As the asset-light business model for hotel companies has become de rigueur, long-term management contracts have taken on incr...

“What am I supposed to do, just die in prison?” I was seated just outside the dilapidated holding cell adjacent to the courtro...

So am I going to go ahead with my novel? I’m thinking about it.

To produce sufficient food and fiber to feed California, the nation and the world, Central Valley farmers use synthetic and o...

From ancient times, people have erected statues celebrating significant figures of their eras. As times change, such monuments...

Imagine being a teenage girl and locked up in a juvenile detention facility. Now imagine being sexually assaulted up to 10 tim...

Mediators persist in efforts to rebuild and renew. The destroyers and innovative creators of the last 856 years in the evolvin...

There’s a legitimate debate about how best to balance public coastal access with private property rights. But there should be ...

Yet another example of the sacrifices military families make

On April 17, the Southern California Chinese Lawyers Association will celebrate its Forty Fourth Anniversary at a dinner at th...

“Our Selma” is an apt description of this person we so love and respect. This affectionate possessive was how retired Supreme ...

New York did it. San Francisco and Newark did it. Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Connecticut and other jurisdictions are considerin...

This article provides background on polyfluoroalkyl substances, highlights recent regulatory developments and raises, as yet, ...

Manufacturers may soon find themselves back in the hot seat after a March 14 decision from the Connecticut Supreme Court.

Brenda F. Harbin-Forte, a judge on the Alameda County Superior Court, has researched and written about African-American women ...

Gov. Gavin Newsom made history by declaring a moratorium on executions in California and even tweeting out images of the execu...

The 9th Circuit recently upheld a Santa Monica ordinance regulating short-term rentals companies. This decision is a win not j...

The Bible may say, “No one can serve two masters.” But do these words of wisdom apply to the Sixth Amendment’s right to counsel?

A July 2017 paper on quantum mechanics suggests the future influences the present. Our Supreme Court appears to have to come t...

The new tax law created an incentive program which encourages investors to make long-term financial investments in opportunity...

The opioid problem is monstrous and tentacular. Litigation is a critically important component of the response to the crisis: ...

The funds may be used to defray the travel expenses of law students and graduate students needing to access archival materials...

In the battle between desire for public access and environmental preservation, respecting property rights is the best solution

When I use commas, it’s so the reader can take a break.

In September, California became the first state to ban the sale of most cosmetics tested on animals. The passage of Senate Bil...

On Wednesday, in the first part of this series I urged dissolving barriers among members of the legal profession. Here, I note...

The Patent Office’s new guidance aims to upend the Supreme Court’s decision in Alice v. CLS Bank on two fronts.

Congress never intended to allow these fees to be set so high.

Trial judges and appellate justices rarely interact across their courts. Judges and lawyers have sporadic, desultory contact a...

Attorneys may be surprised to learn that there is no clear roadmap when it comes to employing the cost-shifting mechanisms of ...