self-study/Alternative Dispute Resolution
Recent SCOTUS opinions on arbitration statutes
By Patrick Burns, Gary A. Wattself-study/Family Law
Minor’s Compromises and Possible Changes to Guardian Ad Litem Statutes
By David J. Cowan, Ben Futernickself-study/Family Law
Introduction to Powers and Duties of Guardians Ad Litem
By David J. Cowan, Ben Futernickself-study/Torts
Recreational land use immunity
By Reza Torkzadeh, Allen P. Wilkinsonself-study/Discrimination
Court of Appeals in Young v. Solano County opens the door to racial bias complaints
By Brenda Star Adamsself-study/Jury Practice
Mistrials and Good Cause to Excuse Jurors
By Serena R. Murilloself-study/Corporate
Contours of safe harbor defense continue to shift
By David M. Axelradself-study/Alternative Dispute Resolution
Tax consequences of confidentiality and non-disparagement clauses in personal injury cases in the mediation context: a practicum
By David I. Brownself-study/Civil Practice
Key features of the common interest and joint defense privileges
By Alanna G. Clair, Shari L. Klevensself-study/Corporate
de-SPAC mergers facing increased scrutiny
By Joshua DuClos, James Heyworth, Charlotte K. Newellself-study/Alternative Dispute Resolution
The United States and California Supreme Courts are not on the same page
By Marc D. Alexanderself-study/Administrative/Regulatory
SEC suffers judicial setbacks for administrative hearings
By Kenneth Herzinger, Nicolas Morgan, Thomas A. Zaccaroself-study/Data Privacy
CPRA Series: Part IV - Data Processing Obligations
By Graham Dean, James Koenig, Sadia Mirza, Ron Raether, Kamran Salour, Edgar Vargasself-study/Litigation
Selecting and Managing Your Expert Witnesses
By Philip Simmonsself-study/Data Privacy
CPRA series: Part III - Notice and disclosure obligations
By Grady Howe, Sadia Mirza, Lissette Payne, Kim Phan, Ron Raetherself-study/Administrative/Regulatory
AAPI service to the United States has been documented since 1812
By Eileen C. Mooreself-study/Alternative Dispute Resolution
The most important question
By Fred Bennettself-study/Competence Issues (Addressing Substance Abuse and Physical/Mental Impairment)
Demystifying Conservatorship
By Matthew D. Kaninself-study/Data Privacy
CPRA series: Part II - Consumer rights
By Gerar Mazarakis, Sadia Mirza, Ron Raether, Kamran Salour, Whitney Shephardself-study/Data Privacy
CPRA Series: Part 1 – Introduction and Overview
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