It is expected that by 2020, more than 2 million women will be in the veteran population. Their health experiences and needs a...

In this complicated time for California employers, where a 3-4 percent unemployment rate makes it so challenging to recruit an...

The new law is long and complex. This article is intended to provide practitioners with a brief overview of the procedural and...

Daily we are bombarded in cyberspace with fake information, images and videos, and the law has failed to keep pace with the fa...

With technology dramatically changing how local governments service the public, the developing legal issue concerns to what ex...

In a recent ruling the Federal Circuit held that an ordinary forum selection clause in a licensing agreement can prevent a val...

To produce sufficient food and fiber to feed California, the nation and the world, Central Valley farmers use synthetic and o...

Why I admire Parliamentary procedure

Several commander-in-chief hopefuls, seeking the White House residency beginning in January 2021, have begun stridently pontif...

The U.S. Supreme Court’s latest arbitration ruling continues a proxy war over ‘statutory originalism.’

California is a hub of TCPA litigation with new, major class actions being filed against all manner of major businesses on wha...

In this article and accompanying self-study test, readers will learn about the eminent domain process, its constitutional and ...

There have been innumerable revisions to the state and federal procedural rules in the 80 years since promulgation of the Fede...

The appellate court recently issued its fifth ruling on the issue of website accessibility in the case of Robles v. Domino's.

The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill, now in the Senate, which seeks to ensure employees are compensated withou...

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I argued in a recent law review article that lying on dating apps or websites about a fact material to another person’s decisi...

Over the last two years, we have seen a wave of lawsuits against Big Law firms, challenging harassment, discrimination in pay ...

When an agency seeks a packaging fee, its interests are in conflict with those of the writer.

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California’s new rule has overly burdensome supervision requirements that render it impractical for many in the community it i...

From ancient times, people have erected statues celebrating significant figures of their eras. As times change, such monuments...

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A recent case provides much-needed clarification for municipalities seeking to exercise local control over telecommunications ...

The amount of the penalties has increased substantially over the past few years. Additionally, employers can be subjected to p...

The famed director recently proposed that the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences change its eligibility rules to keep...

The court has become a battleground between plaintiffs and defendants on the issue of Article III standing in the wake of Spokeo.

Amidst the furor over the Mueller report, not enough attention has been paid to a crucial premise for many of its conclusions:...

Hollywood talent agents and writers are at war with each other in what augurs to be the most important litigation in the enter...