It took the dogged fact-gathering and masterful cross-examination of Boston attorney Louis D. Brandeis to reveal the truth in ...

Similar to other consumer product disclosure bills the California Legislature has considered in recent years, the bill require...

Once dominated by Silicon Valley tech companies, the International Trade Commission now is hearing cases from a much more dive...

This is the final installment of a series of seven columns on how to write an effective Statement of Facts. And it might be th...

A few weeks ago, Paul McCartney and music publisher Sony/ATV settled McCartney’s lawsuit asking a New York federal court to ru...

A California Supreme Court ruling on Thursday could mean that employers will face even more claims under the Private Attorneys...

After a long absence, attorney Paul Kiesel returns to review some of the latest tech gadgets to help you along both in and out...

The July 7 opinion piece, “Parole boards & public safety,” gives an erroneous portrayal of Proposition 57, which passed la...

In spite of the Supreme Court’s continuing reaffirmation of the broad “potential for coverage” standard, policyholders continu...

A fictionalized account of the negotiations between Ian Paisley and Martin McGuinness leading to the 2007 power-sharing arrang...

Many artists are branching out of music and general merchandising to start businesses in related industries. To market and mon...

Let’s face it; it costs a lot to hire a patent practitioner. The cost of a patent practitioner is well beyond the means of a h...

Tax audits are nobody’s favorite topic. Sometimes your number just comes up, although there are some things that make that mor...

Last week, the California Supreme Court ruled against two Encinitas homeowners who challenged the California Coastal Commissio...

In Murr v. Wisconsin, the Supreme Court missed a golden opportunity to provide clear guidance on how to identify the relevant...

California courts have long rejected the doctrine as incompatible with state law, but recent decisions suggest it may be avail...

It has become ever clearer that no technology is enough to defeat a determined hacker. The increasing sophistication of socia...

The Delaware Court of Chancery ruled that Section 204 of the General Corporation Law of the State of Delaware could not be use...

The governor should veto AB 1565, which would increase the threshold for being exempt from overtime requirements.

The FCA has proven to be ineffective at preventing fraud and encouraging ethical corporate behavior.

It looks as if the California Supreme Court is taking a lead role in California and nationally to comply with applicable feder...

New accounting standards address not-for-profit financial statements, while accelerating the recognition of incoming funds.

A lawsuit brought by the state of New Jersey that sought to allow sports betting recently stepped onto the national stage.

There are the plans, the specifications, the general conditions, the special conditions, the addenda, the prime contract, the ...

Does the right to bear arms extend outside the home? Last month, the Supreme Court declined to review a case that could have a...

This decision confirms a circuit split over the legality of the SEC’s administrative proceedings under the appointments clause...

What have we learned about Justice Neil Gorsuch from his first 90 days on the bench? Hint: There are few surprises.

Our state Supreme Court must continually define and distinguish legally dispositive categories under both federal and state law.

The en banc panel addressed a cramdown plan where the central issue was the valuation of the secured creditor’s collateral whe...

Herbert Hoover once said: “Next to religion, baseball has had a greater impact on our American way of life than any other Amer...