For global law firms, Silicon Valley remains an alluring entrée into the lucrative world of tech, biotech, and a growing green...
Prosecutors hoping to secure a second stock options backdating conviction against the former chief executive officer of Brocad...
Morrison & Foerster said Tuesday first-year salaries would again be $160,000 firmwide, up from the $145,000 starting rate ...
Morris Polich & Purdy, a Los Angeles area law firm, made its first foray into Northern California Tuesday, opening a San F...
Attorneys Michael Nava and Daniel Dean have come under harsh criticism for their decisions to challenge an incumbent in this y...
Companies seeking patents for environmentally friendly technology are getting some relief after the U.S. Patent Trademark Offi...
Robert Shwarts and Erin Connell of Orrick emphasize why employers, now more than ever, must take all appropriate steps to prev...
Trial and appellate lawyer Dan Lawton imagines a time where California is forced to liquidate all its assets for the benefit o...
Perspective
Win on Property Tax Funds is Validation for School Districts
By Sharon Liangn
Peter Fagen and Kathleen McKee of Fagen Friedman & Fulfrost comment on the recent decision addressing Education Revenue Au...
Michael Nava, a candidate for the San Francisco Superior Court, writes about judicial independence, politics and partisanship ...
Kenneth W. Starr is leaving behind a more prestigious institution than the one he inherited nearly six years earlier, fulfilli...
HENDERSONVILLE, Tenn. - Strong fourth-quarter performance helped luxury hotel spas post improvements in overall 2009 results f...
The general counsels of Silicon Valley's technology companies have a lot on their minds this year. In four successive intervie...
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The June 8 judicial election will pit a third-time candidate against a veteran Los Angeles Superior Court judge, a transaction...
This is shaping up to be a busy year for judicial races in the Bay Area, with candidates vying for open seats in San Francisco...
Discipline
State Bar Panel Upholds Suspension For Santa Clara Prosecutor
By Amy Yarbroughn
Benjamin Field's license to practice was suspended for four years after he was found to have withheld exculpatory evidence and...
Already armed with a wealth of experiences from his peripatetic childhood, a stint in the Army, work as a tax lawyer and a pro...
As a deputy DA, Judge Carlos A. Armour had to pack heat. On the bench, he dispenses justice.
A Court of Appeal ruling that the Los Angeles Unified School District is entitled to $2.5 billion over the next 30 years could...
Spanish-speaking voters in Riverside County will get voting instructions in their language as well as bilingual assistance at ...
Bander Law Firm, a four-attorney civil litigation practice in Los Angeles that clients are accusing of running a mortgage modi...
U.S. Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. announced the formation of a Department of Justice intellectual property task force o...
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a visually impaired video game player against Sony for not modifying its games to acc...
Seven leaders of the Republic of Georgia's judiciary were in Orange County last week learning how to bring back jury trials. ...
Perspective
Cloud Computing: Risks, Rewards, and Impact on E-Discovery
By Sharon Liangn
Daniel Garrie of ARC and Yoav Griver of Zeichner Ellman & Krause explains the benefits of a cloud computing solution and i...
Kathleen Clark of Servant Lawyership asks attorneys whether they are willing to take the lead in facilitating non-adversarial ...
Ranked as the second-highest of all time, the Antitrust Divison imposed fines of over $1billion in 2009, a 50 percent increase...
LOS ANGELES - The states of Nevada, Virginia, Delaware, Tennessee and 43 California municipalities have filed a whistleblower ...