Congress wants wireless infrastructure without political backlash. And it recently found a way to have its wireless cake and e...

The first lawsuit sparked by the superbug bacterial outbreak that killed two patients, sickened five more and exposed almost 1...

The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund has persuaded a federal judge in Los Angeles to ship back to state cou...

Despite her recent appointment, Judge Dorothy Kim has the disposition of a seasoned bench officer.

Companies are becoming major players in California's renewable energy market, with several long-term deals to buy wind and sol...

Vice President and General Counsel for Bonhams & Butterfields Auctioneers Corporation - San Francisco ...

The president recently announced a "Precision Medicine Initiative" to accelerate the discovery of strategies for preventive me...

The IEEE began considering changes because of calls from competition regulators for standard-setting organizations to provide ...

Forced firearms forfeitures are just one example of a much larger national problem of abusive property seizures and compelled ...

A federal judge has decertified a class of consumers who had sued over the allegedly deceptive marketing of an herbal suppleme...

The state will pay $24 million to settle a lawsuit brought by private investors whose plans to buy 11 government-owned parcels...

Sidley Austin LLP and firm partner Stephen D. Blevit are two of the named defendants in a law suit filed in a Los Angeles Coun...

Executive Director Joseph L. Dunn last fall formed a new enforcement unit within the bar to pursue the unauthorized practice o...

As jury selection began in a high-profile gender discrimination trial Monday, the prominent role of the technology industry in...

From prison guard to public defender, San Joaquin County Judge Richard Guiliani has a range of experience.

A roundup of recent transactions across the state and the lawyers involved.

Whether a Marvin Gaye classic can be played at trial this week sheds light on a larger issue plaguing copyright law. ...

Shelters are good, but only if supportive services - including mental health treatment - are mandatory. By Michael D. Antonovi...

As a female attorney with my own firm, I found the article titled "Female attorneys strike out on their own" (Feb. 12), circli...

A recent decision takes an unprecedented step towards narrowing the application of the anti-SLAPP statute in mixed cause of ac...

The plaintiff in Kerry v. Din, to be argued Monday, has the right to require the government to make its allegations lea...

News that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is trying to take over yoga through some kind of geographical indication came as...

A report by the Legislative Analyst's Office Friday urged lawmakers to require courts to provide more information about how th...

Brown, White & Newhouse LLP name partner George Newhouse Jr. is leaving the criminal defense and business litigation bouti...

Educational advocacy group Raising the Bar LLC is hosting an event Tuesday in which 20 Bay Area academics will lead discussio...

I urge my colleagues from courts that are underfunded, but less so than ours, to join those of us who work in courts with an e...

An influential not-for-profit organization has finalized new policy guidelines that experts say may discourage future lawsuits...

A former Central District of California judge, one of nine former directors of the Drug Enforcement Administration to sign a b...

LA County Judge Victor Chavez takes a cerebral approach to the involved cases that he handles.

A weekly roundup of lateral attorney moves, law firm office openings and partner promotions from around California.