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The Good Teacher

Emily E. Vasquez
Judicate West

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In It to Win It

Dignity Law Group APC
Specializes in Criminal, Landlord/Tenant, Personal Injury

MCLE

Supreme Court IP cases to watch in 2025

Dec. 23, 2024

The 2024-2025 Supreme Court term will tackle key intellec...

By Michelle E. Armond, Monica M. Arnold

DOJ playbooks: New covers, same rules?

Dec. 18, 2024

While President-elect Trump has not specifically commente...

By Misa Eiritz, Randy Grossman

Marriage and Bankruptcy with special guest Eliza Ghanooni - Legally Uncensored

Dec. 16, 2024

When financial struggles meet marital breakdowns, the con...


Today's News

Health Care & Hospital Law, California Supreme Court

Justice Goodwin H. Liu wrote for a unanimous court that they must prioritize patient care over price transparency concerns. The decision resolves an appellat...


Obituaries

Guy C. Nicholson, 1955 - to 2024

Dec. 26, 2024
By David Houston

Partner at Ellis George firm remembered for mentorship and humor


The case arose from a 2017 agreement between the plaintiffs Francine Shulman, her sons and the defendants to cultivate cannabis on Shulman's land, splitting ...


Judges and Judiciary, Government

Biden vetoes bill to add more judges

Dec. 26, 2024
By Craig Anderson

The bill's defeat represents a defeat for federal judges, including those in California, who lobbied for its passage.


Education Law, Torts/Personal Injury

In a motion for summary judgement, the school district said it met its obligations for supervising the child who overdosed in a bathroom.


Intellectual Property, Contracts

The case has drawn attention from stakeholders across the music industry.


Columns

Government

Here they go again

Dec. 26, 2024
By Michael M. Berger

The federal government often avoids taking responsibility for actions that affect property owners, leading to prolonged liti...


State Bar & Bar Associations, Letters

State Bar proposed civility rules miss the mark

Dec. 26, 2024
By John P McGill

The proposed civility rules for attorneys are unnecessary, unenforceable, and risk stifling reasonable disagreements, ultimate...


President-elect Donald Trump's recent interest in purchasing Greenland, met with mockery and Denmark's refusal to sell, has sp...



Verdicts & Settlements

Sexual Molestation M.S., a minor by and throug... $46,000,000
Auto v. Auto Gayle Dutton, Barbara Music... $17,476,817
Securities Exchange Act In re: Tintri Inc. Securiti... $7,000,000
Race Discrimination Amy Ayers, Deborah Bates-Pe... $6,225,282
Consumer Protection Maria Tobajian, individuall... $3,300,000
Wage and Hour Kristina Murdock, Noel Huds... $3,000,000
Wage and Hour Joseph Housley v. SonRay So... $2,300,000
Misrepresentation United States of America v.... $2,100,000
Wage and Hour Celene Hernandez v. SenDx M... $400,000
Wage and Hour Caitlin Raymond, et al. v. ... $345,000

On the Move

Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck

Nov. 15, 2024


Tracy Roman joined Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck as counsel in Los Angeles.

Roman advises clients on intellectual property and technology issues, particularly in transactional deals. For more than 25 years, Roman has advised clients on a range of issues, including copyright, trademark, trade secret, patent, privacy and licensing.


Dalton Sprinkle joined Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck as shareholder in Los Angeles.

Sprinkle has extensive experience representing companies and investors in a wide range of transactions, including M&A, venture capital financings, public and private securities offerings, licensing, joint ventures and restructurings.


Josh Armstrong joined Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck as shareholder in Los Angeles.

Armstrong brings more than two decades of experience building, leading and advising multidisciplinary groups responsible for the execution of critical strategic initiatives for high-growth companies through mergers and acquisitions, capital transactions and strategic partnerships.


Ashley Stander joined Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck as an associate in Los Angeles.

Stander's practice focuses on mergers and acquisitions, commercial transactions, general corporate representation and venture capital financing. She works with clients in the technology, software, e-commerce, consumer products and financial services industries.


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A comprehensive directory of estate planning and probate attorneys throughout California.


Daily Appellate Report

Health Care

Capito v. San Jose Healthcare System, LP

Hospitals have no duty under the UCL or CLRA to disclose fees for evaluation and management services (EMS) prior to treating emergency room patients.


Criminal Law and Procedure

Mendez v. Superior Court (People)

Because defendant was also charged with felonies when found mentally incompetent, Penal Code Section 1370.01 was inapplicable, and trial court did not err in denying dismissal of defendan...


Criminal Law and Procedure

People v. Perrot

Parole condition prohibiting sex offender from accessing and using computer devices was narrowly tailored to further compelling state interest of protecting children.


Torts

Woolard v. Regent Real Estate Services

A homeowners association and its management company did not have a duty to involve itself in a dispute between tenants.


Civil Rights

Wiley v. Kern High School District

Parent charged with misdemeanors due to altercation with school law enforcement failed to plead a First Amendment Bane Act claim where she did not specifically allege the content and audi...