Whether because of the lawsuit or for some other reason, Tesla has now recalled just about every car it ever built. Despite th...

ESG-related litigation can take many forms, but there are clear guidelines for companies seeking to mitigate against the risk ...

As care providers prepare to engage in statewide health information exchange in 2024 under the California Data Exchange Frame...

Is there anything we or the courts can do to remedy some of the shortcomings and systemic failures that harm our families and ...

The statutory filing deadlines for Fair Employment and Housing Act discrimination claims to the California Civil Rights Depart...

Although social media has played a role in litigation for almost two decades, the world of social media today is far more comp...

Seventeen questions and answers about Family Code Section 6309 – the new law permitting (and limiting) discovery in domestic v...

In general, the right of an employee to file a PAGA action cannot be waived by contract, but there is an exception for constru...

By granting certiorari, the Supreme Court has indicated that at least four justices are interested in considering wheth...

Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment is unenforceable. In order for there to be enforcement of section 3, there must have bee...

Former president Donald Trump has several cases pending against him. Some of those cases could be delayed to the point of moot...

Although the regulations are in a nascent phase and subject to change, businesses should keep track of what information is bei...

When I write or speak about Herb Morris, I use the present tense because his presence is palpable. His influence in many disci...

The Fed is poised to reduce interest rates, which should stoke deal activity both by calming deal makers’ nerves and by openin...

As AI has risen in popularity and adoption over the last year – even the last six months – there has been an increased need fo...

The SAFER Banking Act and rescheduling of cannabis could keep the industry in a state of partial reform, and may hinder full l...

Memorable court moments don’t occur too often, but they do make for great courtroom war stories.

Under the doctrine of foreseeable reliance, a court could find that a professional owes a duty to those persons whom the profe...

The 9th Circuit has been a staunch defender of copyright protections, but it should come as no surprise that the scope of copy...

Claims of intellectual property theft, though a problem, are exaggerated and pose a threat to the extension of the U.S.-China ...

From current time-rounding practices to whether public entities are exempt from certain Labor Code obligations, 2024 promises ...

Recent petitions provide the U.S. Supreme Court a rare opportunity to resolve a conflict between presidential monument designa...

One should not assume that just because a client was injured by a drunk driver, punitive damages are automatically available. ...

The state’s highest court should reverse a recent decision that provides an economic incentive for manufacturers to avoid comp...

Salespersons, many with military backgrounds, present bogus investment opportunities in day trading, commodities and other fak...

The only reason anyone would try to eliminate diversity is because they have issues with it. Most often, those issues stem fro...

There is an argument to be made that Sam Altman should be monitored and controls put into place to prevent unilateral decision...

The bill authorizes a new addition to the Probate Code, Section 5614.5, and could have a substantial impact on California esta...

Assembly Bill 594 adds and amends California Labor Code sections 180, 181, 182, 218, and 226.8 by authorizing “public prosecut...