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Antitrust & Trade Reg.


NFL, DirecTV score win over class action

Jul. 5, 2017
By Eli Wolfe

The National Football League and DirecTV scored a major victory on Friday after a federal judge dismissed a class action that ...


Law Practice


Name partner at Fish & Tsang joins new IP firm

Jul. 3, 2017
By Nicolas Sonnenburg

Two intellectual property attorneys have decamped from the Irvine-based Fish & Tsang to move to Umberg Zipser LLP.


Despite a San Diego federal judge's ruling to enjoin California's ban on so-called large-capacity gun magazines, gun rights ad...


Real Estate / Development


In a 6-1 decision, the California Supreme Court has upheld an appellate court ruling that allowed Los Angeles County to impose...


Labor & Employment


At an explosive hearing at which plaintiff and defense lawyers tangled with the judge and took reciprocrated shots at interven...


California Courts of Appeal


The 2nd District Court of Appeal has thrown out a $48.2 million judgment against Johnson & Johnson and its consumer health...


State Bar & Bar Associations, California Supreme Court


There has not previously been a rule mandating the court set the passing score, said Cathal Conneely, a spokesman for the Supr...


9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Criminal


A convicted murderer will receive an evidentiary hearing to determine whether he was prejudiced by a juror who was continuousl...


Firm Watch


On the Move

Jul. 3, 2017
By Nicolas Sonnenburg

Attorney moves and promotions and new firms from around the state.


Firm Watch


On the Move

Jul. 3, 2017
By Nicolas Sonnenburg

Attorney moves and promotions and new firms from around the state.


Appellate Practice


Keep it concise. Divide it into sections. Satisfy the curious. Name the names. And if you have them, insert visuals.


Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Criminal


Deputy DA arrested as AG takes on case

Jun. 30, 2017
By Eli Wolfe

Michael Yglecias, a 34-year veteran of the department, was arrested last Friday and booked in the Pomona City Jail on a misdem...


An Orange County prosecutor told a State Bar court Thursday she believed she acted within the law when she withheld potentiall...


Government


Mike Feuer sworn in for second Term as LA city attorney

Jun. 30, 2017
By Matthew Sanderson


Product Liability


Five California attorneys land spots on the plaintiff steering committee for a large class action litigation involving Fiat Ch...


Product Liability


Five California attorneys land spots on the plaintiff steering committee for a large class action litigation involving Fiat Ch...



More big firms hit with sex discrimination suits

Jun. 30, 2017
By Nicolas Sonnenburg


Judges and Judiciary, Criminal


A top Orange County sheriff’s official told a judge Thursday that 5 1/2 months worth of entries may have been deleted from a r...


9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


The 9th U.S. Court of Appeals on Thursday denied the International Brotherhood of Teamsters a review of its petitions challeng...


Criminal, California Supreme Court


The high court was divided 4-3 in the case.


A garlic company successfully convinced a federal judge to dismiss its RICO case against several Chinese competitors earlier t...


Law Practice, Civil Litigation


An employment discrimination lawsuit that peered into the world of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer Feld LLP litigators has settled, ac...


In Recess


Workers’ compensation litigator Keith P. More has been raising money for charity with his passion for painting for 15 years.


Assembly Bill 119 and Senate Bill 104 would require public employers within the state to provide recognized employee exclusive...


Ethics/Professional Responsibility


Disciplinary proceedings in State Bar Court began on Wednesday against Orange County Deputy District Attorney Sandra Lee Nassa...


Civil Litigation


A judge found Eddie Money’s allegedly discriminatory behavior predates his free speech claims.


An Orange County judge declined Wednesday to pause an evidence hearing in a capital case to allow a prosecutor time to review ...


Labor/Employment, Government


President Donald J. Trump has named a Los Angeles lawyer to fill the National Labor Relations Board’s final vacancy, and the v...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Nearly two out of three private arbitration firms in California are not complying at all with a state law that requires public...


A state audit released Tuesday reported that 80 percent of the bar’s more than 500 full-time employees are on a 36.25-hour wor...