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A riddle (almost) as old as California
By Brian M. Hoffstadt
How many judges does it take to finally adjudicate a claim or issue in a case that goes up on appeal?
The road to success for in-house counsel is not about how to survive this corporate jungle, but rather, how to make your mark.
Podcasts
Considering Kavanaugh
Three guests offer a range of views on the potential next U.S. Supreme Court justice, Brett Kavanaugh. Justin Walker (UL Brand...
Featured Content
In this checklist, JAMS mediator Louis M. Marlin provides the practitioner with some actions and considerations to help succes...
9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Civil Litigation, U.S. Supreme Court
Class Action Roundtable
Experts discuss the latest developments in ascertainability, Article III standing, and proposed amendments to Rule 23.
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Delivering 171,00 new homes over eight years calls for doubling San Diego County's current production levels (while at the sam...
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Public Law Center raises $775K at Volunteers for Justice Dinner
By Matthew Sanderson
Among the honorees, O’Melveny & Myers LLP was awarded Law Firm of the Year.
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A riddle (almost) as old as California
How many judges does it take to finally adjudicate a clai...
By Brian M. HoffstadtAn Epic shadow over PAGA
It will take time before there is a definitive decision a...
By Edward F. Donohue IIIDiscipline Report
Discipline Report
July 2018
Recent attorney disbarments, suspensions, probations, and public reprovals in California.
Discipline Report
June 2018
Recent attorney disbarments, suspensions, probations, and public reprovals in California.
Discipline Report
May 2018
Recent attorney disbarments, suspensions, probations, and public reprovals in California.