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U.S. Supreme Court, Tax,
Supreme Court to decide IRS summons-notice rule for innocent third parties; but why this case?
By Evan J. Davis
When the government knows a law firm caters to a particular type of client – worst case, criminals not known to the government...
California Supreme Court
Why is there a California Supreme Court Historical Society?
By Daniel M. Kolkey
The persuasive attorney and wise jurist recognize that the historical underpinnings of a law, decision, or custom is critical ...
Some partners will be de-equitized, while others will be gently nudged out. We are already seeing an increase in “stealth layo...
Judges and Judiciary, Government
California’s federal bench vacancies have tapered, but there are more seats to fill
By Alex Padilla, Dianne Feinstein
Of the 26 recent vacancies on the federal courts in California, only 11 remain – with nominees pending confirmation in the Sen...
Tax,
Can the IRS summons your bank statements without providing notice?
By Stephen J. Turanchik
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether the IRS may issue a summons seeking an innocent party’s records without pr...
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Regulators and prosecutors are watching closely how company executives respond to data breaches. A team of experts will offer ...
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Featuring: Hon. Kevin R. Culhane (Ret.), Hon. Risë Jones Pichon (Ret.), Hon. Glen M. Reiser (Ret.)
Although most arbitrators apply rules when the contract is silent, some California arbitrators (especially retired California ...
Litigation & Arbitration
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Trials scheduled to resume in Los Angeles County
MCLE
Utilizing the power of requests for admission
Ways to use California’s request for admissions scheme to...
By Robert A. RothResponding to Cybersecurity Breaches (video)
Regulators and prosecutors are watching closely how compa...
Top 5 trusts and estates cases of 2022
There were more Trusts and Estates appellate opinions com...
By Ciarán O’Sullivan