Both insurers and insureds need to be transparent and diligent in assessing the risks and exposures of AI use and need to upda...

Civil litigators in California Superior Court should consider stipulating to apply Rule 26 of the Federal Rules of Civil Proce...

U.C. Berkeley Law Dean Erwin Chemerinsky criticizes the Supreme Court’s conclusion but fails to acknowledge that Section 3 can...

The California Department of Housing and Community Development released its revised Draft Guidelines to the Surplus Land Act, ...

Assembly Bill 1307 exempts social noise from CEQA as a significant environmental impact and simplifies the process for univers...

Post-settlement disputes over taxes can occur, especially if the settlement agreement is silent or vague on tax reporting, wit...

AI and DEI programs can have significant benefits for businesses and workers, depending on how carefully they are crafted and ...

The appellate court’s job is to apply the correct law and provide justice for the parties, regardless of the lawyers’ mistakes...

Many cases present two narratives, where no one is lying but the other side is not telling the truth. These are the cases wher...

A recent Court of Appeal ruling could create new challenges and uncertainties for insurers, such as a chilling effect on adjus...

ADR has become a forced remedy for consumers, homeowners, and medical patients, resulting in a perversion of our judicial syst...

The Copyright Act’s termination right does not undo royalty agreements, creating an emerging trend that allows authors and the...

An amendment to the FTC Safeguards Rule poses challenges and necessitates a strategic reevaluation of the data security and pr...

Remote work is becoming increasingly popular, with about 27% of Americans now working remotely. However, this trend comes with...

A recent trade secrets case between Applied Medical Distribution Corporation and its former employee, Stephen Jarrells, highli...

SB 1227 would erode public health and safety standards for San Francisco residents and set a dangerous precedent for California.

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear argument in Diaz v. United States, a case that will clarify the extent to which expert...

The Ninth Circuit rejected the arguments of both parties and adopted a framework specific to criminal statutes, which consider...

Colleges and universities can avoid conflicts between free speech and anti-harassment rights, such as enforcing policies consi...

The Ninth Circuit affirmed that an unlicensed broker could not enforce a contract to sell a business opportunity in California...

The best solution to the complex issues surrounding the transfer portal and the NIL rights is federal legislation that can pro...

The Ninth Circuit had to decide whether a statute that prohibits liability waivers for vessels transporting passengers between...

In a case of first impression, the 1st District Court of Appeals in California determined that a project owner’s claim for liq...

The new theory suggests that insider trading violations cover individuals who trade a company’s securities, not based on nonpu...

California follows the common law rule that the sale or furnishing of alcoholic beverages to an intoxicated person is not the ...

The Supreme Court’s decision was unjustified based on the text and the original meaning of the Constitution and undermined the...

Trial can be an instrument of mediation, as it creates pressure and incentives for parties to negotiate and settle.

The Racial Justice Act only applies to cases where there is evidence of exhibited bias, not implicit bias, and the appellate c...

There were 2.8 million Americans who served in Vietnam; 10,000 of them were women.

SB 235 aims to improve efficiency and judicial economy by requiring parties to disclose relevant information early in the liti...