Being overly antagonistic and aggressive at trial can do more damage than good to your case, writes G. Christopher Ritter. - F...

Legal professionals and academics were shocked last week by the death of one of their own, Xia Zhao, 1969-2008, a Sillicon Val...

In a blow to the Screen Actors Guild, the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists has approved its labor agreement...

A recent decision in Delaware case is an emphatic statement on the boundaries of securities holders' rights and importance of ...

Given the unpredictable nature of this election, America could witness the first modern electoral tie, which would trigger an ...

An immigration law firm and a San Francisco software company are the latest targets of a federal investigation involving appli...

Attorneys for Ford Motor Co. convinced the California Supreme Court Wednesday to reconsider an $82.6 million judgment against ...

Jack A. Draper has the solution for lawyers worried about their carbon footprints: mediate online.

A longtime O'Melveny & Myers labor and employment partner has jumped to Jones Day.

Rachel Folberg put her law career on the line to testify in Sacramento against the appointment of her former boss, Robert A. J...

Superior Court Judge David. S. Wesley displays the same talents on the bench that he showed as a sandlot ballplayer - speed an...

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...