A Newport Beach-based developer has won a $50.3 million jury verdict in a lawsuit alleging an investment fund cut them out of ...
A divided 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals en banc panel on Monday ruled officers in separate incidents in Hawaii and Washing...
Rick Ross, the lawyer who helped grow the O'Melveny & Myers LLP entertainment practice from Century City, has taken his wo...
Intellectual Property
Internet retailers beat back infringement lawsuit
By Craig Anderson
City of Industry-based Newegg Inc. and Utah-based Overstock.com Inc. on Friday defeated the infringement claims of an Alcatel-...
Real Estate/Development
Newhall Ranch attorney joins law firm
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle
Real estate attorney and development executive Steven Zimmer is the newest addition to real estate and business law firm Gilch...
U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit
Latest 9th Circuit pick may placate conservatives
By John Roemer
An appellate litigation partner at Munger Tolles & Olson LLP in Los Angeles is the latest pick for the 9th U.S. Circuit Co...
O'Melveny & Myers LLP will eliminate 75 staff positions from its U.S. offices over the next month, the firm announced Mond...
A roundup of cases the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review. ...
Gov. Jerry Brown has recently signed legislation allowing a new kind of corporation that can set environmental or social goal...
A rule that for decades has shielded lawyers who advise corporate clients on thwarting unions could be revised to open these c...
Intellectual Property
Apple wins round in patent battle against HTC
By Craig Andersonn
HTC Corp. lost the first round of its patent infringement complaints against Apple Inc., when a U.S. International Trade Commi...
Former Los Angeles City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo is adding another title to his resume: CEO of the Los Angeles County Medica...
A group of visual artists alleges Christie's Inc. has repeatedly failed to pay them a five percent resale royalty as required ...
General Counsel and Executive Vice President of Allstate Insurance Company ...
A roundup of recent M&A and financing activity and the lawyers involved.
California Supreme Court
Plaintiffs' lawyers seek to use stats in Brinker
By Laura Ernden
State Supreme Court justices debate whether trial courts can accept survey and statistical evidence as a method to prove claim...
Vice president and general counsel for Bechtel Corp. San Francisco ...
A Medicaid rate-setting case may provide plaintiffs with a direct right of action under the Supremacy Clause. By Paul Wilson a...
Perspective
Release of one is release of all — but not for much longer
By Sharon Liangn
Inconsistent law as to proportional liability for joint tortfeasors may soon be resolved. By Karen Woodward and Hall Marston o...
These 10 tips can provide women with the leverage needed to grow their practice. By Sally R. Phillips of Legal & HR Strate...
Judges and Judiciary
Court budget cuts translate to eroding access to justice
By Karen Natividadn
With budget cuts already planned for 2012, formulating a contingency plan should be our top priority. By Dana Taschner and Lee...
Two notable bench officers and pillars of the Los Angeles legal community plan to step down from the bench. ...
Following a rash of cyber attacks on major companies, the Securities and Exchange Commission issued guidelines Thursday for ho...
1931-2011 ...
Federal authorities issued a mea culpa to an ex-judge and Arent Fox LLP partner who accused them of wrongly searching his law ...
The Heller Ehrman LLP estate has reached settlements with two law firms and a former client that, if approved, will notch near...
Log Cabin Republicans late Thursday asked a federal appellate panel for a rehearing after the judges vacated a trial court rul...
The former chief financial officer of Pegasus Wireless Corp., a technology company formerly based in Fremont, was sentenced Th...
Elaine Johnson grew up watching her father mete out justice. She vowed early in life to be a judge.
Perspective
Mandatory minimum penalties should not be assessed against public agencies
By Seena Nikravann
Public entities have an arsenal of arguments to fight back against mandatory minimum penalties. By Steven L. Hoch of Brownstei...