A roundup of recent merger and acquisition and financing activity and the lawyers involved.

In January, the FDA announced that it will be reviewing caramel coloring of several soft drinks. But why? By Peter Arhangelsky...

The recent arrest of bitcoin exchanger Charlie Shrem makes it clear that the federal government is not yet convinced about the...

An organization of criminal defense attorneys is pushing state legislation to address prosecutors' failure disclose potentiall...

Appellate court declines to review class certification of 110,000 workers seeking damages for missed breaks. ...

The partner who launched Kirkland & Ellis LLP's Los Angeles corporate practice has decamped to Winston & Strawn LLP, c...

The settlement came in a case in which the plaintiff, transplant surgeon Dr. Hootan Roozrokh, sued two former supervising surg...

The lawyer defending a judge charged with pushing and injuring a woman in a fight over dog waste tried Friday to paint the wom...

Every now and then, Thomas H. Bienert Jr. sees a news story about an Orange County business or resident going to trial in Oran...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced it has reached an $11 million settlement with a shuttered fireworks company...

The San Francisco-based video game developer announced the purchase of NaturalMotion, a mobile game maker based in Oxford, Eng...

Agency confirms it's looking into Lacy T.'s allegations that the team pays its cheerleaders $5 an hour. ...

The closure is the latest in a handful of departures from San Diego - what some experts say suggests a flat lateral market and...

A rare three-page veto by Gov. Jerry Brown last fall killed a bill that would've extended the statute of limitations in child ...

Cheryl Chun Meegan enjoys making an impact in her judicial work by relating to people.

A weekly roundup of lateral attorney moves, law firm office openings and partner promotions from around California.

Judge Jon Tigar is known for tentative rulings in which he brings up cases not cited by lawyers.

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Legal professionals and city leaders met Wednesday for the third annual Real Estate and Law Symposium, held at Stanford Univer...

There's much to read about what type of attorney conduct leads to malpractice claims. But what about the client? By Steven W. ...

There are very few cases in which it is impossible for any email data to be forensically retrieved or restored. By Daniel B. G...

"What Works for Women at Work," by Joan C. Williams and Rachel Dempsey, is a comprehensive guide for navigating office politic...

Landowners routinely have to give up something to obtain a discretionary permit. And while there are limits, those limits only...

Chuck Reed said his only recourse for changing the language is to sue. The ballot measure aims in part to make certain parts o...

The 56th annual Grammy Awards came to Los Angeles Sunday, and a number of the city's law firms joined in the festivities by th...

Smaller county courts across the state stand to benefit from changes to a workload-based funding allocation method that the Ju...

The Justice & Diversity Center of The Bar Association of San Francisco kicked off its 2014 "It Starts With A Day" communit...

Eric D. Vandevelde has moved to the Los Angeles office of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP as of counsel, the firm announced Th...

California prosecutors and defense attorneys hailed separate moves by the U.S. Justice Department and the Senate Thursday to l...