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2026-11-06

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Immigration restrictions, war and the changing landscape of family law

Nov. 3, 2026

Immigration restrictions, currency fluctuations and poten...

By Abbas Hadjian

Algorithms, 'addictive' features and age limits: The First Amendment's social media patchwork

Oct. 28, 2026

Federal courts are drawing different First Amendment line...

By Krista L. Baughman

Supremely short sighted

Oct. 28, 2026

The Supreme Court missed two opportunities to remedy the ...

By Michael M. Berger


Today's News

Prosecutors say an El Cerrito man's emails threatening to skin U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer were intended to intimidate the court. His attorney called ...


Data Privacy


Two California drivers accuse Axon of violating state privacy law by collecting motorists' location data without a required public policy, raising questions ...


Civil Rights, Civil Litigation


The departure of the Civil Rights Division chief comes after an aggressive enforcement campaign targeting California universities and state officials, and as...


Civil Litigation


A federal judge reversed her earlier ruling and granted two California tribes a preliminary injunction against Kalshi after the 9th Circuit found they were l...


Former Orbach Huff partner Sharon Suarez seeks court confirmation of a $308,000 arbitration award over her partnership buyout, after receiving payment in ful...


Tesla denies withholding worker data and internal complaints in a racial discrimination case, accusing California civil rights officials of trying to overcom...


Columns

The state suits against OpenAI may yield evidence and safeguards, but public nuisance cannot simply add up private injuries. C...


Constitutional Law

California's gun violence restraining orders offer a constitutionally permissible way to temporarily disarm individuals who po...


AI company valuation spikes complicate divorce proceedings, requiring practitioners to distinguish appreciation driven by the ...



Verdicts & Settlements

Wage and Hour Uber Technologies Wage and ... $272,500,000
Auto v. Pedestrian Carol Dietz, individually a... $41,060,756
Auto v. Auto Alejandra Gutierrez, et al.... $25,000,000
Negligent Supervision Doe 2 - Doe 8 v. Sonora Com... $18,500,000
Unfair Business Practices The People of the State of ... $6,860,000
Wage and Hour Joyce Dempsey and Sylvia Re... $5,700,000
Wage and Hour Dennis Bullard, individuall... $3,750,000
Retaliation Shirin Buckman v. City of L... $1,919,862
Wage and Hour Zachary Del Rio, an individ... $1,900,000
Wage and Hour Christopher Johnson, indivi... $1,750,000

On the Move

Lowenstein Sandler

Oct. 30, 2026


Jason Sanderson joined Lowenstein Sandler as a partner in Palo Alto. The move was Oct. 26, 2026.

Sanderson represents venture-backed companies from pre-seed through exit (often by merger and acquisition), advises venture funds, family offices, and angel investors on their portfolio investments, and has advised investors and companies on more than 1,000 venture capital financings globally. His practice also spans domestic and international M&A of venture-backed companies, including transactions ranging from small tuck-in acquisitions and acqui-hires to mergers in the billions of dollars.


Details

Lowenstein Sandler has 400 attorneys in 6 offices including Palo Alto. Among the law firm’s key practice areas are Investment funds, life sciences, technology & innovation, emerging companies and venture capital. The firm’s website is lowenstein.com

Featured Content


Community News

Former California Supreme Court Justice Martin J. Jenkins and retired appellate Justice Arthur Gilbert discussed judicial independence, legal interpretation and the importance of consensus at the California Supreme Court Historical Society's annual dinner.



Daily Appellate Report

Arbitration, Consumer Law

Bogguess v. Uber Technologies

Uber's public-injunction waiver was unenforceable, and its ambiguous severability clause then kept both public-relief and private-relief claims from being compelled to arbitration.


Criminal Law and Procedure

People v. Savoy

Defendant failed to show disparate sentencing due to race that violated the Racial Justice Act where he provided no evidence of similarly situated defendants or disparate sentencing at th...


Consumer Law

Edson v. Airbnb Payments, Inc.

Airbnb's payment processor is not an escrow holder merely because it holds guests' payments until check-in and retains interest earned on those funds.


Bankruptcy

In re: Vikram Srinivasan

Bankruptcy judges must grant Chapter 13 dismissal requests but may prohibit bad-faith debtors from refiling for more than 180 days.