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On Veterans Day, we honor Tony Bennett, a beloved music icon and World War II veteran who faced the harsh realities of combat ...

California Gov. Newsom vetoes AB 3129, stopping new restrictions on private equity and hedge fund-backed healthcare deals but ...

Nathan Hochman ran a disciplined campaign, leveraging Gascon's unpopularity and securing significant fundraising and endorseme...

California's latest film and television tax credit proposal aims to boost production, but can it compete with other states and...

Exploring the probate implications of Shakespeare's "King Lear," drawing parallels with a real historical case and examining m...

Members of the military and lawyers have a duty to challenge orders that contravene the fundamental obligation to support and ...

Pursuing early settlement of disputes allows parties to maintain control over the process and outcome, reducing reliance on ov...

Special interests, including major retailers and the California Correctional Peace Officers Association, are pushing Propositi...

The experimental bar exam awards up to 40 points for strong performance on pre-tested Kaplan questions, using a statistically ...

The Ex Parte Loophole: California courts likely will adopt an exception to malicious prosecution requirements which otherwise...

Balancing business needs with employees' rights to engage in protected concerted activity is essential to maintaining a positi...

Knowing the difference between these classifications is not only a matter of compliance; it's fundamental to maintaining a fai...

Small businesses with lean budgets can maximize efficiency by adopting a tiered approach to compliance obligations.

Proposition 36, a ballot measure funded by retailers, aims to change state law to classify a person's third theft and third dr...

Issuing a Form 1099 to a client can result in the client receiving multiple forms for the same settlement, complicating their...

The charges against Diana Teran could deter prosecutors from fulfilling their ethical responsibilities, potentially leading to...

The Government argues that Trump's actions were in his unofficial capacity as a candidate, using private actors and campaign i...

Despite recent political and legal challenges, many organizations still value DEI initiatives, though some have scaled back or...

Anya Nelson reflects on the legacy of her great-grandfather, Judge Thomas L. Griffith Jr. - a pioneering figure in the Los Ang...

AB 2016 amends the California Probate Code, changing how successors manage a decedent's real property, specifically affecting ...

The Department of Justice, along with eight state attorneys general, filed a complaint against RealPage for using software tha...

The visit highlighted the commitment of the magistrates to justice reform, including oral hearings and increased transparency,...

The amended California Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) introduces significant changes and new provisions, including the E...

The Supreme Court is set to review a case challenging a Texas law that requires commercial pornographic websites to verify the...

The court's ruling aims to significantly reduce veteran homelessness and improve access to medical care, though implementation...

The American Bar Association's Pro Bono Week emphasizes the goal for lawyers to provide 50+ hours of pro bono work yearly. Sta...

The California Supreme Court has rejected a proposal for a Practical Bar Exam (PBE) as a method of licensure, citing procedura...

Recent cases show conflicting interpretations about whether presumptively invalid reasons can be used to justify excusal, with...