Ageism persists in the legal profession despite strong legal protections, underscoring the need to evaluate attorneys and judg...

At least some of the credit may belong to the U.S. military and its veterans.

Neuroethics is rapidly emerging as a critical but underdeveloped field in law and policy, leaving the legal profession unprepa...

As AI transforms computing into a race shaped as much by climate, water and power as by code, modular micro-data centers are r...

California's landmark jury-bias reform law, Code of Civil Procedure section 231.7, was designed to eliminate discriminatory ju...

As California's employment enforcement landscape grows increasingly aggressive, employers must prioritize proactive audits, up...

California courts generally favor allowing parties to correct curable procedural defects in summary judgment-related filings s...

A legal challenge by judicial candidate Charles E. Pell against Judge Ami S. Sagel over her ballot name is rejected by the cou...

California's military diversion and Veterans Treatment Court framework squarely addresses prosecutors' dilemma: protecting pub...

The Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling in Louisiana v. Callais fundamentally undermined the Voting Rights Act by requiring pr...

It's National Meditation Month. Breathe in. Brief out. Insert a "t" and trade mediation for meditation.

A recent California Court of Appeal opinion in In re Domestic Partnership of Torres Campos & Munoz exposes how la...

The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that a wounded veteran can sue the military contractor whose negligent retention of a Taliban oper...

The 2024 decision in Gilead Tenofovir Cases, Gilead Sciences v. Superior Court of the City and County of San Francisco, effect...

King Charles III's address to Congress is contrasted with the In re Extradition of Kevin John Artt litigation to argue ...

Former California appellate justice Arthur Gilbert responds to judicial criticism of his views on artificial intelligence by r...

The U.K.'s upcoming Competition and Markets Authority evaluation of the proposed Paramount-Warner Bros. transaction illustrate...

SB 574 would set specific duties for attorneys who use generative artificial intelligence and would restrict how arbitrators m...

As AI increasingly provides actionable assistance in dangerous contexts, the law must confront whether existing concepts of cr...

When AI practices law without a license, who is responsible? That is the question Nippon Life v. OpenAI forces courts t...

On April 22, the attorney general amended the Code of Federal Regulations, placing state-licensed medicinal cannabis into Sche...

California's SB 243 requires chatbot platforms to maintain suicide prevention protocols and disclose their AI status, but it c...

When language crosses cultural boundaries, words can be misread in ways that distort intent and impact, creating legal and rel...

A court faced with a motion to compel arbitration must first determine whether a valid and enforceable agreement exists unless...

For many lawyers, the tension between billable work and business development is a constant and often frustrating reality. Firm...

Hollywood clutched its pearls over Ryan Coogler's Sinners deal -- but what the panic missed was a lesson in what the legal bar...

Uber has spent five years arguing Proposition 22 rewrote California tort law; a recent arbitration award confirms it did not--...

E-filing systems increasingly allow minor technical or formatting mistakes to trigger document rejections that can jeopardize ...

Even well-intentioned workplace initiatives may invite legal scrutiny--the EEOC's lawsuit against Coca-Cola illustrates an exp...

Recent California legislation and federal proposals like H.R. 5560 mark a decisive shift toward holding institutions and platf...