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self-study/Business Organization

Accidental franchises: What you don't know can hurt your client

By Barry Kurtz, Katherine L. Wallman

self-study/Torts

Remedies for the wrongful destruction of trees

By Paul D. Beechen

participatory/Employment

A call to 'Armendariz'

self-study/Criminal Law

How Walmart pulled off an FCPA win

By Ariel A. Neuman, Naomi S. Solomon

self-study/Intellectual Property

Issue-preclusive effect of agency decisions in the patent context

By Irfan A. Lateef, Josepher Li

self-study/Civil Practice

Do we now know what a ‘public issue’ is under anti-SLAPP law?

By Jens B. Koepke

participatory/Alternative Dispute Resolution

Brady v Pitchess


self-study/Employment

What is the deal with Jefferson v. Compton?

By Renata L. Hoddinott, Gregory J. Rolen

participatory/Appellate Practice

High court endorses 'least-worst rule'


self-study/Employment

The transportation-worker exemption to the FAA

By Brianne J. Kendall, Cary D. Sullivan, Steven M. Zadravecz

participatory/Appellate Practice

The drawn out battle over LA's city council maps


self-study/Business Organization

Delaware court's forum selection clause ruling has ripple effect in California

By Jared L. Kopel

participatory/Alternative Dispute Resolution

Women leadership in law


participatory/Appellate Practice

9th mulls nationwide injunctions and mootness


self-study/Estate Planning

A brief overview of the California Uniform Trust Decanting Act

By Jenny Hill Bratt, Catherine M. Swafford

self-study/Constitutional Law

Eminent domain process: Precondemnation to prejudgment possession

By Neli N. Palma

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