Federal criminal filings are down all over California except in the state's San Diego-based Southern District, according to st...

A group of investors in a Dublin, Calif.-based software producer have lodged a proposed class action against the company's exe...

The city of Hercules has settled a $4.1 million lawsuit over redevelopment bond service. Officials say the deal will allow the...

Strategies for avoiding probate litigation in intra-family conflicts. By Elaine Rushing of JAMS ...

Paul Hastings LLP has requested that unfinished business claims against the firm related to the 2003 bankruptcy of Brobeck, Ph...

Another effort to extend expiring renewable energy incentives failed in the U.S. Senate Tuesday. ...

Oracle Corp.'s patent and copyright trial against Google Inc. over the alleged infringement of its Java programming language w...

Momentum is gaining for a handful of private, nonprofit groups that assist people going through programs like drug court or ve...

Seeking to limit what employees say about them on Twitter and Facebook, companies have added a slew of restrictive clauses to ...

After a two-month trial, the only LCD panel maker to fight the government's criminal price-fixing allegations was convicted Tu...

Judge Lisa M. Chung wastes no time on the bench, efficiently handling complex felony cases.

What did Megaupload do to attract a response normally reserved for drug cartels and terrorists? By Tony Falzone of Stanford La...

Among the most dangerous jobs, construction is near the top of the list. Now, a new study warns environmentally sustainable, o...

The IRS has recognized that an indemnification clause is actually a reason to grant innocent spouse status, not deny it. By Mi...

Baker & McKenzie LLP is slated to officially close its San Diego office by the end of March, according to three sources fa...