Oswald v. Landmark Builders proves the 5-year rule waits for no one -- not even a pandemic.

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California's Evidence Code Section 801.1 requires all medical causation opinions -- whether from plaintiffs or defendants -- t...

California's infrastructure boom is delivering new bike lanes and roadways at record speed -- but oversight hasn't kept pace. ...

New DOJ policies and enforcement tools are shifting the legal landscape, exposing organizations to heightened investigation an...

Nonprofits, foundations, and sanctuary cities face intensified DOJ scrutiny as the Trump administration cracks down on progres...

DOJ's AI enforcement has shifted from broad fraud cases to targeting AI misuse that threatens U.S. competitiveness, while usin...

While common in federal investigations, "taint teams" have no footing in California law -- and the governing statutes, cases a...

After an unexpected pause, the DOJ has resumed FCPA enforcement with renewed focus -- reminding businesses that this once-dorm...

After nearly a decade of treating every adviser conflict as material, the SEC may be changing course -- offering potential rel...

The rise of AI-enabled cyberattacks, exemplified by North Korea's fraudulent IT worker scheme, underscores the need for compan...

From Halloween to New Year's, America's four major holidays form a deliberate cultural scaffold that lifts a diverse nation fr...

The evolution of the legal profession over recent decades -- marked by gains in diversity and technology but a troubling decli...

Liability insurers' use of catch-all language in Intellectual Property and Habitability exclusions -- designed to eliminate co...

Chinese court proceedings share fundamental principles with U.S. courts -- from presumption of innocence to contract law doctr...

Jonathan Demson, a quietly brilliant and fiercely dedicated solo appellate attorney who handled over 400 cases, argued four ti...

A year after California passed SB 976 to curb minors' social-media addiction, a wave of First Amendment lawsuits from tech gia...

A new Second Amendment Rights Section within the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division marks a dramatic shift in federal ...

A $10,000 sanctions case revealed how deeply generative AI unsettles the legal system. The passion it inspires isn't new. Plat...

President Trump's pardon of former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández, who was convicted of trafficking over 400 tons o...

California State Sen. Scott Wiener's proposed "No Kings Act" expands existing state protections and aims to hold government ag...

Lawyers can't ignore generative AI, but they also can't abdicate their professional responsibilities to verify accuracy and pr...

California's legal market presents complex risks, and some firms explore international insurers, such as Lloyd's of London, as...

Business cases turn on getting documents into evidence, so trial lawyers must beat hearsay objections by knowing what counts a...

Democracy depends on shared facts, fairness and the rule of law; when trust erodes, it falls to citizens and leaders to rebuil...

The law shapes every stage of a work of art's life -- from its creation and sale to exhibition, reproduction, donation, and ev...

Negotiating Hollywood deals and mediating disputes rely on the same timeless principles: do your homework, build relationships...

Military bases previously renamed to remove Confederate associations have been renamed again to their original surnames, now h...

The NIL era has created a complex marketplace where college athletes, franchises and lawyers must collaborate across sports, f...

Recent California legislation expands public and oversight access to peace officer personnel records while maintaining confide...