In California, there's a small army of attorneys who work for the state court system. And they're not called "law clerks." By ...

A recent decision from the 4th Circuit is an important victory for policyholders seeking coverage for data breaches under trad...

if the district court approves the settlement, the Uber litigation will no longer be the bellwether case for whether tech comp...

As the 2016 presidential election draws near, we can ask ourselves which candidates best understand the potential for popularl...

As the 2016 presidential election draws near, we can ask ourselves which candidates best understand the potential for popularl...

Every law firm should make the decision regarding whether to change legal malpractice insurance companies based on its own fac...

How do the Defend Trade Secrets Act's key features compare them to California's trade secrets law? By Andrea Weiss Jeffries an...

There's a reason the Defend Trade Secrets Act passed unanimously in the Senate and by a vote of 410-2 in the House. It's impor...

Despite the sensation headlines, the recent "Deflategate" case is simply a straight-forward arbitration and contract analysis ...

In a recent decision, the California Court of Appeal correctly ruled that it was up to the California Legislature, not the jud...

It's time for the NLRB to retire its Lutheran Heritage decision, which invalidates many a facially neutral rule solely ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has determined that texting and driving is six times more dangerous than dr...

At first glance, a recent decision seems to fill a curious gap in California employment discrimination law by clarifying that ...

When I expressed to my mother an interest in plaintiff-side employment law, she expressed concern that there might not be suff...

While there is little debate that 3-D bio-printers and methods of bio-printing organs are patent eligible under 35 U.S.C. Sect...

What happens when the court orders a spouse to continue to pay the expenses of the other party without setting a specific amou...

In two recent decisions, judges of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California have brought clarity to the...

Our dearly departed Prince, a person who had the resources to receive advice and guidance from the finest estate planners, app...

There is an active market in complaints that law practice is no longer as honorable or enjoyable as it used to be. By David M....

When I used that term in my last column, I caught hell for it.

The loss of a dear, close friend like Richard is difficult to bear. But there is comfort in his palpable and continued presenc...

It has long been recognized that the sine qua non of mediation is the assurance of confidentiality, which is crucial to the op...

How long should we expect it to take for laws and regulations to evolve from a world of mechanical-based automobiles to one in...

Most people agree that it is good to inform policy decisions with empirical data. Then again, the California State Bar is not ...

In one of the most important cases of our generation, the California Court of Appeals ruled that there is no minimum guarantee...

Security experts have agreed that a "unicorn system" that is both secure and open to law enforcement simply isn't plausible. B...

Within the grand architecture of legal ethics, the attorney's duty to supervise subordinates might be compared to a prosaic co...

If settlement proceeds are not used to reimburse Medicare, counsel who have held the settlement funds, as well as the insuranc...

What many lawyers do not realize is that pursuit of claims under statutes that do not allow for fees may provide fees by "osmo...

The Defend Trade Secrets Act seems to address a gap in the current California trade secret laws and precedent that Silicon Val...