For the second year in a row, the California State Assembly passed legislation to strengthen the California False Claims Act —...

We first opened our doors in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, Sept. 8, 1920 at 7:30 p.m. It was an evening-only program with...

As a former member of the California State Bar Board of Trustees from 2013-2019, including having acted for several years as a...

Last week, following nearly a decade of litigation, a Los Angeles Superior Court ruled in favor of a group of coffee defendant...

A recent appellate decision shows just how far the courts are willing to go to insulate California public policy from the pree...

In the military, Jackie Robinson took a stand within a racist system

“Conversations with RBG,” authored by Professor Jeffrey Rosen, is a good place to begin for a probing, yet concise, book about...

I have been a proponent of incorporating technology into law practice since I started practicing back in 1985. Now here I am, ...

President Donald Trump’s constant attacks on the judiciary are a violation of the separation of powers set out in the U.S. Con...

I read Judge Rupa Goswami’s article and it hit home — hard.

At the zenith of the legislative session, 31 separate bills were under consideration to either amend or abandon AB 5. If, as e...

I thoroughly enjoyed David Ozeran’s article in the August 25 Daily Journal on opinions reflecting judicial wisdom/humor. Here’...

You represented your client from the beginning of a dispute to the very end. You obtained a result that, while not an outright...

Amid all the adversity, some attorneys may unfortunately be tempted to make a bad decision.

The current year has developed in surprising ways for most of us. With an election looming and governments dealing with the ef...

The tax code is chock full of penalties, so you always want to behave reasonably and in good faith. One of the biggest and mos...

The Judicial Council’s elimination of its unlawful detainer moratorium forced the California Legislature to take urgent action...

Sometimes you can see a train wreck coming a mile away. Design Built Systems v. Sorokine is one of those cases. It also happen...

A thought-provoking vision that the future of law might entail a Legal Singularity encompassing the elimination of legal uncer...

Legislation promising in the first months of 2020 lost steam as priorities shifted to COVID-19 relief bills. But animal prote...

In resolving a dispute over Stanislaus County’s blanket exemption of water well construction permits from review under the Cal...

The hotshot fighter pilots of “Top Gun” are all about speed — fast jets, fast motorcycles, and fast “friends” who haven’t “los...

Two recent bills that amended Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act — the Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act and Stop En...

Given the state’s woeful performance safeguarding residents’ rights, Health and Safety Code Section 1430(b) litigation has bee...

A just society holds people accountable for what they do; it does not punish them for what they look like or where they may ha...

Recent COVID-19 travel restrictions have created risk of additional corporate income tax liabilities and filing obligations fo...

A party who prevails at trial in a civil action must often wait years as the case winds through the appellate process before e...

Once you have taken the important step of deciding to sell your company, a business owner must face the reality that the inner...

Despite the COVID-19 setback to the economy, the stock market continues to set records, demonstrating the resilience of U.S. b...

On May 6, the Department of Education issued the new final Title IX regulations with a firm deadline of Aug. 14 for educators ...