In the cloud, the key to efficiency is standardization. By Francoise Gilbert ...

The Internet of Things is reshaping numerous industries and businesses, but come with privacy concerns that must be worked out...

AB 1676, still in committee, reflects a growing sentiment that salary history questions are improper and invasive. By Jeffrey ...

Most lawyers do not try to deduct their law school tuition or expenses, and a recent case shows why that's a good thing. By Ro...

AB 2298 would extend required notice to adults, provide an opportunity to contest inclusion in a database, and would require t...

The de-unification plan should focus on the Supreme Court's oversight of the State Bar's public protection mission, while simu...

The Delaware Supreme Court court overturned a 28-year-old decision in reaching the conclusion that compliance with Delaware's ...

Review general principles regarding proving punitive damages, including a few concepts and analyses from a recent case that sh...

The court's decision also raises questions about current and past legislative efforts to address the challenged statutes. By R...

Over the last two years, more than three dozen retailers have been targeted by deceptive pricing litigation. Nearly half of th...

On May 18, the U.S. Department of Labor announced its final rule expanding federal overtime pay protections. By Adam KohSweene...

The U.S. Supreme Court is considering whether inter partes review — a post-2011 administrative proceeding for challenging pate...

Thought it's not clear yet whether the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Spokeo will be the death knell for "no injury...

California Supreme Court has now articulated a clear rule that addressees who pays costs in a settlement. By Audra Ibarra ...

Articulate speech — the reason we straddle the food chain — explains why we're diners, not dinner. By David M. Balabanian ...

Courts are ignoring congressional intent when in comes to granting criminal defendants access to evidence gathered using the F...

Earn MCLE credit familiarizing yourself with the most important features of unlawful detainer law. ...

Although surrogacy, egg donation and egg freezing procedures are common here, these fertility treatments are often illegal, ta...

UC student-athlete policy statement shows commitment to promote academic success among its atheletes. By Donald J. Polden ...

Most law schools fail to provide the critical technical and legal e-discovery instruction necessary to prepare their students ...

The FCC has been systematically working to increase its own power. Brick-by-brick, ruling-by-ruling, it has chipped away at th...

A recent Supreme Court ruling reminds that the First Amendment protects not only the right to political expression, but the "r...

The Supreme Court's answer to a Blaine Amendment challenge could decide the constitutional rights of 1.3 million school-choice...

Although clients expect their lawyers to get the best possible deal, there are ethical constraints designed to restrict lawyer...

Aesop's "Cat's Paw" fable is some 2,700 years old, but its namesake, the cat's paw doctrine, was first applied by California c...

The California Senate is considering entirely eliminating the statute of limitations for lawsuits that government prosecutors ...

While the Supreme Court in Spokeo was clear that statutory damages are not in and of themselves a substitute for cons...

With the crowd-funded movie still in development, the less its producers borrow from the authorized works, the more likely the...

A California-based law firm's suit against former partners for trade secret misappropriation, though thankfully not prevalent,...

The joint letter from the U.S. Justice and Education Departments regarding transgender students marks a huge leap forward in t...