The fat lady has not sung: At a Feb. 20 press conference responding to the Court's ruling, President Trump--after launching a ...

The Supreme Court's Learning Resources tariffs ruling proved Justice Kagan right -- a bipartisan majority used a strict textua...

In a rare 6-3 rebuke of the Trump administration, the Supreme Court--relying on the International Emergency Economic Powers Ac...

After the February 2025 bar exam disaster, California should adopt the NextGen Uniform Bar Exam for July 2028 and restore conf...

H.R. 3699 would broadly block state and local governments from most forms of energy regulation --potentially disrupting electr...

Governor Gavin Newsom is almost certain to fill the California Supreme Court vacancy with a safe, experienced Court of Appeal ...

Cases stall not from law, but from silence. A quick call or mediated chat can clear confusion, build trust and move settlement...

A strong mediation brief isn't just paperwork--it sharpens your case, informs the mediator, impresses clients and opposing cou...

Mediators and attorneys serve different roles -- neutral and advocate -- but share a common aim: guiding people through high-s...

Turning to military JAGs to prosecute civilians isn't a staffing fix, it's a stress test. If DOJ can't retain career prosecuto...

The IRS issued Notice 2025‑69 to guide taxpayers on claiming the new OBBBA deductions for qualified tips and qualified overtim...

California's Senate passed SB 574, a bill establishing AI guardrails for lawyers and arbitrators that codifies confidentiality...

Advanced vehicle technology and data are reshaping accident investigations, forcing personal injury attorneys to track system ...

Enacted 30 years ago through careful legislative deliberation, Section 230 remains the internet's strongest bulwark for free e...

For 30 years, Section 230 insulated platforms from liability, but generative AI is forcing courts to ask a new question: When ...

Section 230 remains a decisive litigation gatekeeper, but as platforms algorithmically shape and generate content, courts are ...

As the Supreme Court considers transgender athlete bans, a wave of new Title IX investigations signals another turning point i...

Recent California decisions underscore that while courts favor arbitration, overly aggressive employer-drafted agreements risk...

Employment disputes rarely reach mediation in a neutral emotional state, which is why de-escalation is not merely helpful--it ...

A recent Daily Journal guest article mischaracterizes ABA Opinion 518, wrongly suggesting that mediator's proposals imply lega...

ABA Formal Opinion 518 reshapes but does not eliminate the ability of skilled mediators to ethically guide parties from litiga...

SB 440 offers broader, more protective change order remedies for private works, providing a model to improve AB 626 before its...

The 1917 Houston incident exposed how entrenched racism, mob violence, and profound due process failures led the U.S. Army to ...

California's new $435 divorce option will help some couples, but won't address the real cost drivers: too few family court jud...

Private mediation in divorce cases allows parties to resolve disputes confidentially and efficiently, significantly reducing b...

Jon B. Eisenberg's claim of pension fraud is false: I continued judicial work and other significant judicial branch activities...