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The Kruitbosch decision underscores that employers may still face liability for off-site harassment -- depending not o...

By consolidating both discretionary and merits-based institution decisions under the Director, the USPTO has reshaped the IPR ...

James Madison warned that a functioning republic depends on an informed citizenry, yet President Trump's unprecedented pattern...

Edison's Eaton Fire compensation program is fundamentally unfair, designed to minimize payouts, lacks neutral oversight or neg...

California joins other states where partisan gerrymandering skews representation, disenfranchises voters and fuels political p...

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California's new AB 250 reopens the door for time-barred sexual assault claims, giving plaintiffs a two-year window starting J...

UC San Diego's gutting of a scholarship once intended for Black students is just the beginning of a broader, deafening effort ...

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When appellate courts decide cases on surprise legal theories never argued or briefed, it's not just unfair--it violates due p...

Self-authentication, a rarely used evidentiary rule, does not operate as announced -- and untangling it shows something about ...

Medical debt is a leading cause of consumer bankruptcy in the U.S., and attorneys play a critical role in guiding clients thro...

The disruptive potential of deepfakes in family law highlights the urgent need for legal and technological solutions to safegu...

In personal injury litigation, strategic timing is key -- by recognizing and leveraging natural pressure points from pre-suit ...

As our culture drifts from the humanities toward technology and distraction, we risk losing not just our shared identity and d...

The rise of generative AI challenges traditional intellectual property laws by raising unresolved questions about who owns AI-...

The SEC now allows mandatory arbitration in IPOs, reshaping litigation risk for public issuers, raising governance and insuran...

Appellate work involves diving into the record, crafting strategies and briefs, and arguing tough cases, all in the pursuit of...

As autonomous vehicle technologies advance--with investments growing 800% annually and market potential projected at $400 bill...