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MCLE
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Civil Rights
Individual law professor could be liable under Unruh Act, panel finds
By Skyler Romero
Experts said the ruling could reshape disability for volunteers and educators. UC Irvine School of Law professor Rachel Moran said the court left unresolved ...
Entertainment & Sports
Pac-12, Mountain West reach tentative settlement in realignment fight
By Daniel Schrager
The Pac-12 and Mountain West conferences said they reached an agreement in principle to resolve litigation over the departure of five Mountain West schools t...
Civil Rights
LA judge admonished over remarks about prospective jurors' English
By Laurinda Keys
California's judicial discipline commission publicly admonished Los Angeles Judge Susan Bryant-Deason over remarks to prospective jurors with limited English...
Land Use
Huntington Beach hit with first major penalties under new housing law
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
A San Diego judge ordered Huntington Beach to pay $160,000 in sanctions for violating California housing laws, marking the first major enforcement action und...
SEC Chairman Paul S. Atkins announced the agency is abandoning its longstanding "no-deny" settlement policy, which had faced growing constitutional challenge...
Torts/Personal Injury
3 social media giants settle with first bellwether plaintiff ahead of addiction trial
By Daniel Schrager
Snap, TikTok and YouTube settled with the first bellwether plaintiff in the sprawling social media addiction multidistrict litigation days before trial, leav...
Columns
Civil Procedure
California's SB 235: Key provisions, strategic impact and what to know before 2027 sunset
By Brent Owen, Annie Ticknor
With less than a year before its Jan. 1, 2027, sunset, California's mandatory disclosure law under SB 235 has reshaped state c...
Military Law
A decorated veteran, a hidden informant and a wrongful conviction
By William M. Paparian
Elmer "Geronimo" Pratt's case shows how political targeting and hidden informants can destroy an innocent man--and why the jus...
Civil Rights
Louisiana v. Callais weakens Voting Rights Act and opens door to partisan redistricting
By Erwin Chemerinsky
Louisiana v. Callais guts key protections of the Voting Rights Act by narrowing Section 2 and enabling partisan redist...
Verdicts & Settlements
| Conversion | Joseph Taylor, Edward Mlaka... | $135,000,000 |
| Public Nuisance | Placer County Water Agency ... | $80,000,000 |
| Fraud | Federal Trade Commission v.... | $17,000,000 |
| Assault and Battery | Jane Doe v. Roe 1 District,... | $9,000,000 |
| Consumer Protection | Carl Cordell, individually ... | $7,250,000 |
| Wage and Hour | Jefferson Garcia, an indivi... | $4,000,000 |
| Dangerous Condition of Public Property | Joshua Huber v. State of Ca... | $2,300,000 |
| Wage and Hour | Ivorya Geneve v. Mikuni Res... | $2,250,000 |
| Whistleblower Retaliation | Victoria Adams v. County of... | $1,950,000 |
| Wage and Hour | Jennifer Montoya and Juan G... | $1,500,000 |
On the Move
Hahn & Hahn LLP
Ramez Krishnan joined Hahn & Hahn LLP as a partner in Pasadena. The move was April 27, 2026.
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Daily Appellate Report
Criminal Law and Procedure
Nuanmanee v. Superior Court (People)
Dismissal was required in misdemeanor case where trial was delayed beyond the speedy-trial statutory period due to the court's administrative policies, which did not constitute good cause.
Labor Law, Arbitration
Dept. of Human Resources v. California Correctional Peace Officers
Because arbitrator's award did not conflict with explicit public policy or improperly displace State Personnel Board authority, trial court erred in correcting the award.
Criminal Law and Procedure
People v. Lopez-Tapia
Defendant was not entitled to presumptive lower term sentence where evidence showed he had experience childhood trauma but not that his trauma had contributed to the commission of his off...
Real Property
Apartment Assn. of Los Angeles v. City of Los Angeles
Because Los Angeles's eviction-threshold ordinance created a substantive limitation on eviction rather than an impermissible procedural barrier, it was not preempted by California's unlaw...
Criminal Law and Procedure
People v. Wilmot
Jury instruction that limited the offense of voluntary manslaughter to unintentional killing erroneously limited jury's latitude to rule on lesser included offense.