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Labor/Employment


The issue is whether an employee’s time spent in a personal car, waiting for security guards to scan an identification card, s...


Criminal


While there’s little chance the current Democratic controlled Legislature will reinstate the kinds of tough on crime policies ...


Government


Prosecutors said “Fat Leonard” Francis cut off his ankle bracelet and fled to Venezuela in 2022 before being returned last mon...


Litigation & Arbitration


LTC Limited claimed unknown perpetrators “took advantage of BraunHagey’s compromised email systems to ‘spoof’ … the email acco...



Highly Collaborative

Jan. 5, 2024

Mediator Gideon Kracov has lawyers foremost in mind when trying to resolve disputes.


“We are fostering the development of future leaders by imparting our fundamental principles and providing them with the necess...


Labor/Employment, Alternative Dispute Resolution, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals granted a preliminary injunction blocking the law last February, finding that it is preempted...


Technology, Litigation & Arbitration


In a 33-page order, Judge Lawrence P. Riff allowed a lawsuit to move forward that aims to hold the social media company respon...


Labor/Employment


“A lot of times employees in the workplace feel like they’re being silenced in fear of retaliation, and Andrew Rudnicki stood ...


State Bar & Bar Associations, Community News


The recipients are retired California Supreme Court Justice Carlos R. Moreno, 2nd District Court of Appeal Division 4 Presidin...


Galit Lipa has been with the Office of the State Public Defender since 2021, serving as executive director of the Indigent Def...


Class Action


Ford is facing a pending class action in the Southern District of Florida over similar claims.


“Because a prosecutor’s duty to initiate and conduct prosecutions … is discretionary, mandate is not available to compel the d...


“We continue to believe that our past work was lawful and deny allegations to the contrary, and the settlement contains no adm...


Judges and Judiciary


Brian D. Karth replaces Kiry K. Gray, the district court announced.


Government


21 lawyers in Legislature this year, down 5 from 2021

Jan. 3, 2024
By Malcolm Maclachlan

Voters elected a huge new class of lawmakers in 2012 under a new term limits law; those same lawmakers have been moving on as ...


Litigation & Arbitration


There is a “controlling question of law” as to whether the supposed foreseeability of the car thefts supports a duty to protec...


9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Constitutional Law


C.D. “Chuck” Michel, who represents the plaintiffs challenging the law, said Tuesday that his clients would file a motion seek...



Burst pipe indefinitely closes Compton Courthouse

Jan. 3, 2024
By Antoine Abou-Diwan

Most matters will be trailed as the lobby, elevators and stairwell were flooded.


Technology


Edelson says it will open Los Angeles office

Jan. 3, 2024
By Antoine Abou-Diwan

The firm decided to open an office in Los Angeles because that’s where their attorneys want to live, founder and CEO Jay Edels...


Environmental & Energy, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


The outcome, unless overturned, is a win for the California Restaurant Association and the natural gas industry, which has fou...


Data Privacy


Amid moves to consolidate lawsuits over information breach, 23andMe says it was not the source of credentials that were attack...


Pierson Ferdinand emphasized a highly customized legal practice management platform featuring a fully integrated, algorithm dr...


Torts/Personal Injury


"The court has never seen this in a courtroom in 30 years of service on the court," Los Angeles Judge Mary Ann Murphy said in...


Criminal


The ruling follows months of depositions, hearings and filings between the parties on whether or not Girardi is mentally compe...


Real Estate/Development


Perhaps no place illustrates the trend better than Century City, where law firms are flocking to higher rents and eschewing de...


Class Action


The class complaint, filed in Los Angeles, accuses the so-called “Uber for kids” of being negligent and reckless with their pe...


Judges and Judiciary, Family


The judicial race is between family law attorney Daniel J. Kern and Senior Deputy District Attorney Whitney L. Bokosky.


Constitutional Law


The ruling was a setback for X Corp., formerly Twitter, which claimed AB 587 violates the First Amendment and Section 230 of t...


Labor/Employment, Class Action


“This narrow motion asks the court to require Twitter to give potential class members basic information about this case, so th...