It has been more than a century since the Supreme Court has reviewed New York City rent control. That may change.

If two-thirds of American seniors are relying solely on their social security benefits, the numbers do not add up – necessitat...

The California Supreme Court Historical Society strives to offer balance in the viewpoints expressed in its two publications —...

By adhering to legal requirements and implementing proper procedures, landlords can successfully manage the presence of assist...

Former president Donald Trump has thrust the Supreme Court into the center of his legal problems. The US Supreme Court should ...

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Transformative, potentially curative, and one-time administered therapeutics are pushing governments to reimagine the old way ...

New regulations regarding security deposits give tenants a lot more ammunition and give landlords greater responsibilities and...

Failure to comply with amendments to California Business and Professions Code Section 16600 banning noncompetes may also give ...

The Ninth Circuit is the second most influential court in the nation when it comes to environmental law and policy, behind onl...

Law firm economics do not always add up to “training time.” Do it anyway. Not only is it our obligation to the profession, bui...

As interest in AI intensified this year, so too did intellectual property litigation in the space. In 2024, AI regulation will...

The Firefighter’s Rule, which often bars firefighters’ injury claims, has many exceptions and won’t necessarily stomp out clai...

The quiet quitting phenomenon has always existed, but has recently become popularized through social media sites – allowing bu...

In an opinion drafted by Justice Eileen Moore, the Court noted the tendency of parties responding to undisputed statements to ...

The State Supreme Court’s major civil decisions in the last twelve months seem to underscore an overall bent on the parts of a...

If we want the jury system to survive, judges and lawyers will have to pull together to reduce the costs and increase the spee...

As two new laws take effect, California may see a new era of claims and proceedings. Lawyers must know how to navigate the cha...

Test of generative AI detects ability to accrue power, accomplish goals not concretely specified, and to deceive.

Parties involved in construction defect or business contract litigation tend to look for male mediators, but they should consi...

The Artificial Intelligence Act, which will come into force early next year, is the most significant attempt to design a compr...

Mediations are rarely smooth sailing, and sometimes one side may appear incapable of moving toward the middle. Here are five s...

As Hunter Biden and his legal team mount a defense against nine counts of failing to file and pay taxes, tax evasion, and fili...

In light of the recent decision under Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. President and Fellows of Harvard College an...

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has publicly referred to the state’s treatment of its native population as genocide, and Presiden...

Ascertain the preferences of the particular judge or court to whom your brief will be submitted prior to deciding whether to u...

The answer? No. This coal-in-the-stocking advice grows out of Formal Opinion 2023-024 of the California Supreme Court Committe...

Most appellate lawyers have some writing pet peeve, but there is one failing deserving of universal condemnation! No, not usin...

A rather bland legal decision - a local agency's violation of Public Contract Code section 20104.50(b) gives rise to a remedy ...

Sam Altman’s termination (and reinstatement) as CEO of OpenAI is a case study in the perils of “at-will” employment and avoidi...