Due to the significance of the Second and Ninth Circuits in copyright litigation, the existing split has raised concerns about...

While e-discovery mediation can take many different forms depending on the scale and complexity of the discovery dispute, ther...

True, China exports chemical precursors to the United States. And true, that exportation can complicate and even exacerbate th...

Practitioners should keep an eye on the case because it has the potential to make it easier for so-called “innocent owners” to...

Employers may see the trade-off as an opportunity to trim budgets by eliminating jobs that can be done faster and cheaper by A...

Civilian structures lose their protected status under international law when they are used for military functions. Secretary o...

Chino Valley Unified School District’s policy and other similar ones target transgender and nonbinary students, in violation o...

The State Bar Board of Trustees recently approved and staff have submitted to the Supreme Court for its review several import...

Collectively, Assembly Bills 226 and 389 represent a substantial legislative response to the shortcomings of the UC and CSU Sy...

With the recent broadening of the joint employer definition, employers can now be liable for employees, even if they don’t dir...

The intersection of AI and trademarks may include rights holders seeking to select marks using machine- generated output, uses...

The death of a man who followed outdated Google Map directions poses the question of whether GPS technology should be consider...

While this is a positive step overall, the executive order lacks detail, and delegates the majority of AI rulemaking to existi...

Business leaders confronted with managing growing labor shortages and low domestic workforce participation numbers feel the br...

If it ain’t broke, why fix it?

California Gov. Newsom signs bills establishing corporate climate disclosure standards, while questioning the feasibility of t...

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This article provides an overview of the disclosure requirements of AB 1305, the steps companies doing business in California ...

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California considers custody of children as a matter of public policy. It is closely legislated and diligently enforced. As a ...

At stake is not just the SEC’s power to enforce federal securities law in administrative proceedings, but decades of precedent...

The new law requires virtually all employers to implement a workplace violence prevention plan by July 1, 2024, and expands th...

Can the State Bar of California, despite its reluctance, issue a statement condemning atrocities committed by Hamas in Israel?

There is a fundamental difference between legal resolution and emotional healing. While a court judgment or settlement may res...

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What distinguishes the NO FAKES Act from many of the right of publicity statutes currently in place in various states is that ...

The appeals court noted that the trial court did not have to find that the plaintiff’s counsel’s comments or behavior directly...

Voluntary cessation in No-Fly-List cases: Will the Supreme Court let a more lenient standard for the government fly?

Attempting to enforce noncompete agreements within California may expose current and former employers to liability.