Plaintiffs attorneys adjust their briefs after the Supreme Court's Stoneridge decision on scheme liability. ...
Tips for small firms on how to make the most of technology. ...
The economy stalls, but the pampering of attorneys persists. ...
California's latest wave of farmworkers are migrants from the indigenous communities of southern Mexico. Increasingly, their c...
After producing three failed television shows, I dived into a midlife crisis and resolved to do what I never did during my ten...
Tips on how to handle the huge challenge of managing e-discovery. ...
The future looks bright for solar lawyers. ...
An individual's native culture can be considered a mitigating circumstance in criminal-defense trials. ...
At its best, practice management software can get everyone in a firm on the same page. But there can be pitfalls. And some att...
How to avoid fatal defects when filing or defending cases under the Consumers Legal Remedies Act. ...
Law firms try a number of strategies to remain jerk-free. ...
Litigation seeking removal of lead paint from local buildings is still making news, but not as an environmental story. Lead pa...
Some California lawyers use a system that catalogs facial movements to help detect deception in the courtroom. ...
With California's electronic-discovery rules still in flux, e-discovery can be a minefield of dos and don'ts for both law firm...
After an eight-year investigation, federal prosecutors in Los Angeles finally got their man. But Bill Lerach is mad as hell, t...
An essay on Chicano lawyers who write. ...
Edward Weiss has one of the best seats in Ticketmaster's house. A weekly conversation with influential state general counsel d...
Last November a federal judge in San Francisco issued a ruling that threatened the existence of Half Moon Bay's city governmen...
A review of The Nuremberg Legacy: How the Nazi War Crimes Trials Changed the Course of History. ...
Elyn Saks discusses law and schizophrenia-from a personal perspective. ...
In a world of consolidating law firms, it may seem that only personal injury firms and generalists can survive as small practi...