TikTok moves state's consumer suit to federal court
By Craig Anderson
Daniel M. Petrocelli, a partner with O'Melveny & Myers LLP, argued in a motion Wednesday that California's lawsuit relied ...
Kathi Vidal, formerly Winston & Strawn's managing director, will be replaced by the office's deputy director from mid-Dece...
Attorney facing sanctions, along with client, calls it 'heartbreaking' blow
By Devon Belcher
Judicial Council's 2025 focus: more judges, money, court reporters
By Malcolm Maclachlan
Despite Gov. Gavin Newsom appointing new judges at a rapid clip, there were 89 vacancies on superior courts as of Nov. 1.
Orange County judge gives 'grace and guidance' to trial attorneys
The Corporate Transparency Act went into effect on Jan. 1, 2024, requiring nonexempt entities to file a Beneficial Owner Infor...
Hochman's "hard middle" platform may allow federal agencies and prosecutors in the region to focus on broader, more complex ma...
The Second Amendment, which protects the right to keep and bear arms, was originally intended to preserve state militias used ...
Brentwood law firm to flex muscles for women's charity
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
Donors can pledge contributions based on the total pounds lifted by participants, with a penny-per-pound minimum suggestion.
San Diego County Bar Association elects 2025 leaders
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
The board will be sworn in at the annual Stepping Up to the Bar reception on Dec. 6.
Consumer attorney raises alarm on non-consolidation clauses
By Jack Needham
Speaking at the Consumer Attorneys of California convention in San Francisco, Elizabeth J. Cabraser called the clauses "basica...
Split circuit affirms OpenAI Inc as senior holder of mark
By Craig Anderson
The 9th Circuit ruled 2-1 affirming U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers of Oakland, who granted the preliminary injunct...
Litigator who won historic cases was committed to equality, rule of law
Care court is not conservatorship, Alameda County judge explains
By Wisdom Howell
After the program was initially challenged by organizations such as Disability Rights California as "unconstitutional," the pu...
The uncertainty over when and how those raids might play out prompted employers to reach out to their lawyers for advice on ho...
New consumer attorneys leader wants to return honor, integrity and civility to plaintiffs' bar
By Malcolm Maclachlan
Geoffrey Wells, incumbent president of the Consumer Attorneys of California says the civil justice system is the only way to h...
Farm family's financial woes may mean trouble for Central Valley
By Malcolm Maclachlan
In a complaint filed this week, U.S. Bank National Association claimed several family members and associated trusts breached t...
$164M Riverside jury verdict for apparel supplier driven out of business
By Devon Belcher
Following a two-month trial in Riverside County Superior Court, Bird Marella Rhow Lincenberg Drooks & Nessim LLP partners ...
Disputes over shuttered abortion clinic won't be consolidated
By Antoine Abou-Diwan
DuPont Clinic claims landlord Douglas Emmett and the city of Beverly Hills caved to anti-abortion protesters following the U.S...
Local students excel at Blank Rome's annual adopt-a-center business competition
By Douglas Saunders Sr.
After Frontier Airlines Flight 1326's emergency landing, 190 passengers face a legal battle over emotional distress and aviat...
The California Court of Appeal's ruling challenges traditional collateral source rule protections and shapes future litigati...
Robert Hamilton's career trying cases now helps him resolve disputes, lawyers say.
Attorneys for Lendlease Construction Inc. argued in opening remarks that Mickey Cheng and Edward Chen, executives for Los Ange...
Judge issues injunction against Oakland airport name change
By Wisdom Howell
While the name change wasn't intentionally deceptive, it would likely cause harm to San Francisco International Airport's bran...
VA wins stay on 100 urgent shelters but not future housing obligations
By Devon Belcher
The 9th Circuit stayed an order for 100 immediate shelters for veterans in West LA while a district judge denied a stay of oth...
NLRB rules captive audience meetings unlawful
By Antoine Abou-Diwan
The NLRB noted that an employer may hold meetings with workers to express its views on unionization if the meeting is voluntar...
Justices skeptical of Nvidia's argument in crypto sales boost case
By Craig Anderson
Nvidia's company leaders couldn't track revenues from cryptocurrency mining because the data didn't exist, Neal K. Katyal, a p...
Appeals Court upholds dismissal of taxpayer lawsuit over San Diego's 101 Ash Street
By Douglas Saunders Sr.