To resentence or not to resentence: The question courts face under amended Penal Code Section 1172.1.

Bradley Heppner typed his defense strategy into a chat window. Thirty-one documents later, the prosecution had them. A federal...

Illinois v. Trump highlights the clash between federal power and state control over the National Guard, showing how t...

Trustees have a legal duty to manage trusts carefully, loyally, and in accordance with the governing document and applicable l...

The Supreme Court is considering whether President Trump can use an executive order to reinterpret the 14th Amendment and unde...

An emerging split in the courts raises questions about whether AI prompts are subject to discovery.

With mounting economic pressure ahead of Q1 2026 reporting, lenders and borrowers should act now to manage covenant risk and p...

California's bar ethics committee has a new warning for attorneys using AI -- but the real problem isn't hallucinations, it's ...

As AI becomes part of routine legal practice, the Nippon Life suit squarely presents whether AI-generated legal advice can exp...

The 14th Amendment, ratified in 1868, guarantees that anyone born or naturalized in the United States is a citizen and ensures...

The court upheld Seattle's App-Based Worker Deactivation Rights Ordinance, rejecting Uber and Instacart's constitutional chall...

The second wave of AI litigation will focus on agentic software and bot battles, raising novel legal issues across CFAA, copyr...

Fifteen years after his passing, Warren Christopher remains a powerful model of quiet, principled leadership--combining global...

Civil statutes of limitations for childhood sexual abuse, the borrowing statute's betrayal of § 1983 survivors, and the case f...

California's aggressive tax regime is now targeting luxury car owners and dealers using out-of-state schemes like the Montana ...

California's expanded military diversion law gives lawyers a vital tool to secure just outcomes for veterans by addressing ser...

The NLRB's return to the 2020 joint-employer rule narrows the circumstances in which businesses may be deemed joint employers ...

Existing insurance programs may provide coverage in some circumstances, but insurers are increasingly introducing exclusions a...

Entertainment transactional attorneys shape Hollywood deals to prevent disputes, but even well-intentioned agreements--like va...

Supreme Court declines Thaler case: works created entirely by AI without meaningful human input cannot receive U.S. copyright,...

Uber's proposed "fee cap" initiative disguises limiting injured people's access to legal and medical resources as consumer pro...

As cross-border disputes involving China increase, U.S. counsel must recognize fundamental differences in discovery, judicial ...

Southern California's legal market lures out-of-state firms, but only those with clear purpose, local leadership, and patient,...

CARE Court has gone from experiment to scoreboard, with counties now judged on filings, outcomes and their ability to turn cou...

In family court, the sharpest move isn't shouting--it's staying civil, staying organized, and letting strategy outmaneuver the...

For decades, personal injury law has turned on physical proof; now, it is increasingly metadata that uncovers the facts that d...