Taxes are an ever-present danger, and it is clear that the IRS is on the hunt. The IRS is pursing tax enforcement with summons...

His eye-popping trial verdicts and record-setting results over the last two-plus decades are already legendary.

“The only constant is change.” Heraclitus may have been talking about life. But he might as well have been talking about the c...

A ruling clarifies that parties without a contractual relationship who each perform separate steps of a method claim can satis...

Businesses must be careful to ensure that they are properly insured for the substantial risks they face.

On Feb. 5, San Francisco's public defender, Jeffrey Adachi, wrote an op-ed for the L.A. Times criticizing judges' and prosecut...

On Wednesday, Loyola Law School will formally open our Loyola Social Justice Law Clinic, a consolidated space on campus.

Last week, a federal judge ruled that Raef Lawson was not an employee of GrubHub during his four-month stint as a driver for t...

Law professors and lawyers must provide clear answers on president questions.

People clamored onto the courthouse steps in the case of the baker who declined to make a cake for a gay couple’s nuptials — o...

First, an ISP was held liable for not blocking a copyright infringer, and now a California federal court has issued an injunct...

The 9th Circuit is at the intersection of the First Amendment and public health with American Beverage Association v. City and...

We do not know how current disputes will be resolved, but thanks to the Constitution’s Framers, we have a process for resolvin...

Consider that the first space shuttle contained some 500,000 lines of software code. Today, the average 2018 automobile contai...

With the confessional floodgates open, our current society has a renewed awareness of harassment likely unseen since Anita Hil...

While most of the 2018 revisions have been characterized as simple clarifications, they also appear likely to spawn an entire ...

What about after a contract is awarded? Is there a remedy available to unsuccessful bidders after an apparent low bidder is aw...

If passed, Arizona's Senate Bill 1091 would allow income taxes to be paid in bitcoin and other cryptocurrency that is approved...

When an attorney discovers she has received privileged documents in error, crucial ethics questions arise, and they have serio...

The U.S. Supreme Court has unanimously held that challenges to the so-called "Waters of the United States" rule must be heard ...

The Los Angeles public defender has the potential to be the most influential public defender in the nation — and the office mu...

First Amendment protection has practical limits. What if, for example, counterspeech proves to be ineffective, and tens of tho...

The use of drones spurs reassessment of time-honored privacy concerns.

Americans all know that your signature is also called your John Hancock, after the patriot who signed the Declaration of Indep...

Foreign lawyers and foreign parties to international commercial agreements have largely bypassed California and have chosen to...

Senate Bill 954 would put responsibility on attorneys to explain the possible consequences of mediation confidentiality and ob...

The Golden State should reform unnecessary, out-of-date and overly protectionist bar admission policies in federal district co...

There are many seemingly innocuous situations where — if an attorney is not careful — a party could believe or a court could f...

Luxury home cases are a far cry from the mass produced tract home or condominium construction defect cases that typically arise.

The Feb. 3 event ostensibly pitted the “Patriots” against the “Chicanos.” They were separated by the police-laden Logan Avenue...