In California divorces, where the goal is clear asset division, a credible business valuation backed by forensic accounting --...

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When one parent suspects developmental delays and the other refuses evaluation, California courts must decide -- overreaction ...

Supreme Court's blessing of Texas Age Verification Law bodes well for California's Digital Age Assurance Act.

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Attorneys' ethical obligations extend beyond the courtroom -- their private conduct can lead to professional consequences, inc...

California employers are scrambling to balance state requirements with new federal directives that impact everything from im...

The State Bar of California's new Attorney-Client Bridge Program offers a practical, preventive alternative to formal complain...

A family's AI-generated courtroom statement honoring a murder victim challenges our discomfort with technology -- but fits squ...

Court holds that Anthropic's training of AI using legally obtained books is fair use, but storage of pirated books is not.

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In a matter of days, two federal courts allowed the use of copyrighted books to train generative AI -- offering different anal...

Amid growing evidence and vocal support from veterans, bipartisan lawmakers are pushing to advance research and access to psyc...

An unpublished appeals court ruling in a machete attack case clarifies the steep hurdles plaintiffs face when suing public ent...

With companies increasingly eyeing Nevada and Texas over Delaware, Texas's new Business Court offers a timely, if still untest...

A recent California appellate court decision underscores that employers must take prompt, meaningful action in response to har...

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A new rule would let courts consider AI expert analysis without a human witness -- but in doing so, leaves the jury without an...

California's push for renewable energy is vital, but without strict oversight and meaningful safety standards for massive batt...

In an era where TikTok hauls and hashtag trends blur the line between homage and infringement, Lululemon's lawsuit against Cos...

As AI edges toward becoming standard of care, providers may soon face liability for not using it -- raising ethical concerns a...

The 9th Circuit Court upheld that J-M Manufacturing violated federal and state False Claims Acts by falsely claiming its pipes...

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In response to the federal government's pause on enforcing the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, California Attorney General Rob ...

The MAGA movement's vision of American greatness is dangerously misguided, rejecting the very pillars -- immigration, innovati...

A controversial excise tax on litigation funding proceeds -- once feared by funders and lawyers alike -- has been left out of ...

In Bradsbery v. Vicar Operating, Inc., the California Court of Appeal, in a case of first impression, held that prosp...

When the California Supreme Court depublishes a well-reasoned appellate opinion without explanation, it doesn't just erase pre...

If the California Supreme Court decides to depublish an opinion, just tell us why -- we can take it.