Mark LeHocky, who has more than three decades of legal experience, has joined ADR Services Inc. as a neutral.

As media outlets wage legal battles nationwide in the name of a free and open press, the Beverly Hills Bar Association will ho...

Following a series of U.S. Supreme Court decisions making it easier than ever for employers to compel arbitration, some plaint...

Faced with mounting caseloads and judges set to take senior status or retire, the chief judge of the Eastern District sent a d...

With a contempt of court action pending, lawyers seeking a $10 million judgment from Michael Avenatti are asking for a receive...

The judge said there is no public interest in unsealing one of the 624 wiretap warrants issued in one two-year period by a now...

A four-person San Diego law firm will have to pay nearly $85,000 in sanctions for using photos of beverage products it pulled ...

Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey is cracking down on fraudulent immigration legal services, a problem advocat...

One of the lead cases arguing Monsanto Co.’s glyphosate-based weed killers cause cancer almost got dismissed on procedural gro...

VidAngel can’t selectively produce evidence supporting its claim that it thought its service was legal while withholding poten...

In the past five years, 15 of California’s 20 nationally-accredited law schools have hired new deans, which experts say is a t...

Gov. Gavin Newsom had plenty for legal watchers in his first annual State of the State address. He doubled down on the state’s...

A Los Angeles County judge has deferred a claim challenging the validity of a state rule exempting a cancer risk in coffee bac...

A Santa Barbara County judge’s decision not to approve a class settlement in a major coastal land access case and to order an ...

Rulings by superior court judges in the first month and a half of the law’s enactment reveal a division among trial judges and...

A City of Industry-based construction company has been fined $12 million by the state for wage theft, the largest of its kind ...

Robert E. Allen said he was drawn to the litigation firm’s collegial and diverse working environment.

The San Francisco federal judge overseeing litigation on allegations that Monsanto Co.’s glyphosate-based weed killer causes c...

The 2-1 decision affirms a ruling from U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel

A 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel has reinstated a $44.4 million antitrust verdict against the company that makes Swis...

After 14 years and three appeals, the last closing brief was filed Monday in a dispute over a $40 million Camille Pissarro pai...

Advocacy groups sued the Department of Homeland Security on Monday, alleging that it decided to improperly remove temporary pe...

The State Bar is recruiting attorneys to participate in a panel evaluating the content tested on the bar exam. Applications ar...

Courts around the state are suddenly taking up the same question: Does a new law demanding the release of police discipline re...

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will rehear en banc a challenge to Hawaii’s restrictions on the open carry of firearms.

A federal appeals court Friday weighed a case testing whether U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos violated a privacy law w...

But Orange County Superior Court Judge Sheila F. Hanson's decision includes sanctions that defense attorneys hope will make it...

Thousands of green-card holders head to basic training after a divided panel upheld a stay of a Pentagon policy requiring more...

The court shot down the legal theory that payroll companies carry liability under contract law for wage violations by clients.

The nominations of Perkins Coie LLP partner Eric D. Miller and U.S. Magistrate Judge Bridget Shelton Bade head to the Senate f...