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AB 711 aims to reduce redundant court reporters by requiring attorneys to confer early about their intent to use one, fosterin...

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The history of California's judicial confirmation process reveals that long before the famous 1982 "Duke Nukem" deadlock, the ...

If you want to be paid, refusing to hand over a Form W-9 may not make sense.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's new grooming and gender-neutral standards risk disproportionately affecting Black and fema...

A.I. sparks both alarm and utility -- from Geoffrey Hinton's warnings to courtroom missteps -- raising questions about clari...

War teaches luck matters. So does the law. Survival in court often depends on which lawyer, judge, or county you get -- not ju...

Many workers believe they're in a hostile work environment, but unless mistreatment is tied to a legally protected trait, the ...

As Europe expands ESG disclosure rules and the U.S. reins in federal DEI efforts, global companies face a sharper challenge: b...

A new California appellate decision affirms that prosecutors may pursue second-degree murder charges in DUI and street racing ...

An attorney used AI tools to cross-check his brief. The result: 21 fabricated citations, a $10,000 sanction, and California's ...

By grounding complex disputes in universal moral principles, trial lawyers can make any business case accessible and compelling.

Ross Intelligence is appealing a Delaware court ruling that held its use of Thomson Reuters' copyrighted headnotes for AI trai...

In 2023, Fort Hood was renamed Fort Cavazos to honor Richard E. Cavazos, the first Hispanic four-star general and a decorated ...

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California's new "No Secret Police" Act aims to restore public trust, but its real test is whether state power can withstand f...

A criminal case against a trans civil rights attorney over a quickly corrected misstatement raises troubling questions about f...

The Tracy case highlights a broader failure in charter school oversight -- where legal safety standards exist, but un...

California's Honest Pricing Law and the FTC's Junk Fees Rule are forcing businesses to show all-in prices, driving costly syst...

As CSC's NIL Go platform opens new doors for college athlete merchandise, major sports brands are already pressing the limits ...

Vietnamese American nail salon owners and manicurists are challenging California's AB 5 law, claiming it unfairly forces nail ...

Arbitration promises speed and efficiency -- but too often delivers delays. Here's how attorneys can take control and move the...

The Comey indictment is just the latest turn in a dangerous cycle -- where justice becomes a political weapon and courtroom ba...

In the past year, the California Supreme Court has reshaped arbitration, contract liability, corporate governance and administ...

Despite decades of settled law, the federal government is still fighting airport noise claims -- this time over Navy jet flights.

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