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self-study/Alternative Dispute Resolution

Mediating hard cases: Managing human elements in commercial disputes

By David L. Carden

self-study/Recognition and Elimination of Bias in the Legal Profession and Society

Richard E. Cavazos, Hispanic hero

By Eileen C. Moore

self-study/Civil Practice

State Supreme Court year in review: Key decisions from Summer 2024 to Summer 2025

By Derek F. Foran, Conor Tucker

self-study/Legal Ethics

What lawyers can learn about cybersecurity ethics from 'The Good Wife'

By Joanna L. Storey Mishler


self-study/Implicit bias and the promotion of bias-reducing strategies

Accentuate the objective: Rethinking bias in California's courtrooms

By Brian M. Hoffstadt

self-study/Competence Issues (Addressing Substance Abuse and Physical/Mental Impairment)

Differences between collaborative courts and diversion for veterans

By Eileen C. Moore

self-study/Environmental Regulation

California's data centers face a climate cooling dilemma

By Chang Kyoung (CK) Choi, Roberto Escobar, Kyung-Bon Lee

self-study/Administrative/Regulatory

US space operations in the 'gray zone'

By Michael Beckwith, Dorn McGrath

self-study/Criminal Practice

Parallel proceedings, conflicting rules: Managing civil and criminal exposure

By Reza Torkzadeh, Allen P. Wilkinson

self-study/Corporate

Stablecoins gain clarity under GENIUS Act as legal questions linger for banks and fintechs

By Maxwell Earp-Thomas, Moorari Shah

self-study/Civil Procedure

Rooker-Feldman: Jurisdictional limits beyond preclusion

By Megan Fitz-Patrick

self-study/Environmental Regulation

CARB shapes climate policy as final rules stall in California

By Callon A. Green, Elizabeth Haskins, Noelle E. Wooten

self-study/Legal Ethics

Chutes and Ladders: The CJP & CJA

self-study/Environmental Regulation

Are you protecting the licensor in your Prop 65 settlement?

By Pejman Javaheri

self-study/Constitutional Law

The Supreme Court's decision in Wong Kim Ark

By Roderick E. Walston

self-study/Evidence

DUI 101: Common evidentiary issues in DUI trials, Part 2

By Michelle E. DeCasas, Jana M. Seng

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