Being nominated to the US Supreme Court is not an honor worth pursuing, as it involves lying, politicization, and elitism.

The Biden administration recently revised Title IX regulations that govern how colleges and universities handle sexual assault...

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has updated its harassment guidelines for the first time in 25 years. The n...

The DeVillier v. Texas case highlights the need for government officials to act in good faith when dealing with citizen...

Businesses and workers lose more than $50 billion each year to workplace misconduct, but it doesn’t have to be this way.

SB 1427 passed on the consent calendar in the California State Senate on May 9, 2024, and has been referred to the State Assem...

The NCAA is at risk of losing its power and relevance, unless it can reform its rules and governance, and address the emerging...

The ABA has urged the Department of Homeland Security to modify and clarify the directives for border searches of lawyers’ dev...

Employers should conduct a thorough and fair investigation when they receive or observe a workplace complaint, which involves ...

California has one of the highest rates of pedestrian-motor vehicle accidents in the US, with over 1,100 pedestrians killed an...

Recent climate disclosure regulations can be a catalyst for business transformation, as companies can use sustainability data ...

The DOJ's immunity program may undermine the effectiveness of internal compliance and reporting mechanisms in corporations, as...

California courts have seen a surge in filings for childhood sexual abuse cases due to the legislature's decision to extend th...

Appellate lawyers should have a heightened interest in who works behind the scenes in appellate chambers, as they can have a m...

Delaware needs to fix a broken dispute resolution process affecting Delaware-governed contracts, particularly M&A agreemen...

A recent appellate case highlights the importance of avoiding turning a blind eye to the use of equipment by subcontractors, a...

The recent bill to ban TikTok in the United States highlights the country's complacency and overconfidence, potentially underm...

Judicial opinions should be clear, comprehensible, and authentic. Otherwise, opinions should take a TV drug commercial approac...

Examining a foreign judicial system can help us question our assumptions and goals, and there is no simple answer to which sys...

The California Supreme Court recently clarified which hours are compensable for employees ...

The ruling could have broader implications for future state legislation that attempts to supersede charter cities’ authority o...

Plaintiffs have filed a wave of privacy complaints against website owners, alleging violations of the California Invasion of P...

After being struck by a cargo ship that brought down the Francis Scott Key Bridge, many people blamed diversity, equity, and i...

The Gunther case expressly declined to follow an earlier decision in the Fourth District, ...

The Supreme Court will decide whether 18 U.S.C. 666 only criminalizes quid pro quo bribery or also covers gratuities, such as ...

Employers may need to review and document their transfer policies more carefully and be prepared to face challenges and damage...

Agencies must decide whether to disclose records that do not clearly fall into the categories of mandated disclosure and shoul...

If the economy slows and consumers stop spending, underlying CRE demand will decline, and a great many legal disputes will fol...

Under the statute, Koreans who fought in Vietnam to support the United States are eligible for health care at the VA.

The New York Court of Appeals has reversed and remanded Harvey Weinstein’s convictions for the rapes of two women, citing viol...