Federal jury finds for cat owners in breach of contract and infringement case.

The juror had previously invoked her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination, but testified under immunity.

An Oakland federal judge has approved a motion to relate a new case to a long-running challenge to the bail system in San Fran...

In a discussion at the Securities Regulation Institute, Delaware Chief Justice Leo E. Strine Jr. recommended that members of c...

The Northern District of California announced Monday that intellectual property litigator Virginia K. DeMarchi will take the b...

A bar ethics committee highlighted multiple reasons it opposes the San Francisco prosecutor’s proposal.

The U.S. Department of Justice is citing a 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals injunction blocking an Obama-era immigration prog...

A decision in an epic class action could make it harder for plaintiffs’ lawyers to use surveys to muster evidence they need to...

Securities litigators say that while the Securities and Exchange Commission will not undergo radical change under new Chairman...

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors is expected to appoint an interim public defender Tuesday who is not a specialist ...

An expert witnesses, testifying for a beverage company, testified that the company behind Grumpy Cat must pay for failing to p...

A celebrity athlete pursuing a major dollar fraud case through the SEC has taken new aggressive measures to protect his identi...

The state high court named the top leaders, based on the State Bar’s funding bill.

Tenants’ rights activists protested a land use conference in downtown Los Angeles over proposed legislation to eliminate local...

The new group is already the second largest bar association in the country

A U.S. immigration program that seeks to attract wealthy foreigners and has taken flak for being overly prone to fraud has got...

Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP announced Thursday that two of its partners, Philippe Z. Selendy and Faith E. Gay, a...

Defendant's lawyer questions Doug DeCinces' honesty

It wasn’t Grumpy Cat who doomed “The Grumppaccino,” attorneys for the feline internet star’s owners said Thursday, but exorbit...

A class of restaurant customers claiming they paid an illegal surcharge levied by high-end Los Angeles chefs to offset employe...

Legal historians and civil rights advocates will have to wait a little longer to get their hands on video recordings of the ga...

Quyen Le Ta has joined Boies Schiller Flexner LLP as a partner in its Palo Alto and Oakland offices, the firm announced Thursd...

In efforts to obtain the U.S. Department of Justice’s interpretation of a pivotal U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the 4th Amendme...

Declaring, “No one should wake up in the morning fearing what they face when they go to work,” an Assembly member introduced l...

Mitchell Tarighati offers thoughtful presentations on the dinner table and in mediations.

A former women’s basketball player and WNBA All-Star has filed a suit against the Regents of the University of California clai...

The first domino has fallen in Uber Technologies Inc.’s efforts to settle lawsuits that say it incorrectly deems drivers freel...

San Francisco prosecutor George Gascon believes crime victims and witnesses are being discouraged from testifying.

California's 145-year-old criminal ban on prostitution passes constitutional muster, a unanimous panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit...