The fallout surrounding potentially tainted evidence from a San Francisco crime lab could grow exponentially today, if Superio...
Allen Lanstra Jr. of Skadden explains why the President should consider jurists on our country's state supreme courts to fill ...
The tension between the criminal defense bar and federal prosecutors in the Northern District hasn't abated, even with a new U...
When Justice John Paul Stevens steps down from the U.S. Supreme Court at the end of the term, the opinion he wrote that will l...
Vice President of Worldwide Intellectual Property for Cisco Systems Inc.San Jose ...
Santa Monica-based video game publisher Activision has launched a counter-attack on two former developers who accused the comp...
A federal jury on Friday sided with the Service Employees International Union and its California local United Healthcare Worke...
A former FBI agent will be scrutinizing the books of film companies controlled by financier David Bergstein, while creditors c...
Former Supreme Court clerks remember retiring Justice John Paul Stevens. ...
The No. 1 concern for arbitrators and clients in business-to-business arbitration is controlling the massive onslaught of disc...
Law firm mergers and acquisitions slowed to a trickle during the first quarter, a time that historically accounts for most of ...
The HIRE Act is an incentive to businesses to hire chronically unemployed workers. It remains to be seen whether it is enough ...
A policyholder's right to have a jury determine breach and damages is fundamental to enforcing the insurer's duty to provide a...
Business engaged in Web-based advertising should carry general liability coverage as broadly worded as possible to protect aga...
In an excerpt from his 35th edition of "Should Trees Have Standing?" USC law school professor Christopher Stone writes that "e...
The current sex offender residence restriction laws, policies and ordinances should be recognized as a well-intentioned failur...
Political analysts predicted President Barack Obama would tap a safe, easily confirmable nominee to replace the retiring Justi...
Judges and Judiciary
Judge in Toyota Litigation Is Experienced In Complex Cases
By Rebecca U. Cho
The Santa Ana federal judge assigned last week to preside over dozens of sudden acceleration cases facing Toyota Motor Corp. i...
Since childhood, Ana España was transfixed by notions of justice and help for the less fortunate.
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...
Craig Griffin, whose father cured him of skipping school with hard labor, lectures theft and DUI defendants.
Hundreds of first- and second-year associates have been left out in the cold through mass layoffs in the downturn, leading to ...
The 1st District Court of Appeal rejected a challenge Thursday to San Francisco Superior Court's policy of having only two jud...
Clearing the way for trial, a federal judge has ruled against The Charles Schwab Corp. again in a class action lawsuit that ac...
Indirect plaintiffs alleging a massive price fixing conspiracy in the market for thin film transistor liquid crystal display p...
The 2nd District Court of Appeal ruled 2-1 Thursday that mediation confidentiality wasn't meant to protect communications betw...
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger named 14 new judges to superior courts throughout California Thursday. ...
Mandatory employment dispute arbitration is not the panacea employers have touted it to be and courts are becoming more skepti...
The California Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a discovery law that allows death penalty lawyers to get information used to c...