As California's 2025 legislative session nears its close, lawmakers are advancing three impactful employment bills--targeting ...

A former family law judge reflects on the profound challenges mental health issues pose in high-conflict cases, urging the leg...

Thousands of homeowners are being denied insurance coverage for toxic smoke damage, despite clear health risks and legal prote...

A 9th Circuit panel struck down California's gun-rationing law, and while Attorney General Rob Bonta may seek en banc review, ...

A new California ruling offers three crucial reminders for anti-SLAPP practitioners: Stick closely to the statute's requiremen...

The lone rainmaker is a myth. Today's legal business development requires collaboration, alignment and firm-wide engagement.

As Congress advances the "One Big Beautiful Tax Bill," proposed Senate reforms signal a long-term, pro-investment future for O...

The U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Zuch redefines the boundaries of Tax Court jurisdiction in CDP cases, with potenti...

In a unanimous and forceful decision in Fuld v. Palestine Liberation Organization, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the ...

Despite a conservative tilt, the Supreme Court just made it easier for special education plaintiffs to sue for damages under d...

Local laws should be reviewed yearly to reflect new legislation, cultural shifts and fairness in enforcement -- San Francisco'...

Artificial intelligence in law, especially large language models like ChatGPT, works by predicting the next word in a sequence...

Could a New Jersey township's plan to condemn a church for pickleball courts eventually become the U.S. Supreme Court case tha...

If you have California customers sending you money -- even if you've never set foot in the Golden State -- California's tax au...

A new Supreme Court ruling hints that medical expenses from personal injuries might now open the door to RICO claims -- but ...

Legal institutions must condemn intimidation of judges and actions that undermine the judicial system.

The DOJ's growing skepticism of corporate monitorships may signal a shift for the Antitrust Division -- companies should seize...

In the face of escalating violence and political resistance, federal ICE and CBP agents, attacked by rioters and left without ...

As tensions escalate between Israel and Iran, the United States faces renewed pressure to weigh military involvement -- raisin...

Judges face rising threats and disinformation, yet ethics rules keep most silent, leaving attacks on the courts dangerously un...

As accusations of politically motivated "debanking" grow louder, from religious groups to crypto firms, regulators and courts ...

Many clients with mental health challenges face struggles in criminal court, where expedited procedures -- including involunta...

The American Bar Association's guidance about reporting criminal acts of a client does not necessarily apply in California.

Under California law, school districts are generally immune from liability for student injuries that occur off school property...

A Georgia court's dismissal of the first AI hallucination defamation suit underscores just how early -- and unsettled -- the l...

California's Vehicle Code section 17004.7 provides public entities with immunity from liability in pursuit-related crashes i...

St. Thomas More, long celebrated as a martyr of conscience and hero of faith, was also a zealous persecutor who used state p...

The family law crisis in California is driven by overwhelmed and underfunded courts, a high percentage of self-represented l...

Generative AI platforms are turning to centuries-old public domain documents to train their systems and sidestep billion-dolla...

While responses to Requests for Production that promise to produce only "relevant" documents may seem reasonable, they in fact...