California Gov. Gavin Newsom has vetoed Senate Bill 966, allowing for more restraint and reflection during a period of hyperac...

NIL deals may give young athletes a false sense of prestige, leading them to leave college early and underperform in professio...

In Degala v. John Stewart Company, a construction worker sued the general contractor and project owner for negligence a...

Exploring the intersection of modern biometric technologies and Christian beliefs, particularly the fear of these technologies...

California's recent legislative changes have significantly weakened the state's lemon law, shifting the burden of dealing with...

California's use of clean-record agreements to conceal the police misconduct of hundreds of officers is an egregious practice ...

The Performance Ladder consists of four steps: Self-Knowledge, Content, Connection, and Flow, aimed at contextualizing the ele...

The stereotype of Irish drunkenness in an article published on Oct. 4 is unacceptable, and highlights the double standard comp...

California's AB 1780 aims to ban legacy and donor preferences in admissions for private colleges and universities that receive...

Contemporary reports indicate that copyright trolling undermines the purpose of copyright law, prompting calls for Congress to...

Justice Antonin Scalia asserts that the right to bear arms refers to individual rights and not collective rights tied to stat...

Arthur Gilbert first encountered Bernie Witkin's work during law school, finding it a valuable resource when he struggled to u...

The roles and cultural expectations of Iranian families operate within a well-defined hierarchical framework, with the father ...

By opting for a wait-and-see approach, California has declined to take the lead in shaping AI governance, allowing private int...

The VA enacted a regulation in 1999 that formally excluded incarcerated veterans from receiving VA medical care, significantly...

New York City's governance reflects a power dynamic influenced by upstate interests, highlighted by the current tensions betwe...

While anti-SLAPP protections are essential for safeguarding public participation rights, the authors of the statute underestim...

Incivility in the legal profession is a persistent issue that traditional remedies have failed to resolve. A more holistic app...

The Cemex may offer a new path to union representation and access to voluntary labor arbitration by establishing a new ...

The EEOC has requested the Ninth Circuit to use the Xu v. Lightsmyth Technologies, Inc. case to clarify the Supreme Cou...

Legal finance promotes economic efficiency and fairness by leveling the playing field for claimants needing court access, desp...

While law firms invest significant resources in training new associates, many still feel overwhelmed by expectations due to th...

Workplace incivility hurts employee satisfaction and can drive turnover. Employers can combat this by fostering a healthy cult...

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani is facing a legal battle over his claim to a homestead exemption for his Palm Beach con...

AB 2016 raises the value threshold for transferring a decedent's primary residence to $750,000, simplifying the process for ma...

Founded in 1986, the California Appellate Project in Los Angeles (CAP-LA) supports the Second District Court of Appeal by recr...

The 9th Circuit, following other circuits, now treats the first-to-file rule as non-jurisdictional, providing courts with more...

The Estate of Michael Jackson exemplifies the common hurdles faced in probate cases, highlighting the intricate legal landscap...

When Theodore Roosevelt ran for president again in 1912, he was not referred to as "President Roosevelt," a contrast to the wa...

Eli Burnstein's book, "Dictionary of Fine Distinctions: Nuances, Niceties, and Subtle Shades of Meaning," is a joy for book lo...