San Francisco-based Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe made public its pay scale after abandoning its lockstep advancement for...
About a month after the Administrative Office of the Courts said it was considering taking court security away from sheriffs, ...
A federal appeals court ruled Friday that patent holding companies cannot avoid being sued by corporations even if they craft ...
U.S. Counsel James Wong of Chinney Capital asks whether the new U.S.-China concordance on climate change will breakthrough in ...
David Skinner of Meyers Nave comments on legislative action taken after the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Kelo v. City o...
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Look No Further for Guidance On International Arbitration
By Sharon Liangn
Justice Richard M. Mosk reviews the 5th edition of Redfern and Hunter on International Arbitration, published by Oxford...
Senior Vice President and General Counsel of Amylin Pharmaceuticals Inc.— San Diego ...
Attorney Richard Chrystie says operation costs would be cut if there were no jury trials for minor offenses and no requirement...
Defense attorneys are arguing that a high-profile judicial bribery case should be thrown out because prosecutors failed to pro...
James Rule of UC Berkeley's Center for the Study of Law and Society examines the blurring of boundaries protecting our privacy...
An attorney for a key witness in the Broadcom stock option-backdating trial testified before a jury Friday that a federal pros...
The legal services industry lost 2,900 jobs in November, according to preliminary data released Friday by the Bureau of Labor ...
Kevin Culhane has learned from life's lessons, starting from the loss of his sister at a young age to the loss of a law partne...
A federal judge has ruled that a $5 million putative class action lawsuit alleging Starbucks Corp. failed to pay overtime and ...
Find out who's changing jobs, who's moving in or out. See our roundup of comings and goings at the state's law firms, legal or...
A federal judge on Friday heard arguments and debated with attorneys about whether the taking of someone's DNA upon a felony a...
As the new president of the San Diego County Bar Association, Patrick Hosey wants to help prepare lawyers, both young and old,...
A San Francisco federal judge again has rejected plaintiffs' arguments that New York-based Pfizer's $68 billion acquisition of...
David Higgins of Higgins Settlement Law questions whether structured settlements and fees make sense during a recession ...
The ACLU of San Diego and Imperial Counties and the Dreher Law Firm have sued the city for allegedly destroying the possession...
Daniel McMillan of Jones Day explains the new American Arbitration Association rules governing the construction industry. ...
Scott Sumner of Hinton, Alfert & Sumner says liability insurers have too long ignored the collateral source rule. ...
The firm's Los Angeles offices advised Vivendi on the $5.8 billion sale of its stake in NBC Universal to General Electric, a p...
Two-dozen luminaries from the antitrust community grappled Thursday with how to make the federal government's guidelines for m...
Cyn Yamashiro of Loyola Law School says with a broken juvenile justice system, selection of a new probation chief deserves pub...
San Francisco Superior Court has finalized approval to create a single asbestos case management department. ...
Western Shoshone tribal members fighting to halt a huge gold mine expansion on a sacred mountain in Nevada got some help Thurs...
The state Supreme Court is set to clarify whether introducing forensic evidence in criminal cases requires live testimony by t...
The field of possibilities for the next U.S. attorney in San Francisco shrunk by one Thursday after Kathryn H. Ruemmler, a can...
The stock option backdating trial of Broadcom's former chief financial officer nearly slipped off the rails Thursday as an inc...