Women lawyers in San Diego - slowing inching up the legal ladder over the years - seem to have lost their momentum, at least i...
Superior Court Judge Joseph De Vanon learns about myriad subjects at the Pasadena Courthouse
Opponents of Proposition 19, the ballot measure that would repeal state laws criminalizing recreational marijuana, cite federa...
Judge Susan Huguenor and her family law attorney husband love their specialty.
General Counsel for Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Los Angeles ...
Crystal Cathedral Ministries, owners of the towering glass megachurch in Garden Grove, filed for reorganization under the bank...
Two legal recruiting firms confidentially settled a long standing dispute Monday over who deserves pay for helping Mitchell Si...
A Los Angeles lawyer arrested during an Internet child-sex sting was sentenced by a state judge Monday to six years in prison,...
A judge ruled Monday that a local motorcycle dealership was not liable for $10 million in damages for allegedly hiding extra f...
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has named 12 new judges to superior courts throughout the state. ...
The city attorney's office here is facing an estimated $11 million budget shortfall for this fiscal year, according to a repor...
Attorneys at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher represented St. Paul, Minn.-based St. Jude and attorneys at Latham & Watkins repr...
For its first international office, Littler Mendelson is heading south, but not to major South American hubs in Brazil or Arge...
White & Case, which has struggled with its Silicon Valley office, is hoping to jumpstart a mergers and acquisitions practi...
A federal judge Monday tentatively denied the government's request that she stay her injunction against enforcement of "don't ...
A third Los Angeles Superior Court bench officer has become tangled in the criminal case against a judge accused of offering t...
A judicial opinion seeks to promote fairer outcomes in spoliation cases by pressing for more uniformity in existing law. By Ha...
Perspective
Unexpected Reach of Circular 698: Chinese Tax on Non-Chinese Transfers
By Alexander Phersonn
China's vague law subjects foreign investors in Chinese subsidiaries to new reporting and tax obligations. By John Eichelberge...
Dwight James writes in response to 'There's Nothing Wrong With Me.' ...
Health Care & Hospital Law
Health Care Exchange, Breaking New Ground
By Alexander Phersonn
California's health insurance exchange is the first of the nation since the passage of health care reform. By Frank Micciche a...
Kathleen Ridolfi and Maurice Possley respond to, 'Misconduct Goes Unpunished.' ...
Perhaps there is a solution to the moderate Republican's Tea Party headache. By attorney Sebastian Gibson. ...
The Los Angeles U.S. Attorney's Office suffered defeat Friday when a jury fully acquitted a well known rap artist of federal b...
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Justices to Consider Whether Attorney General Immune From Suit
By Alexia Garamfalvin
The U.S. Supreme Court granted the Obama administration's request Monday to consider if former Attorney General John D. Ashcro...
For years, Judge Thomas Sokolov has taken a first crack at settling felony cases before trial in Torrance.
The latest transactions by California attorneys.
A bankruptcy judge has rejected a long-running attempt to throw out the 5-year-old bankruptcy petition of singer-songwriter an...
Some state judges are now balking at a recent judicial committee's recommendation that would make it easier to televise court ...
Senior Vice President of Strategic Development, General Counsel for Volcolm Inc. Costa Mesa ...
A federal court judge is set to hear arguments today on whether to grant a government-requested stay of her order halting "don...