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As our culture drifts from the humanities toward technology and distraction, we risk losing not just our shared identity and d...

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Courts disfavor contracts that excuse future wrongdoing, enforcing releases only when clear, conspicuous, related to the activ...

ChatGPT gave wrong legal advice in five of six tests using real California cases, contradicted itself based on who asked, and ...

Many firms chase new clients while overlooking the work already sitting inside their own walls. This article shows California ...

California's paid sick leave has evolved from three days for illness in 2015 to five days covering crime victimization, court ...

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Generative AI offers tremendous promise for the legal profession--but without intentional use, it can erode the refined judgme...

The Supreme Court is taking up two cases that could hold Cuba accountable for seizing American property -- an unexpected legal...

A $329 million verdict against Tesla for an autopilot-related death opens the floodgates to more lawsuits, exposing the compan...

The Daily Journal's 'Top 40 Under 40' supplement managed to profile California lawyers without including a single African-Amer...

FCC's multi-million-dollar penalties against mobile carriers for improperly selling customer location data face new legal unce...

In the unpublished decision, the California Court of Appeal ruled that a man living in a tent had no Fourth Amendment protecti...

Trump's stunning 29th emergency Supreme Court appeal in 10 months seeks to override a federal judge and deploy National Guard ...

The NBA cashed in on legalized gambling's gold rush, then acted shocked when players and coaches turned insider information in...

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Fifty years after its completion, San Francisco's massive Brutalist Vaillancourt Fountain faces removal as part of a plaza red...

October's National Disability Employment Awareness Month should prompt Big Law to examine how its practices continue to margin...

On Oct. 11, California enacted SB 37 to crack down on misleading attorney advertising -- giving consumers the right to sue ove...

Amid an increasingly fractured political climate fueled by outrage and absolutism, restoring democracy's health depends on cit...

Trial preparation isn't wasted when cases settle at the last minute -- it's exactly what forces those settlements to happen.

California voters have long wielded influence over insurance regulation through ballot initiatives, from Proposition 103's swe...

Once limited mostly to defamation and media cases, California's anti-SLAPP statute (Code Civ. Proc. § 425.16) has expanded int...

Sargent's Portrait of Madame X shows how revision reveals growth -- a reminder that, in mediation as in art, change ca...