G.G. v. G.S. makes clear that psychological abuse is domestic violence -- and California courts must treat it that way.

As healthcare, crisis response and public systems increasingly rely on digital infrastructure, California's next civil rights ...

The Trademark Modernization Act strengthened trademark injunctions by creating a rebuttable presumption of irreparable harm, b...

In the 9th Circuit, willful trademark infringement is no longer required for attorney's fees in Lanham Act cases, but it remai...

As the 9th Circuit quietly decides a case that could impact thousands of lawyers without even hearing oral argument, the quest...

After the Eaton and Palisades fires, insurers are reportedly terminating Additional Living Expense benefits by requiring polic...

Louisiana v. Callais guts key protections of the Voting Rights Act by narrowing Section 2 and enabling partisan redistr...

Tech companies and their allies continue to frame the First Amendment and Section 230 as shields against liability for online ...

Elmer "Geronimo" Pratt's case shows how political targeting and hidden informants can destroy an innocent man--and why the jus...

Shear Development Co. LLC v. California Coastal Commission initially looked like a major shift in Coastal Act law, but ...

With less than a year before its Jan. 1, 2027, sunset, California's mandatory disclosure law under SB 235 has reshaped state c...

Uber's ballot initiative would gut California's contingency fee system, restrict access to justice for injured victims, shift ...

The Supreme Court's decision in Chatrie v. United States could determine whether people who enable cell phone location ...

A California appellate court exposed lawyers and a judge for using AI fabricated cases, but the real scandal may be that the p...

The litigation over Marilyn Monroe's Brentwood home centers on whether the City's historic designation and related demolition ...

While Doe v. Meta follows existing Section 230 law, its concurrences signal rising judicial pressure to narrow platform...

California's new CCPA regulations requiring annual cybersecurity audits and risk assessments are forcing companies to create d...

AI is now a leading cause of U.S. layoffs, and employers who use neutral-sounding criteria like "AI fluency" to push out older...

The lawyers who advance fastest aren't waiting for assignments--they're scanning every situation for unmet needs and filling t...

Family law rarely offers clean endings, and the cumulative toll of carrying families through their worst moments can lead to b...

A mediator's expertise can provide a valuable reality check, but effective settlement decisions require lawyers to critically ...

The OpenAI litigation is becoming a public demonstration of how modern discovery works. Executives separate "official" communi...