After the decision endorsing disgorgement against executives whether or not their personal misconduct caused an accounting res...

Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral argument in the closely watched Salman v. United States, the first time the court...

Evidence suggests dissents are on the rise, now that the partisan division on the court has shifted to four appointees of Repu...

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A review of a couple new laws on the horizon that will update California's Labor Code. By Chris Micheli ...

What happens in Texas stays in Texas — regardless of what the Texas Supreme Court decides, nonattorney patent agent communicat...

Little known fact of the day: California is one of only two states in the country (Texas is the other) which recognize a const...

A bill was introduced in Congress to amend the provision of the Internal Revenue Code that completely prohibits 501(c)(3) orga...

With constant accusations that the United States is "falling behind," it's satisfying to know that in terms of M&A, we're ...

Courts grapple with the jurisdictional challenges of executing search warrants in cyberspace. By Tyler Newby and Hanley Chew ...

Los Angeles County Commissioner Michelle Short has experience in handling divorce cases.

By allowing for the recovery of a plaintiff's attorneys' fees and costs, as well as the possibility of a punitive damages awar...

On Sept. 27, Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law Assembly Bill 1843, which limits an employer's ability to gain access into the j...

In 2013, the California Legislature enacted the HBOR in order to correct perceived and real abuses in the non-judicial foreclo...

Could a trade secret exist if it is known or readily ascertainable within an industry, and its value is derived solely from be...

In response to reader requests, here are more suggestions on usage. By David M. Balabanian ...

A fight over photos of Picasso's paintings in the 9th Circuit provides a useful review of how issues of foreign law should be ...

To help startups and other companies get their feet wet, some technology companies are developing blockchain-based systems for...

Prenuptial agreements are particularly important for clients with children from a prior relationship, older couples, clients w...

Brilliant or not, Donald Trump had big losses in 1995. And that means he could offset other income across many years. That's t...

San Francisco property owners and landlords scored a recent victory after the 1st District Court of Appeal affirmed a decision...

For the past several decades, a checkpoint on Interstate 5 near San Diego has continued to operate with the purported permitte...

Attorneys, like anybody else, enjoy hearing good things about themselves. But problems arise when positive statements are inac...

A recent decision by the Delaware Court of Chancery reinforces principles that often arise in the context of demands for books...

Fiduciary duty defendants should consider seeking dismissal of any previously pending books and records action, whether by req...

The recent Yahoo you data breach brings new focus to privacy and security questions ranging from data breach notification resp...

Although it seems unlikely under current jurisprudence that the current cases against Yahoo will attain class certification, t...

A recent 9th Circuit decision makes it very unlikely that a child will ever even have the chance to argue for a right to couns...

Next week, for the first time in more than a century, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case involving infringement of a desi...