If you were a gay ex-Marine, ex-porn star lawyer turned author, would you tell your firm your secrets? By Rich Merritt
A roundtable with Blue Shield California, Littler Mendelson, Morrison & Foerster, and Oracle.
What is it like to watch a man you sent to prison be put to death? Twenty-five years after young prosecutor James Ardaiz secur...
A pop-up shade blocks daylight glare from your digital camera's view screen. By Sandra Rosenzweig ...
A roundtable with Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis; Nossaman Guthner & Elliot; and Wendel Rosen Black & ...
Gaps in case law and ethics rules force lawyers to navigate uncharted waters when representing corporate clients with potentia...
A federal case presents competing—and possibly irreconcilable—arguments under the First Amendment. By Bill Blum ...
The ten-year anniversary of the proposition to ban race- and gender-based preferences in public contracting, employment, and e...
Illegal immigration may be one of the hottest issues around. But what happens when a lawyer starts going after the companies t...
The doctrine of sovereign immunity isn't what it used to be for Indian tribes. By Peter Byrne ...
Defense attorneys discover the Internet. By Ben Topkins ...
What makes small firms successful? Attorneys throughout the state discuss their practices and the challenges faced by firms wi...
Reviews of George W. Bush versus The U.S. Constitution and Anonymous Lawyer. By Stephen F. Rohde and Nina Schuy...
How to find a disappeared Outlook attachment. By Sandra Rosenzweig
An invention of necessity, the use of contract appearances has grown and flourished of late. Here are tips for hiring attorney...
By Peter Allen
Plucked from (relative) obscurity to be a legal pundit on TV: Wake me when it's over. By Dean Johnson
Activist hedge funds—and their lawyers—are giving public companies fits by using shareholder voting power to force changes aim...
From among technological developments for the past year, these are a few of my favorite things. By Sandra Rosenzweig
A debate over whether to make continuing education mandatory for judges reaches a boiling point. By Susan E. Davis ...
Advertising in the age of the Internet. By Kevin Livingston ...
When the country's most famous private investigator was charged with illegal wiretapping in February, it gave the Hollywood el...
Ever wonder how to survive the terrible flights, lumpy beds, and exhaustion that seem to accompany business travel? Some of Ca...
Commuting between Sausalito and Kathmandu. By Laura McClure ...
The documentary that was born of a legal settlement. By Chuleenan Svetvilas ...
A growing number of IP firms are turning to the International Trade Commission to stop patent-infringing imports. By Steve Sei...
California's newest federal public defenders. By Malaika Costello-Dougherty ...