Neither the courts nor federal agencies have addressed whether an employer-mandated COVID-19 vaccination requirement is lawful...

I was dumbfounded by the “Daddy’s Gill” headline in the Daily Journal’s Sept. 28 profile of Kern County Superior Court Judge S...

The bill increased thresholds for “small estates” to avoid formal probate proceedings.

Whether you are a first-time fund, exempt adviser or registered investment adviser, all funds must be mindful of implementing ...

Businesses and investors can get ahead by embracing the changes that are here to stay.

Parties use a judge pro tem to ensure a decision maker is knowledgeable in the law applicable to the dispute as well as having...

Last week, by a unanimous 4-0 vote, the California Fish and Game Commission agreed to accept a petition submitted by the Cente...

Earlier this month, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill to impose notice, record keeping and safety obligations on employers in Ca...

As this column is devoted to takings law, this seemed like an apt moment to examine the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s par...

If the state of California is looking to reckon with the pseudo-symbiotic relationship between the justice system and law enfo...

In his Sept. 25 guest column, Ben Feuer makes the dramatic pronouncement that “[Justice Ruth Bader] Ginsburg’s death could spa...

"General Michael Flynn is a defendant without a prosecutor" With that rhetorical hook, Sidney Powell, counsel for former Natio...

The COVID-19 edition of the 2020 NCAA college football season is unlike any of the previous 150 seasons.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals recently issued an opinion in a copyright case that may significantly limit the copyrigh...

A 19th century decision by the California Supreme Court is a tribute to those who stood against anti-Mexican racism.

In 2019, Cy Vance, the New York County district attorney, served a subpoena on Mazars, President Donald Trump’s accounting fir...

The 1st District Court of Appeal has issued an opinion one hopes will make it easier for some workers to obtain benefits where...

Four of the five conservative justices on today’s Supreme Court were nominated by presidents who lost the popular vote. Three ...

In 2018, 55% of Californians at all income levels experienced at least one civil legal problem in their household, yet nearly ...

The core of our adversarial approach relies upon the essential groundwork of legal argumentation. Lawyers and legal profession...

The “diploma privilege” boils down to full faith and credit access to justice for “Us” and no faith and credit for “Them,” mea...

Leveraging alternative dispute resolution procedures to stay afloat during a pandemic

The Federal Trade Commission recently issued proposed rules for claiming products are “made” in the USA, and penalties under t...

The current disasters across California, the country, and the world are not the “new normal.” In fact, the magnitude and frequ...

President Trump issued an executive memorandum last month to allow payroll tax deferral for employees in response to the ongoi...

The court will consider whether the ‘arise out of or relate to’ requirement for a state court to exercise specific personal ju...

As recent court decisions have shown, one thing that has not changed is an insurer’s duty to investigate a claim submitted by ...

From anti-SLAPP issues to providing ‘clear and convincing evidence’ of knowing falsity, the Harvard professor’s defamation cas...

Trump has now wielded the First Amendment eraser on his presidential pen to outright ban Tiktok and WeChat social media applic...

This month, Facebook announced it is the subject of an inquiry by the Irish Data Protection Commission. The commission had iss...