The fat lady has not sung: At a Feb. 20 press conference responding to the Court's ruling, President Trump--after launching a ...

The Supreme Court's Learning Resources tariffs ruling proved Justice Kagan right -- a bipartisan majority used a strict textua...

In a rare 6-3 rebuke of the Trump administration, the Supreme Court--relying on the International Emergency Economic Powers Ac...

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California's new mobilehome laws strengthen tenant protections, modernize notices and impose stricter disaster-response obliga...

To thrive in today's hybrid, mobile legal world, firms must teach intentionally: pass down skills and institutional knowledge,...

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The entertainment industry is at the forefront of innovative claims arising from the intersection of media and generative AI t...

Bivens actions, once a key tool for victims of federal excessive force, are now largely foreclosed in immigration and...

Legislation intended to promote affordable housing by limiting community associations' enforcement, collection, and maintenanc...

The use of consumer generative artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT and Claude may not be protected by attorney-clien...

California's SB 365 eliminates automatic stays on appeals of arbitration denials, giving trial courts discretion to balance ef...

Oral advocacy is becoming a rare and undervalued skill for developing attorneys, with overreliance on writing and scripted pre...

Candlestick Park was more than cold and windy. It was built on insider deals, political maneuvering and a grand jury probe tha...

A commission on liberty, a hearing that failed Jewish Americans

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The LAPD's plan to delete nearly 12 million "non-evidentiary" recordings lacks a clear legal basis, risks the loss of relevant...

In 2025, Judicial Council Coordinated Proceedings continued to shape California's product liability and mass tort landscape; t...

California's 2026 employment laws boost penalties, revive claims, expand enforcement and extend deadlines--raising risk for em...

Remote car rentals aren't responsible for checking if a customer is sober--negligent entrustment requires proof the driver was...

The California Court of Appeal recently held that staffing companies are not "laborers" under Civil Code section 8024 and cann...

After the February 2025 bar exam disaster, California should adopt the NextGen Uniform Bar Exam for July 2028 and restore conf...

H.R. 3699 would broadly block state and local governments from most forms of energy regulation --potentially disrupting electr...

Governor Gavin Newsom is almost certain to fill the California Supreme Court vacancy with a safe, experienced Court of Appeal ...

Protest has again become commonplace on public colleges and universities; this article identifies six legal areas for issue-sp...

Although AI can speed up legal research and handle routine analysis, the human intuition and judgment required to persuade app...

For decades, legal research rested on the scarcity of authoritative information; general-purpose AI now places that assumption...

Diana Teran, former assistant district attorney for ethics and integrity in the Los Angeles County DA's Office, endured lastin...

Who decides when a smoke-contaminated home is safe? Right now, it's the insurance company.

In a constitutional republic, the attorney general must enforce the law with independence and integrity, and the Trump-Bondi r...