Scofflaws no more, street artists are nowadays quick to invoke the proverbial long arm when their original work is coopted, ex...

This month will see the governor, Legislature, gig employers and organized labor take a crack at this issue in an attempt to d...

When a Supreme Court case becomes famous, we forget what went before. The 1978 Bakke affirmative action litigation, against th...

On Aug. 23, President Donald Trump signed the Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019 (SBRA), which, starting in February 20...

In this case, the 4th District Court of Appeal examined whether a losing bidder on a public works projects can recover its bid...

The California Supreme Court recently held that a city protects itself from inverse condemnation claims resulting from a sewer...

The law is fascinating stuff, but I’d like to discuss a larger topic. I come to defend the ostrich.

Even the ordered $572 million payment will be like bringing a bucket of water to put out a wildfire. Instead of throwing milli...

Last Thursday, the California Supreme Court once again entered into the thicket of wage claim arbitration, attempting to navig...

A recent case discusses how accusatory statements and the response in text conversations can be used in trials. Adoptive admis...

The massive tax law passed by Congress and President Trump at the end of 2017 radically reshaped traditional tax planning in w...

Obviously, here at Exceptionally Appealing, we believe that California appellate practice is an exceptionally appealing field ...

In a recent case of first impression, the California Supreme Court considered whether settling with a party in a multiparty to...

I just read Joe Donnini’s Aug. 23 article, “Is nonlawyer ownership signaling the end for solo/small firms?” No, it signals the...

In a rare move, Alameda County Superior Court Judge Trina Thompson dismissed three out of the 12 jurors in the Ghost Ship case...

In the past, California courts required plaintiffs to show that an allegedly discriminatory website prevented their full use a...

The state’s extraordinarily high housing prices comprise much of its extraordinary high living costs,

On Thursday, the court addressed the importance of California’s so-called “notice-prejudice” rule — an issue critical in many ...

On Aug. 23, the 1st District Court of Appeal issued a revised version of its local rules — the first major overhaul since 2006.

One problem the IRS faces with cryptocurrency (that it did not face with Swiss Bank accounts to the same extent), is that the ...

Assembly Bill 1270 (Stone) is an attempt to expand the False Claims Act to allow the attorney general, local prosecutors and p...

The California Supreme Court recently issued a decision that may require cities to conduct environmental review prior to adopt...

Randly Begay accused his girlfriend of cheating on him with one Roderick Ben. After Begay told both he was “not scared to go t...

A 9th Circuit ruling will have the effect of limiting claimants’ much-needed access to the federal courts and class actions.

You may periodically read about various unions’ organization efforts in other parts of the state or country, along with the va...

The idea that the “expansion” of qualified immunity for peace officers in civil rights cases, including those involving the us...

Serving on the board of directors of a nonprofit can be rewarding, but not if you end up paying for the organization’s tax pro...

It is time to revisit and eliminate the confusing Penn Central factors, which have hamstrung substantive takings litigation, w...

The continued expansion of the doctrine can only encourage law enforcement to shoot first and ask questions later, ultimately ...