Judicial Profile
Judge Lee W. Tsao embraces new challenges in Norwalk courtroom
MCLE
Reflecting on spontaneous statements
The welter of exceptions to the Rule against Hearsay—besi...
By Ashfaq G. ChowdhuryCriminal history shouldn’t stand in the way of employment
Employers should review their application forms and inter...
By JJ JohnstonHow do criminal domestic violence cases affect family law and DVPA actions?
A parallel criminal domestic violence case can have a sig...
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Tax
Trial challenging FTB's minimum tax law set for December
By Wisdom Howell
The California Franchise Tax Board's interpretation of what constitutes a company "doing business" in the state is being challenged as too broad.
Data Privacy
Gascon's deputy charged with misuse of police officer data
By Malcolm Maclachlan
According to a Wednesday news release from Bonta's office, the charges against Diana Teran date back to 2018 when she was Constitutional Policing Advisor at ...
Intellectual Property
Car part manufacturer accused of violating judge's trademark ruling
By Devon Belcher
WheelImage Corp. claimed two of its former employees violated a nondisclosure agreement and shared confidential manufacturing techniques and technology to de...
Judges and Judiciary
Three judges nominated to Central District
By Craig Anderson
The timeline for nominations is growing increasingly short in an election year.
Columns
Law Practice
Elevating your practice: Strategic funnel management for lawyers
By George Brandon
The eleven stages that guide law firms through the process of converting potential leads into loyal clients.
U.S. Supreme Court, Administrative/Regulatory
The fourth time is a charm
By Michael M. Berger
The United States Supreme Court has ruled that the Takings Clause does not distinguish between legislative and administrative ...
California Supreme Court
The meaning of ‘disclosure’ under whistleblower retaliation claims has expanded
By Matthew J. Matern , Julieta Hernandez
The California Supreme Court has expanded the interpretation of “disclose” under California’s whistleblower protection statute...
Verdicts & Settlements
Premises Liability | Ismael Soto Luna v. City of... | $22,596,875 |
Wage and Hour | In re: United Airlines Wage... | $12,000,000 |
Race Discrimination | Glenn Harper v. The Regents... | $7,200,000 |
Misrepresentation | United States of America v.... | $7,000,000 |
Wage and Hour | Alfonso Moreno, individuall... | $2,200,000 |
Wage and Hour | Candon Lovett, Kennith Booz... | $1,100,000 |
Breach of Contract | Milos Product Tanker Corpor... | $1,054,456 |
Wage and Hour | Roxanne Welcker, as an indi... | $302,652 |
Wage and Hour | Rafael Guevara Sanchez, ind... | $275,000 |
Wage and Hour | Hector Chavez, an individua... | $200,000 |
Attorney Profiles
On the Move
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Will Wagner as Shareholder in Sacramento from Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP.
Featured Content
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Alternative Dispute Resolution
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Community News
Community News
LAUSD students learn about civil jury trials in mock trial event
By Jack Needham
The program aimed to introduce students to the Seventh Amendment and the right to a civil jury trial, while also exposing them...
Special Reports
Top Family Lawyers 2024
The annual list of the best California attorneys handling divorce and custody matters.
Daily Appellate Report
Criminal Law and Procedure
People v. Cunningham
Trial court correctly denied defendant relief under Penal Code Section 1172.6 (felony murder resentencing), which does not encompass the "provocative act" theory of murder.
Employment Law
LaMarr v. The Regents of the University of California
Because intent to terminate was never issued and employer's demotion was voluntary, substantial evidence supported that employee was not entitled to *Skelly* hearing.
Labor Law, Administrative Agencies
National Labor Relations Board v. Siren Retail Corp.
National Labor Relations Board regional director acted within his discretion when he ordered mail-ballot election to select union representative where health data showed increase in COVID...
Civil Procedure
Vines v. O'Reilly Auto Enterprises
Trial court erred in granting interest on attorneys' fees award from the date of the original judgment, rather than the new judgment after reversal on appeal.
Arbitration, Health Care
Dougherty v. U.S. Behavioral Health Plan
Because company providing behavioral health services was not a health care service plan, it need not meet Health and Safety Code Section 1363.1's disclosure requirements to enforce arbitr...