Riverside County officials decided Tuesday to offer early retirement to 78 Superior Court employees to attempt to avoid layoff...
Prosecutors are recommending Don Haidl, the ex-Orange County assistant sheriff who was the main witness in the corruption tria...
A county-run probation camp for juvenile offenders routinely denied residents a basic education and failed to prepare their re...
A black inmate convicted of murder and serving a life sentence at High Desert State Prison can sue the warden for racial discr...
Marriage is a basic civil right that has been withheld over time from various groups of people in the United States in a punit...
Letter to the Editor
AB 590 Is Not 'Civil Gideon' Statute and Does Not Provide Right to Counsel
By Sharon Liangn
Clare Pastore of USC Gould School of Law says the purpose of AB 590 is to examine the effects of expanding assistance to low-i...
U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit
9th Circuit Hears O'Donnell Case
By Evelyn Larrubian
Seven months after a federal judge dismissed the campaign finance case against prominent Los Angeles trial attorney Pierce O'D...
Patrick Santos of The Law Offices of Ronald Richards & Associates writes about the issue of "innocent-convicts" and the at...
D. Gregory Valenza of Shaw Valenza provides clarity to the area of law governing employees disabled by pregnancy.
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The U.S. Supreme Court seemed sympathetic Tuesday to a man seeking the return of his son to Chile after his ex-wife violated a...
Attorney Jonathan Petrus says despite arguments against the billable hour, this system remains the prominent method for law fi...
Letter to the Editor
Structured Settlements Offer Financial Security in Good and Bad Times
By Sharon Liangn
Dan Finn of the Finn Financial Group comments on the use of qualified settlement funds to settle lawsuits during the recession.
Government
Lobbying Groups Go Head-to-Head To Reshape Legal Landscape in U.S.
By Robert Iafolla
Two of the lobbying groups with the most influence over federal legislation impacting the legal landscape unveiled their 2010 ...
Keith Bishop of Allen Matkins says the state's business naming problem is caused by a Rube Goldberg system for filing names wi...
Marvel Entertainment has filed a lawsuit against the heirs of late artist Jack Kirby to block the family's attempts at reclaim...
Los Angeles Superior Court will close one of its seven complex litigation courtrooms, effective April 12, for budgetary reason...
The U.S. Department of Justice has sworn in five new immigration judges in Southern California. ...
Trial attorney and longtime Irell & Manella partner Morgan Chu announced Monday that he and his wife, Helen, are giving $2...
In the heart of the city's notorious Tenderloin district, where people are more likely to light crack pipes than candles, a fe...
U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit
Supreme Court Reverses 9th Circuit
By Lawrence Hurleyn
The U.S. Supreme Court summarily reversed the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Monday in a habeas corpus case out of Nevada i...
Less than a year after ruling that defendants have a right to cross-examine laboratory technicians, the U.S. Supreme Court con...
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's budget proposal to close a $20 billion shortfall for 2010-11 hit many agencies hard, but the stat...
District Attorney Steve Cooley announced Monday he has formed an exploratory committee to suss out a run for attorney general,...
Two of the three partners to start Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal's Silicon Valley office in April 2007 have left the firm ...
Stephen Freccero of Morrison & Foerster concludes his article on the Italian justice system and the murder conviction of U...
Kirk Pasich of Dickstein Shapiro highlights the top appellate court cases in 2009 for insureds and insurers. ...
Hon. Eric E. Younger, with Donald E. Bradley, instruct on how to handle motions in "Younger on California Motions," pub...
An attorney with the California Parole Advocacy Program who was prominently profiled in an article in the Daily Journal about ...
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