David Boies’ statements justifying his hiring of a team to investigate on Harvey Weinstein’s behalf could be a legal ethics pr...

Despite a strongly worded dissent, a 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel has ordered the government to review an immigrant...

On the eve of a heavily litigated trial, lawsuits against Federal Express related to a multi-fatality accident ended Tuesday f...

A lengthy argument over whether Philip Morris USA could relitigate its responsibility for the death of a longtime smoker of it...

In a case that is being watched closely by business groups, the state Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday over whether a dis...

Discount retail giant Dollar Tree bears no liability for how it provides wage statements to its California workers, a federal ...

A company contracted to maintain traffic light backups for the city of Glendale can be sued for negligence if the system fails...

Litigators pose piercing questions about the industry and arbitrators and mediators rose to the challenge with thoughtful and ...

A judge killed a defendant’s last chance to keep a jury from deciding a narrow matter: whether Dollar Tree is liable for not p...

Without a confidential settlement agreement, attorneys say the company has an uphill battle.

A group fighting greenhouse gas regulations is seeking a court order requiring Attorney General Xavier Becerra to comply with ...

FedEx liability case set for trial as eleventh hour settlement talks continue.

It’s not uncommon for Gov. Jerry Brown to wait as long as eight months to appoint a new state Supreme Court justice.

A bankruptcy trustee’s attempt to force O’Melveny & Myers LLP to hand over sensitive documents related to a legal malpract...

The law school council will now seek comment on eliminating the testing requirement.

A man whom prosecutors petitioned to incarcerate as a sexually violent predator may be released over speedy trial issues.

A jury in a police excessive force case in Orange County rejected the prevailing plaintiff’s request for $11 million.

In a trial on an extraordinarily specific issue, a federal jury must decide whether a company is liable for not giving employe...

The backing from Sacramento comes in the midst of contentious contract negotiations.

Maxwell M. Blecher, “a hugely influential figure in antitrust law,” has died at 84.

A former Bank of America employee is suing the company, claiming she and her peers were subjected to unreasonable workloads th...

A jury that continued to deliberate after a gang member’s brother approached a juror ruled on Thursday for the gang member’s m...

Gov. Jerry Brown named three appellate justices and 34 superior court judges on Thursday.

The U.S. Department of Justice continued Wednesday to tighten the screws on California state officials over a new law that wou...

In a fight between which should prevail, due process fairness or technical rules, 6th District Court of Appeal justices heard ...

The last of the Northern California wildfires that killed 43 people and burned more than 100,000 acres was fully contained Tue...

San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi will host a free minimum continuing legal education event next week discussing publi...

An ethical rule requiring prosecutors to make timely disclosures about exculpatory evidence went into effect Thursday, making ...

The agency said it hopes finding ways to cut costs and increase revenue will limit the use of reserves next year.

Morrison & Foerster LLP associate Christian Andreu-von Euw has been given the firm’s 2017 Kathi Pugh Award for Pro Bono Se...