This month, Tesla released its 2018 first quarter financials, with horrid results. In the first three months of the year, Tesl...

The insurance industry has found it challenging to insure cyber data. Cryptocurrencies present even more challenges.

With a goal of fueling long-term private sector investment in low-income urban and rural communities, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Ac...

The Supreme Court should reject the National Labor Relations Board’s interpretation of the FAA and ensure arbitration agreemen...

A decision by the Supreme Court to allow employers to deprive employees of their statutory rights to take concerted action wil...

The Founding Fathers could not possibly have anticipated bullying in cyberspace. But they did appreciate, and protected, the r...

Learn how the 9th Circuit’s en banc opinion in Rizo v. Yovino both clarifies and complicates the question.

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Even if a subpoenaing party has complied with the notice procedures, there may be other reasons that a CPA may not be able to ...

Only time will tell whether scooter-share companies will have to face the regulatory music.

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If a shipment originates out of state or out of the country and is transported into California, for example, and then from the...

Over the past few years, the festival industry has grown exponentially — and with that so too has the scope of radius clauses ...

It turns out that what may appear unlikely or uncommon is quite usual in partner departures, and some circumstances that may b...

Under a claims-made-and-reported policy, the consequences of a delay in reporting can be disastrous, namely a complete loss of...

Aside from the legislative activity (or inactivity), there remains a heightened sensitivity to the use of eminent domain by pu...

The simplicity of the employee classification test recently announced by the state high court is something of a double-edged s...

The Patent Office recently issued a memorandum to its examiners seeking to translate the recent Federal Circuit decisions into...

Any day now, the U.S. Supreme Court will announce its long-awaited decision in a challenge to the Professional and Amateur Spo...

Here's one to check off your bucket list of ponderables: If you engage in an intentional act that results in an unintended acc...

We in the judiciary and the legal professions must inform the public how an independent judiciary is vital to our democracy.

Maligned as it is, if not the Quill physical-presence standard, then what else?

The dog that didn’t bark at oral argument was whether Quill was rightly decided as a matter of law. It was not.

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The Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data Act was enacted into law on March 23 — after oral arguments before the Supreme Cour...

A recent appellate decision analyzed complicated issues relating to which party in a “reverse CPRA” lawsuit pays attorney fees.

While clients typically can fire their attorney at any time and for any reason, attorneys do not always have the same luxury.