Osborne Clarke in Palo Alto staffs no U.S. attorneys, but its strong referral network and expertise in Europe has brought it h...

The U.S. Supreme Court's eternal goat, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, wasn't the only circuit to suffer significant re...

A roundup of recent real estate activity and the lawyers involved.

From the recent wave of mergers that have created gargantuan 4,000-lawyer international firms has emerged what some are callin...

Until recently, most high-tech companies have succeeded in defeating product liability claims in the traditional tort world. B...

The Federal Aviation Administration is ever so slowly putting together regulations for commercial drone use. By Doug Griffith ...

Plaintiffs' lawyers could still nab $1.2 million in attorney fees in their lawsuit that accuses the State Bar of unfairly with...

Revelations about delayed benefits for veterans seeking treatment through the Department of Veterans Affairs have garnered nat...

A San Francisco federal judge Tuesday refused to certify a nationwide class of online video watchers claiming Hulu LLC shared ...

Salmon were the victors in a court of appeal decision Thursday that pitted their livelihood against the rights of wine grape g...

Scott A. McPhee is defecting from Morrison & Foerster LLP to join Latham & Watkins LLP as a partner in the firm's fina...

A group of defendants led by Yahoo Inc. secured a stipulated judgment of noninfringement against a subsidiary of Acacia Resear...

Insurance industry representatives found themselves speaking alongside the Consumer Attorneys of California in advocating tha...

New ethics guidelines set to go into next month governing California arbitrators has drawn fire both from leading dispute reso...

Commissioner George Berenson has learned to change courtrooms and assignments with ease.

Across the country, a small but growing corps of law faculty are using the technique or creating courses that include instruct...

While Vergara works its way through the appeals process, AB 215 is waiting for the governor's signature. By Michele M. ...

The decision is an invitation for unions to come to the table and talk seriously about addressing those aspects of collective ...

A California court recently ruled that a dissolved law firm is not entitled to a share of the profits realized by a successor ...

A Southern District trial court got it wrong when deciding a group of truck drivers were properly classified as independent co...

A disgruntled employee crossed the line into extortion when he threatened to expose his boss for criminal malfeasance unless h...

Locke Lord LLP chairwoman Jerry K. Clements, left, joined San Francisco managing partner Matthew K. Blackburn to celebrate the...

SanDisk Corp. made a $1.1 billion bid to bolster its data center business with the acquisition of flash memory technology deve...

California's beleaguered High Speed Rail project may get a $250 million boost from this year's budget. But the plan, which wou...

In a rare settlement of a voting rights case, the Santa Clarita Community College District will now elect board of trustee mem...

The U.S. Supreme Court's upcoming ruling in Riley v. California would not only impact arrests across the country, but could si...

Corporations or associations can hide the identity of individual backers as they collect signatures to place initiatives on th...

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A roundup of recent mergers and acquisitions and financing activity and the lawyers involved.

Rising student debt loads and a tough legal job market are forcing recent law school graduates into difficult choices, as many...