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Health Care & Hospital Law, Government
Veterans Benefits decision raises contention over legislative intent
By Sarah Gross
Clear and unmistakable error is not defined in the statute, and efforts to parse the legislative intent have muddied the alrea...
U.S. Supreme Court, Education Law, Civil Rights
Pay to Pray or Pray to Play?
By Mitchell Keiter
The Supreme Court decided Carson v. Makin (20-1088) yesterday, holding Maine violated parents' Free Exercise rights by excludi...
Some of my colleagues from the plaintiff’s bar have been quick to point out a potential silver lining in the outcome. I think ...
U.S. Supreme Court, California Supreme Court
The secret to SCOCA’s consensus
By Stephen M. Duvernay, David A. Carrillo
U.S. Supreme Court, Constitutional Law
California’s End of Life Option Act in Alito’s cites and sights
By Arthur G. Svenson
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Advantages of using a judge pro tem
Parties use a judge pro tem to ensure a decision maker is knowledgeable in the law applicable to the dispute as well as having...
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Trials scheduled to resume in Los Angeles County
MCLE
de-SPAC mergers facing increased scrutiny
Over the last year and a half we have seen an increased v...
By Josh DuClos, James Heyworth, Charlotte K. NewellThe United States and California Supreme Courts are not on the same page
Now, the California rule rests on a shaky frame: The lead...
By Marc D. AlexanderSEC suffers judicial setbacks for administrative hearings
These decisions will likely bring most SEC administrative...
By Kenneth Herzinger, Nicolas Morgan, Thomas A. Zaccaro