M&A firm claims former VPs stole confidential information
By Jack Needham
CriticalPoint has sued two companies founded by former employees, claiming they continue to use its confidential data to make ...
The dispute focused on compounded ophthalmic medications.
Jury awards $34.9M in post-surgical eyedrops trademark case
By David Houston
The dispute focused on compounded ophthalmic medications.
Veterans' shelter needs outweigh VA budget woes, attorneys say
By Devon Belcher
A federal judge in Los Angeles ordered the VA to construct 100 modular housing units this winter for homeless veterans. The VA...
Orange County judge aims to move calendar but not rush lawyers
DOJ lawyer involved in Jan. 6 prosecutions joins Farella Braun
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
Alexis Loeb was deputy chief of the U.S. Justice Department's Capitol Siege Section, overseeing the coordination of the federa...
SF judge declines to reconsider elder abuse class certification
By Wisdom Howell
City Attorney David Chiu had claimed that the decision to appoint a guardian to represent one of the lead plaintiffs made both...
San Bernardino jury awards nearly $35M in Walmart defamation case
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
Walmart called the verdict "outrageous," and said it "simply does not reflect the straightforward and uncontested facts of thi...
California district court nominees questioned in race to confirmation
By Craig Anderson
Senate Democrats are hurrying to confirm judges by the end of the year, before Republicans take control of the chamber in the ...
Riverside County court announces cutbacks
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
Furloughed staff is one of several measures courts throughout the state are taking to close a $97 million budget cut.
The Bruen and Rahimi decisions have reshaped Second Amendment jurisprudence, clarifying the scope of permissib...
AI facial recognition technology seeks to stamp out retail theft but may falsely accuse shoppers.
Attorneys should help clients identify beneficial owners, gather required information, establish compliance systems, and ensur...
From paid sick leave to disability accommodation, temporary workers are entitled to many of the same benefits as full-time emp...
Judges: New ethics opinion discourages them from election-time defense
By Laurinda Keys
All the publicly posted comments from judges said the opinion's cautions - particularly suggestions that judges have others de...
Growing chorus for state constitutions to be taught in law schools
By Malcolm Maclachlan
Some prominent judges -- including the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice William J. Brenna Jr. --and law professors have tried ...
Judge to sanction Quinn Emanuel partner for witness questions
By Wisdom Howell
U.S. District Judge Edward Chen said he intended to sanction Valerie Lozano, a Los Angeles partner at Quinn Emanuel, for viola...
California Judicial Council names three distinguished service award recipients for 2024
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
Former federal prosecutor joins Ballard Spahr's Los Angeles litigation team
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
Claims dismissed against Brink's sales agent
By Antoine Abou-Diwan
The plaintiffs accused the defendant of advising them to understate the value of their goods before they were placed in an arm...
The nominees who advanced were Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Anne Hwang and State Bar Court Judge Cynthia Valenzuela...
Jury rules LAPD not liable for BLM protestor's injuries
By Skyler Romero
The plaintiff had claimed that "less lethal" munitions used by LAPD officers were responsible for injuries he suffered during ...
Zuniga v. City of Los Angeles et al.
By Skyler Romero
Senate Bill 824 prohibits insurers from canceling or nonrenewing policies for properties in or near wildfire-affected areas fo...
The California Supreme Court is weighing EpicentRx, Inc. v. Superior Court, a case that could let shareholders ...