The Legistlature takes fast action after the U.S. Supreme Court holds that California's determinate-sentencing process is unco...
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Use the Repair function to, you guessed it, fix stuff.
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Here's help in identifying the red-flag items in settlements so you can alert your client—whether a plaintiff or defendant—to ...
A proposal that could affect whether attorneys are permitted to resign with disciplinary charges pending opens old wounds at t...
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Judges' reluctance to alter arbitration awards hasn't stopped some aggrieved parties from asking them for review. Now, three c...
Why we should pay attention to software as a service, and application service providers. By Sandra Rosenzweig
Jitters in your optic nerves? Maybe it's really your browser window.
As the size of the commercial world shrinks, so do the options for a plaintiff to select, or a defendant to challenge, the for...