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The California Supreme Court upheld discovery limits in employment arbitration agreements, ruling that lower courts used the w...

The California Supreme Court recently held that a single, severe incident can constitute racial harassment under FEHA, which i...

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The new regulations, which take effect on August Aug. 1, promise to significantly alter the procedures governing Title IX at e...

One of the most troubling aspects of Project 2025 is its proposal for the DOJ to intensify enforcement of the Comstock Act aga...

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The California Civil Code safeguards metro transit violence victims’ rights but lacks preventative measures. Transit employees...

Daniel A. Olivas reviewed his past works during the pandemic and identified love as a recurring theme, leading to the creation...

Ninth Circuit's recent opinion in Whiteside v. Kimberly-Clark Corp. muddies the rule that the court had previously...

California is facing a 10% water supply shortfall by 2040 due to climate change and aging infrastructure. A new regulation req...

Lawyers involved in cases where FRT is used should seek information on how the probe image was edited, if at all, and how many...

The SEC has brought enforcement action against several bidders engaged in mini-tender offers, but the SEC’s dissemination requ...

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The California Court of Appeal ruled against the City of Ontario for attempting to condemn properties near Ontario Internation...

Procedures for issuing and executing warrants in criminal cases, and challenges that can be raised to suppress evidence found ...

Governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, has been criticized for pardoning a man convicted of murder before he was sentenced or his cas...

The court found that Special Counsel was not an “inferior officer” under the Appointments Clause, as opposed to a “principal o...

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A trade association submitted an amicus curiae brief in a case brought by a new digital asset exchange against the SEC, seekin...

In a recent case, street vendors in Los Angeles successfully challenged the city’s onerous regulations, marking their second v...

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The “Great Wealth Transfer” is estimated to transfer trillions of dollars from one generation to the next within 20 years. Est...