Guild Mortgage Co., LLC v. CrossCountry Mortgage LLC, the Court of Appeal held that CUTSA does not bar tortious inte...

The Sixth Amendment may require a new trial where a racially biased juror participates in deliberations, because removing the ...

Divorce litigation can operate like an addiction loop driven by revenge, trauma bonds, and other "sins," and warns that while ...

Generative AI is reshaping legal practice by improving efficiency, but it also introduces significant risks around privilege, ...

A high-profile U.S.-China summit marked a pragmatic step toward reopening dialogue and stabilizing relations amid enduring str...

California's 2025 Song-Beverly reforms aim to speed lemon law litigation and force early resolution through strict deadlines a...

When is a 60-day deadline only 20 days?

No matter how good the language in a settlement agreement may be, tax language in a settlement agreement does not guarantee th...

As Los Angeles prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, unresolved infrastructure, safety and accountability concerns are beginni...

A former court commissioner was singled out for broader judicial and AI-related citation failures and retroactively applied st...

Although trial and appellate lawyers practice in different arenas, both ultimately succeed through the same art of strategic p...

San Diego County Assessor Jordan Marks argues that Measure A would unfairly impose costly taxes on wildfire victims, grieving ...

Although AI may transform--and even threaten--the future of human work and decision-making, it cannot replace the distinctly h...

California is turning fashion compliance into full-spectrum accountability, binding brands to labor, climate and supply-chain ...

California's severely under-resourced and overburdened court system should adopt an early case-screening "enabling hearing" to...