Shellie Samuels only lost one murder case in 25 years as a prosecutor. But that case - the murder trial of actor Robert Blake ...
A new course for law and business students attempts to explain the growing complexity of a chief legal officer's role in corpo...
Managing Attorney, Contracts and Legal Services Department for Esri Redlands ...
U.S. Senior District Judge Samuel Conti surpassed the record for longest-sitting judge on the Northern District bench, beating...
Long-time Lambda Legal attorney Jennifer C. Pizer, an active player in gay rights litigation, is jumping ship to join The Will...
The City of Oakland appears to have won another round in the fight over its use of money generated through a public safety par...
Former President George W. Bush spoke Friday to a sold - out house in Los Angeles at the annual gala of the Association of Cor...
Orange County's disgraced ex-Sheriff Michael Carona is doing federal time, and he's still in legal hot water thanks to a 9th U...
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Monday to consider whether the exception that bars most employment lawsuits against religious or...
The U.S. Supreme Court declined Monday to step into the long-running dispute over a plan to transform a spent mine near Joshua...
Applying "bracketology" to your legal business can lead to championship results. By Bradley P. Boyer of Ropers, Majeski, Kohn ...
Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP advised eBay Inc. in its $2.4 billion acquisition of Pennsylvania-based GSI Commerce Inc., but it wasn...
Still rattled by the destruction in Japan, Tokyo-based technology manufacturer Advantest Corp. announced yesterday its plans t...
Today's legal television shows reflect a disturbing trend in the business of lawyering. By Jeffrey Spitz of Greenberg Glusker ...
Factors to consider when purchasing a competitor's trademark as a paid keyword. By Andrew M. Abrams of Fish & Richardson P...
Latham & Watkins LLP is gaining some heft for its intellectual property litigation practice in Northern California by stea...
Corporate
Five Tips From a General Counsel on Networking With In-House Attorneys
By Alexander Phersonn
Five ways lawyers can market themselves to in-house counsel. By Mark E. Harrington of Guidance Software Inc. ...
The State Bar's proposal for consumer alerts on attorneys charged with theft puts the clients first. By Josh King of Avvo Inc....
As legislatures across the country take up the issue of third-party financing for lawsuits, California has been slow to the da...
Pacific Western Bank is suing prominent Los Angeles-area developer Robert Zarnegin for allegedly inflating his worth to recei...
The five Republican-appointed justices on the U.S. Supreme Court appeared ready Monday to overturn another law designed to lim...
Two U.S. businessmen and their sales agent accused of bribing Mexican government officials for lucrative contracts face trial ...
Fenwick & West LLP advised Facebook Inc. in its acquisition of Israeli startup Snaptu.
A California woman's lawsuit against Wal-Mart that has grown into the biggest sex discrimination case in history is poised to ...
Checking "general public" unfair-competition law class actions may now be more difficult. By Vanessa O. Wells and Paul J. Rieh...
Letter to the Editor
St. Thomas More — Truly a Saint For the Legal Profession
By Alexander Phersonn
Gregory N. Weiler and Charles S. Limandri of the St. Thomas More Society, and Stephen G. Mason respond to an article about St....
The U.S. International Trade Commission announced Friday it would review its administrative law judge's conclusion that Apple ...
Physicians who sought to block Blue Shield of California from rating their performance using a controversial online ranking sy...
An introduction to some of the basic rules and procedures in the dependency court system. By Amy M. Pellman of the Los Angeles...
In its first foray into campaign finance since Citizens United, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case today that could force...