self-study/Civil Procedure
Procedure in California state courts vs the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
By William Slomansonself-study/Family Law
Why heightened emotions and conflict help no one in a divorce
By Michael G. Reedyself-study/Consumer Law
Is FTC’s bark worse than its bite when it comes to influencers?
By Melissa K. Dagodagparticipatory/Appellate Practice
The Age of the Polar Court
participatory/Appellate Practice
The Age of the Polar Court
self-study/Real Estate
Advice to your broker clients to protect themselves from liability for cyber fraud
By Joshua J. Borgerself-study/Civil Practice
Why aren’t there more California below-cost pricing cases?
By Dylan I. Ballardself-study/Competence Issues (Addressing Substance Abuse and Physical/Mental Impairment)
Using resilience tools to maintain high-level performance
By Steven Flannes Ph.Dself-study/Intellectual Property
Combating IP infringement on social media: a primer
By Josh Eichensteinparticipatory/Alternative Dispute Resolution
Over Caustic 'Dissentals,' 9th Decides 8th Amendment Protects Public Sleeping
self-study/Discovery
Social media discovery: 20 commonly asked questions (Part 2)
By Peter R. Boutin, George A. Crotonself-study/Discovery
Social media discovery: 20 commonly asked questions (Part 1)
By Peter R. Boutin, George A. Crotonparticipatory/Alternative Dispute Resolution
The Possibility of Non-Partisan Maps?
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