The new San Diego Law Library Partnership Program offers businesses the opportunity to host educational programs and receive o...
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear a class-action suit against big media companies over the industry practice o...
Labor/Employment
In developing employment lawsuits, Brinker brings clarity
By Laura Hautalan
The Brinker decision has helped plaintiffs' attorneys hone their allegations against three particular employer behaviors: auto...
Law Practice
San Diego-based firm adds six attorneys, boosts practice areas
By Ameera Buttn
Six attorneys joined Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLP late last month in its San Diego and Del Mar Heights offices...
After roughly nine months of stalled negotiations, 265 disgruntled employees at San Francisco County Superior Court have reach...
Reinforcements are on the way for the embattled Los Angeles County Probation Department.
This election cycle, California lawyers are choosing to give legally limited donations directly to candidates and political pa...
If you ask your lawyer to obtain your foreign bank records, your lawyer generally can't be forced to hand them over to the IRS...
For now, districts should be permitted to continue efforts to use data-driven analysis to evaluate teachers without the inform...
California Supreme Court
California Supreme Court issues decision in apparent rescue mission case
By Emily Green
The court reinstated the conviction of a man who killed his son in the process of "play wrestling" with him. It was the second...
California Supreme Court
State high court supports disclosure after whirlwind weekend of activity
By Emily Green
The state Supreme Court justices needed less than 20 minutes to decide, unanimously, to compel an Arizona group to identify th...
Employees at San Francisco County Superior Court have reached a contract agreement that included several concessions from cour...
In back-to-back arguments Monday over who owns the 80-year-old Superman character — DC Comics or the two comic strip writers w...
General counsel across the country are taking new measures to bring down costs, according to a survey released Monday by Altma...
A roundup of recent mergers and acquisitions and financing activity and the lawyers involved.
Corporate
Venture-backed companies providing more data to investors, survey finds
By David Ruiz
Venture capital-backed U.S. companies have begun to share more "key metric" data, according to a report last week by Wilson So...
A district court judge in Wisconsin made good Monday on her threat to cancel an anticipated trial between Apple Inc. and Googl...
A federal judge in Los Angeles intends to delay the high-profile acquisition of investment management firm TCW Group Inc. by p...
Law Practice
Legal sector posts gains, according to latest jobs report
By Alexandra Schwappach
Intellectual property work continues to be in high demand throughout California and the nation.
U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit
Arizona's restrictive abortion law gets skeptical reception before 9th Circuit panel
By John Roemer
Arizona's unusually restrictive abortion law got a hostile reception Monday at oral argument before the 9th U.S. Circuit Court...
Judges, judicial branch staff and trial courts craft document urging vendors to bid to replace courts' aging filing systems.
The federal appeals court today will hear oral arguments on the never-ending fight over who owns the 80-year-old superhero. ...
While the result was positive for employers, the board failed to draw clear lines as to what speech is and is not protected. B...
Assisting proposed business partners to avoid conflicts is a service that is in increasing demand, particularly from a corpora...
Child abandonment is a crime, but abandoning custodial rights is not. In fact, such irresponsible parents cannot even be held ...
Juxtaposed with our current system of campaign finance, the Inzunza case leaves the public with contempt for that system. By D...
Litigation
SF man wins $6 million in damages against asbestos company
By Laura Hautalan
A San Francisco man won $6 million in punitive damages Friday in a jury trial against frequent asbestos defendant Kaiser Gypsu...
Government
Advocacy group launches competitor to U.S. News law school rankings
By Don Debenedictisn
The Law School Transparency group hopes to undercut U.S. News & World Report rankings with a new online service to help st...
Intellectual Property
Supreme Court to consider whether trademark owners can drop cases to avoid invalidity finding
By Rachelswan
The U.S. Supreme Court will consider arguments today about whether trademark owners can withdraw those marks after they alread...
Venture capital investing decreased 12 percent in dollars and 5 percent in number of deals compared to the previous quarter, a...