With 2026 deadlines looming, CARB has issued preliminary guidance on California's new climate disclosure laws, prompting busin...

Court upholds jailhouse deception tactics in People v. Goehner, undermining core Miranda protections nearly 60 ...

In the pre-dawn stillness of Lamhamid, a remote Saharan village, I discovered that the unhurried pace of life and the power of...

Recent sanctions show lawyers don't need to master AI's technical architecture -- they need to follow simple operational saf...

The Supreme Court's 6-3 decision in Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic stripped Medicaid patients of their a...

President Trump's attempt to revive Gilded Age-style tariffs under the guise of emergency powers lacks clear legal support, th...

Since December 2023, the Pentagon's new Office of Special Trial Counsel has significantly increased prosecutions of military r...

With 70% of family court litigants unrepresented, better tools -- like help centers, emergency screenings, and a public-defend...

On the anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, we are reminded that this landmark law embodied America's promise of equa...

In addition to being faster than waiting for a result at trial -- and the inevitable appeal -- mediation offers a host of adva...

California's Commission on Judicial Appointments (which judges dream of hearing from) and Commission on Judicial Performance (...

In honor of Selma Moidel Smith, who passed away at 106, we remember a brilliant lawyer, editor, composer, and dear friend whos...

Part 2 of this article series on Proposition 65 settlements highlights the often-overlooked exposure of licensors -- the brand...

Satire gets a pass. Lies don't. When South Park put Trump in bed with Satan, no one sued. But Candace Owens' "investigation" i...

Can fairness justify judicial departure from settled law? In People v. Allen, the California Supreme Court will exami...

Substance abuse issues can exponentially complicate family court cases, requiring judges to have specialized knowledge and of ...

Two Trump-backed bills -- the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" and the 2025 Rescissions Act -- have the potential to shift power f...

In Wong Kim Ark, the Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship for U.S.-born children of lawfully present immigrants...

Mediating cases involving self-represented litigants requires a distinct approach grounded in clear communication, mutual resp...

As large-scale layoffs continue across major employers, employees pursuing or considering disability claims must carefully nav...

Despite widespread assumptions about quick turnarounds and broad obligations, California's Public Records Act imposes far fewe...

This article and self-study test examine common evidentiary issues in DUI trials, including California's implied consent law, ...

The State Bar explains how its Client Trust Account Protection Program--already reducing unreported trust accounts and overdra...

Major companies, key industries, and a thriving startup ecosystem offer the state's legal professionals unmatched opportunitie...

This article and self-study test explore evidentiary issues commonly encountered in DUI trials, including the admissibility of...

The Northern District of California granted summary judgment for Meta, holding that the company's use of copyrighted books to ...

The Supreme Court has never definitively ruled whether the 14th Amendment grants birthright citizenship to children of undocum...