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Every brief I file carries a choice: to sound correct, or to speak truth.

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Jon B. Eisenberg's claim of pension fraud is false: I continued judicial work and other significant judicial branch activities...

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The lawsuit claiming LAUSD's desegregation policies "harm white students" isn't just a misreading of the law--it's a distortio...

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Annual reporting isn't what it used to be--find out what's required and avoid an unpleasant surprise that could put your licen...

When lower courts defy clear Supreme Court precedent, like in the wake of Tyler v. Hennepin County, it raises a pressin...

Grok has become a hub for AI-generated sexual exploitation, prompting California officials to investigate its failure to preve...

Leaving California can eliminate its 13.3% state income tax, but expatriating from the U.S. entirely triggers a costly "exit t...

As parents let teens ride solo in autonomous vehicles, the real legal question isn't rule-breaking--it's whether companies can...

Lululemon is now tackling dupe culture on two fronts--challenging lookalikes in court while using a new trademark strategy to ...

When a bystander is killed by a gun fired in self-defense, criminal law often looks away, leaving civil court as the only plac...

Judicial diversion lets courts pause misdemeanor cases, set conditions and dismiss them on completion--but DUI, domestic viole...

As autonomous vehicle technology advances, liability in 2026 increasingly depends on how companies design for human interactio...

This piece doesn't pick sides but questions whether federal domestic terrorism statutes could plausibly apply to Renee Good--o...

The Trump administration's sweeping visa suspension for 75 countries, framed as a "pause," effectively halts legal immigration...

As AI hype accelerates, a wave of "AI washing" securities lawsuits--alleging companies overstated or misrepresented their AI c...

Canadian securities regulators have introduced sweeping reforms to strengthen capital markets amid U.S. trade tensions, expand...

Proposed federal evidence rule would require AI-Generated evidence to meet same standard as expert witnesses.