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Civil Litigation, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


A trial that could potentially cost Facebook Inc. billions of dollars in damages was postponed Tuesday after the 9th U.S. Circ...


Civil Litigation, Government, Constitutional Law


Attorney General Xavier Becerra is constitutionally ineligible to hold and run for the office, according to a lawsuit filed by...


Education Law, State Bar & Bar Associations


The embattled school is leaving the San Diego property that resulted in millions in debt.


Civil Litigation


Gamers angry about the Linux operating system being removed from their PlayStation 3 in 2010 are on the verge of receiving a p...


Immigration, Government


Temporary path for foreign entrepreneurs

May 29, 2018
By Chase DiFeliciantonio

The Trump administration will rescind an Obama-era regulation allowing foreign entrepreneurs to temporarily work in the U.S. a...


Government, Criminal


After repeated attempts over the past decade, two bills aimed at addressing the timeliness of DNA analysis of rape kits as wel...


Judges and Judiciary


It appears that a candidate for San Bernardino County Superior Court judge is running against a judge who enforced a restraini...


Judges and Judiciary


The campaign to recall Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Aaron Persky may encourage judges to impose harsher sentences r...


Civil Litigation


Insurance commissioner sues Becerra over AG commercial

May 29, 2018
By Malcolm Maclachlan

Making good on a challenge issued days earlier, attorney general candidate Dave Jones has sued incumbent Xavier Becerra over h...


International Law, Government


As the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation law went into full effect Friday, many companies were not ready.


Civil Litigation, Law Practice


Following the levying of a $239,000 malpractice judgment against two attorneys, both sides have accused the other of varying d...


Community News, State Bar & Bar Associations


The organization partnered with Glaser Weil LLP to bring together a group of Muslim attorneys and business professionals for a...


Corporate


It is still unclear why Hillary Smith, who came to the mobile credit card payment company in late 2016 from Zenefits, stepped ...


Judges and Judiciary, Government


Four deputy public defenders challenging San Francisco County judges claim their opponents have been complicit in a criminal j...


Judges and Judiciary, Government


The Judicial Council unanimously approved rules to allow public access to settlements for sexual harassment and discrimination...


Civil Litigation, Intellectual Property


A San Jose federal jury ordered Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. to pay $539 million Thursday for infringing five Apple Inc. paten...


Environmental & Energy


Attorneys representing titans of the oil industry made their bid to dismiss a novel nuisance case brought by the cities of Oak...


In Recess


Dedicated to the Homeless

May 25, 2018
By Skylar Dubelko

Attorney Melody Mosley quickly became a tireless leader at OC nonprofit Family Promise.


Criminal, California Supreme Court


In a case involving a criminal defendant’s right to subpoena social media communications of a victim or a witness, the state S...


Immigration, Government


A potential agreement with Mexico could help relieve a backlog of asylum cases pending in the United States but could also det...


Law Practice, State Bar & Bar Associations


The ruling came in a legal challenge to the State Bar’s interpretation by an Alameda County court employee.


Civil Litigation, Health Care & Hospital Law, Government


A court of appeal has declined to stay a Riverside County judge’s order striking down California’s physician assisted suicide ...


Civil Litigation, Immigration, Government, Administrative/Regulatory


ACLU sues ICE over license plate information

May 24, 2018
By Chase DiFeliciantonio

The ACLU sued U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Wednesday, demanding information about how the agency handles data p...


Law Practice, Education Law, State Bar & Bar Associations


Legal education observers say that schools enrolling less-qualified students is the reason for record low performance.


Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said in a Tuesday night speech he believes President Donald J. Trump could invoke his...


Civil Litigation


Professional negligence claims are common against attorneys, doctors and accountants, but a technology company convinced an Ea...


Government, Environmental & Energy


Settlement equalizes Pasadena water rates

May 24, 2018
By Justin Kloczko

A settlement equalizing water rates between Pasadena water customers and its higher paying nonresidents has won preliminary se...


State Bar & Bar Associations, California Supreme Court


Attorneys will have to pay about an $82 cost for re-submitting prints to the State Bar.


Labor/Employment, Education Law


Law professor Catharine MacKinnon, who pioneered the legal argument for sexual harassment, said the #MeToo movement is a desce...


California Supreme Court


State Supreme Court to review money bail case

May 24, 2018
By Malcolm Maclachlan

The state Supreme Court has agreed to review an appellate case that has become a significant challenge to the money bail syste...