Re: "Legislation to Prevent Workplace Bullying Is Long Overdue," Dec. 31. ...

On Dec. 27, Sen. Diane Feinstein wrote a letter to President Barack Obama, urging him to re-evaluate the FDA's policy on the i...

"To Establish Justice for All: The Past and Future of Civil Legal Aid in the United States," by retired Court of Appeal Justic...

Sometimes, they have about as much importance as the number of angels that could be doing the cha-cha-cha on the head of the p...

The notion of tentative appellate opinions still strikes most appellate justices as seditious, if not treasonous. Why? ...

Every lawyer should know the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, enacted in 2010, finally takes effect this year. ...

Here are a few things to consider this year in order to help you survive New Year's Eve without making a fool of yourself or j...

There remains a major problem in the American workplace for which further statutory reform is overdue - workplace bullying.

For litigators, it is undeniably worth investing some time into studying how to achieve best results through negotiation.

Whether you are a plaintiffs' lawyer or defense lawyer, you should know the basics of structured settlements. ...

Every lawyer should know what a structured fee is and what it is not. ...

The Legislature has a love-hate relationship with freedom of the press, depending on who's advocating for change.

I was stunned to read "Television station's decision to choose 'young attractive females' to fill vacant weather anchor positi...

The fact is that American cities built trolley car lines, then paid good money to destroy them, and now are spending more good...

The LA Sheriff's Department hired dozens of deputies even though background investigations found they had committed serious mi...

Division 8 of the 2nd District Court of Appeal, at only 12 years old, is one of the youngest courts in California. As members ...

An incorrect holding has been the basis of five decades of determinations where personal managers - and now attorneys - lose t...

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is seeking to promote the acceptance of more women in the workplace. ...

The NSA deployed undercover spies to create characters and conduct surveillance in online games and virtual worlds such as "Wo...

California jurists finally seem to "get" Internet defamation in 2113; they also sought intelligible limits to the anti-SLAPP s...

That is one of the lessons from one of the first district court decisions to assess, after Myriad, the question of what...

Many observers will focus on California as ground-zero in the post-nuclear landscape because numerous Golden State nominees wi...

California has once again received the dubious distinction of being named our nation's number one "judicial hellhole" by the A...

A recent case is no ordinary denial-of-benefits ERISA case; the court affirmed a precedential damages award based on the theor...

Since October, the 2nd District Court of Appeal has reversed three trial court orders that had denied class certification in t...

The 9th Circuit recently announced that it would begin live video streaming of its en banc proceedings, but this is far too li...

Much has been written since about the so-called "nuclear option" rules change in the Senate. Perhaps not enough has been writt...

The objective of this article and self-study test is to familiarize readers with the cy pres doctrine. Earn MCLE. ...

Orly Lobel has written an important book challenging the way we should think about human capital. We ignore her prescriptions ...

We know how Bob Dylan's poetry has fared in the eyes of lawyers and jurists. But what about the reciprocal view? ...