Cisco Systems appealed the European Commission's approval of Microsoft's acquisition of Skype months after the deal closed and...
Books
Sex matters: Legal strategies and alliance building in the intersex community
By Michael Leen
The role that legal institutions can play in protecting the rights of people with an intersex condition. By Julie Greenberg of...
When Patrick A. Long isn't crafting settlements, he spends much of his time chipping away at what he likes to call the great A...
The uncomfortable resurgence of the responsible corporate officer doctrine. By Mike Emmick of Sheppard Mullin Richter & Ha...
The American Wind Energy Association announced Thursday that it was not able to get a much sought-after tax credit extension t...
After reports that mobile applications, including Twitter, were accessing information from users' address books, frustrated pr...
Litigation
Former women wrestlers settle with UC Davis for $1.35 million
By Saul Sugarman
Three former UC Davis women wrestlers announced a $1.35 million settlement Thursday in what may be the first suit to ever go t...
San Francisco-based Yelp Inc. disclosed it will pay Cooley LLP $1.2 million in legal fees and expenses in connection with its ...
Court battles over a wide-ranging San Bernardino County government corruption scandal are stacking up, with lawyers filing a p...
Merger talks between Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP and Fulbright & Jaworski LLP, appear to have slowed down accordin...
California Supreme Court
Death penalty foes seek support of civil practitioners
By Laura Ernden
Death penalty foes are preparing to mount an aggressive campaign to persuade voters to ditch what they see as a multi-billion ...
In tough cases, Judge Donald Alvarez takes steps to ensure the record is robust for eventual appeals.
Senior vice president, business and legal affairs for Image Entertainment Inc. Chatsworth ...
Appellate Practice
When and how should you appeal that arbitration order
By Michael Leen
What every practitioner should look for when deciding whether an arbitration issue is appealable. By Anna M. Grignon and Paul ...
Some federal and state judges who oversee class actions have turned against so-called "professional objectors" but do these l...
Criminal
Report supports shift of juvenile offenders from state to counties
By Henry Meier
An independent report released Wednesday generally supports Gov. Jerry Brown's proposal to do away with the state's Department...
Two Vietnamese restaurants in San Francisco will pay eight workers a combined $316,000 in back wages to settle an investigatio...
Law firms may find this year to be even more difficult to boost profitability than 2009, when the legal industry had to recali...
Long Beach City Council voted 8-1 on Tuesday to ban medical marijuana dispensaries, a move many see as symbolic of local gover...
Perspective
Health benefits: new W-2 reporting requirements for employers
By Michael Leen
The IRS instructs employers on how to report health benefits for same-sex couples and other employees. By Douglas W. Schwartz ...
Corporate
Amendment to state law governing shareholder distributions
By Karen Natividadn
AB 571 modernizes and simplifies shareholder distribution requirements for California corporations. By Nikole Varvitsiotis of ...
A Carlsbad-based biotechnology company must pay $52 million in damages for infringing patents on genetics analysis technology,...
Criminal
Economic espionage defendant reaches out to UC Berkeley professor
By Jill Redhage
An Orinda businessman indicted for spying for China has an ally outside his defense counsel: a UC Berkeley professor and civil...
Driver distractions are the leading cause of the majority of vehicle crashes and near-crashes. By Lincoln D. Bandlow of Lathro...
Proxy access bylaw proposals on ballots - an isolated event or a new trend? By Steven B. Stokdyk of Latham & Watkins LLP ...