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The commission should turn its attention to other ways in which data is invisibly collected, such as sponsors of zero-rating f...

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Starting in January, a new law will exclude evidence of a victim's immigration status in personal injury lawsuits. That means ...

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Unlike a class action, there is no rule requiring or even allowing the judge to approve MDL settlements. That's a problem. By ...

California courts are confronting an issue relatively new to the criminal law: When the Legislature or voters reduce the terms...

San Diego County Judge Joel Pressman sees the world, and wins praise for court preparation.

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When deciding how California state and local government agencies may terminate their contracts, counsel should look to both th...

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While the Florida election system hacking incident has raised fears that our election system is vulnerable to cyberattack, the...

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Are ballot selfies legal in California? They are not, but only for a few more months. California recently lifted the ban on ba...

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Once upon a time there was a land that resolved disputes through a wondrous system called "Litigation." By David M. Balabanian...

Superior Court Judge Los Angeles County (Torrance) ...