self-study/Administrative/Regulatory
DOJ playbooks: New covers, same rules?
By Misa Eiritz, Randy Grossmanself-study/Tax
Many 2020-2025 wildfire settlements to be retroactively tax-free
By Alex Z. Brown, Robert W. Woodself-study/Technology
California cracks open AI's black box
By Alexander F. Koskey, Madison "MJ" McMahan, Matthew G. Whiteself-study/Employment
When back pay goes beyond the bottom line
By Christopher David Ruiz Cameronself-study/Corporate
A pivotal moment for shareholder rights
By Anya J. Freedmanself-study/Technology
Intelligent use of artificial assistance in AI integration and legal ethics
By Wendy L. Patrickself-study/Administrative/Regulatory
Summary judgment motion deadlines modified by new legislation
By Stuart M. Riceself-study/Intellectual Property
Trademark tensions on the track: Court upholds First Amendment protections in Haas v. Steiner
By David Martinez, Navin Ramalingamself-study/Tax
Do lawyers need to send IRS Forms 1099 to their own clients? Here's why not
By Robert W. Woodself-study/Intellectual Property
The campaign season's copyright showdown
self-study/Evidence
Objections to questions asked during trials
By Elia V. Pirozziself-study/Employment
The amended Private Attorneys General Act--new tools and big questions
By Matthew D'Abusco, Cynthia Sandovalself-study/Civil Procedure
Reviewing C.C.P 231.7's prohibition on peremptory challenges based on cognizable group
By Anthony J. Ferrentinoself-study/Jury Practice
Addressing social media's influence on jurors
By Jeffrey Kravitzself-study/Corporate
Central district implements new self-disclosure and whistleblowing incentives
By Brian R. Michael, Christina Randallself-study/Insurance
New wildfire rules aim to ignite coverage in high-risk areas
By Shanti Eagleself-study/Administrative/Regulatory
How the VA turned its back on incarcerated veterans
By Eileen C. Mooreself-study/Constitutional Law
Soured Lemon: What's next for the State's religion clauses?
By Ashfaq G. Chowdhuryself-study/Constitutional Law
A 9th Circuit panel draws lines on firearms in 'sensitive places'
By George M. Leeself-study/Civil Procedure
Section 998's cost-shifting mechanism: A closer look at the controversy
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