Paul Weiss in Washington, D.C. made a cross-country grab for a federal prosecutor from Los Angeles in an effort to build its w...

Legal jobs fell by the wayside in the month of June, continuing a nationwide trend of higher unemployment levels in both priva...

The decline of pro bono work in 2010 was not only caused by greed, industry insiders say, but by a few ways the practice has b...

The discovery master in the Bratz doll fight has recommended that the doll manufacturer, MGA Entertainment Inc., receive $108 ...

John P. Vander Feer renders quick decisions, lawyers said, but you'd better keep him informed.

A string of Nevada district court rulings dismissing lawsuits by a Las Vegas-based copyright enforcer that works with newspape...

Paul Weiss in Washington, D.C. made a cross-country grab for a federal prosecutor from Los Angeles in an effort to build its w...

After cancelling "One Life to Live" and "All My Children," ABC announced they woill be reborn online through an unusual licens...

As the number of entry-level jobs for lawyers a big firms continues to slide, small and midsize firms are stepping in to take...

The government's grant of political asylum to Heydi Ojeda Cachon on social group membership grounds could signal a change in f...

Polsinelli Shughart PC picked up Lisa Greer Quateman and her team of five attorneys from Quateman LLP for the firm's new Los A...

William Randolph Wahl III, 41, Scottsdale, Ariz., was disbarred following his disbarment in Arizona for practicing law while s...

General Counsel for Tesla Motors Inc. Palo Alto ...

Judge James E. Horan says his background and experiences keep him open-minded.

Lessons learned as a guest of the U.s. Army War College at their National Security Seminar. By Joan B. Kessler of ADR Services...

The legal and ethical issues involved in designing psychological tests for hiring purposes. By David L. Shapiro of Nova Southe...

Ramifications of a state Supreme Court decision for wage-and-hour law will significantly impact those doing business in Califo...

What may seem like a gift of one-half of the equity in the home may be something quite different. By Stacy D. Phillips of Phil...

Six law clerks from the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals have landed coveted clerkships at the U.S. Supreme Court for the upc...

UCLA Health System will pay an $865,500 fine and develop new policies and procedures related to privacy and security of patien...

A federal judge has ruled that Nokia Corp. must arbitrate its federal price-fixing claims against flat screen panel manufactur...

In the two years since its creation, the Alliance of California Judges has gone from fringe to mainstream. The question is: wi...

Retired judge and San Diego Padres baseball fan J. Richard Haden, a neutral with JAMS in San Diego, borrows from the playbook ...

Thomas H. Clarke Jr. writes in response to "An Unintended Consequence of the Endangered Species Act." ...

After eight years of helping local school districts deal with special education issues as a partner at Rutan & Tucker LLP,...

Apple Inc. has failed to persuade an Oakland federal judge to order online retailer Amazon.com, Inc. to stop using the term "A...

A State Bar committee is poised to weigh shortening the bar exam to two days and eliminating the collection of gender and race...

Ahead of its expected IPO, social game developer Zynga launched a game Thursday that guides players through its privacy polici...

After years of discussions, leaders from the film, television, music and internet service provider industries have agreed to a...

Chicago law firm Wildman Harrold Allen & Dixon LLP is in negotiations with Boston-based Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge ...