A former San Diego Chargers linebacker, who contends that his football career was ended when he was shot by an off-duty police...

The state's largest for-profit health insurer has agreed to pay $11.8 million to California hospitals for unpaid medical bills...

Out-of-state law firms remain keenly interested in acquiring or merging with California firms, consultants say. But statistics...

A rising tide of consumer disgust with "greenwashing" - false, deceptive or simply meaningless environmental marketing claims ...

U.S. District Judge Stephen G. Larson of Riverside is presiding over two high-profile cases, the business dispute over who own...

Superior Court officials are investigating how a former family law commissioner piled up 31 undecided cases before retiring, c...

Prison officials routinely deny crucial testing and treatments to the thousands of inmates who are infected with the hepatitis...

In creating "free speech zones" where protestors are confined to a particular, often isolated location, the government is miss...

Rather than eliminate subject tests, UC schools should work with high schools to make sure that qualified students understand ...

Seyfarth Shaw grabs DLA Piper's labor and employment chair.

Howrey attorney Daniel Shvodian was on the legal team that seized on the Supreme Court’s “obviousness” test for patents to cha...

The Conference of Delegates of California Bar Associations is expected this month to issue a recommendation endorsing a resolu...

Rather than confusing his eighth-grade students with abstractions about interpreting the Bill of Rights, a history teacher at ...

Lawyers should suck it up and face the music: Rock stars have much cooler jobs, writes Nora Quinn. - Forum Column ...

Finally, the California Commission on the Fair Administration of Justice, following a comprehensive four-year study, agrees wi...

A new federal report has found immigration officials were not to blame for the deaths of two women held in detention centers, ...

A judge rebuffing shareholders' attempts to block approval of Santa Monica video game publisher Activision Inc.'s proposed $18...

The People's Republic of China is an attractive target market for foreign vendors that sell goods and services over the Intern...

Although Congress is likely this week to grant retroactive immunity to phone companies that cooperated with the Bush administr...

During the time federal prosecutors say Anthony Pellicano was conducting wiretaps on orders from Terry N. Christensen, the not...

Steven M. Hanle and Jennifer A. Trusso have joined Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton's Orange County office as partners ...

In a Q&A, PG&E General Counsel Hyun Park says, "At the end of the day you look at it from the perspective of what's mo...

From the ports to the desert to the ocean, this year the Daily Journal is focusing its Top 100 on California's legal leaders, ...

A labyrinth with no end is how one father described the dizzying process parents must maneuver to secure medical treatments fo...

A well-known court-system expert and longtime court executive in Northern California will become the Orange County Superior Co...

A recent Supreme Court decision rejects the notion that all benefit litigation involving insured plans should be reviewed de n...

A bill that would tack $10 on to the yearly dues the state's lawyers pay is headed for the governor's desk. ...

A federal judge in San Francisco dealt a blow to the Bush administration when he ruled last week that the state secrets privil...

The latest financial disclosures filed by candidates vying to replace City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo in 2009 will not be offic...

Internet-based postage seller Stamps.com has licked a patent infringement suit lodged by the inventor of several digital posta...