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California attorneys should brace for Phase 2 of the State Bar's Client Trust Account Protection Program (C-TAPP), which will ...

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If you want to be paid, refusing to hand over a Form W-9 may not make sense.

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A new California appellate decision affirms that prosecutors may pursue second-degree murder charges in DUI and street racing ...

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By grounding complex disputes in universal moral principles, trial lawyers can make any business case accessible and compelling.

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