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The Eleventh Circuit dismissed the classified documents case against Donald Trump following a government motion citing his imp...


Criminal, California Supreme Court, Judges and Judiciary


The California Supreme Court has granted review in People v. Esquivias, which will allow the court to address the conce...


The rise of AI has led to numerous copyright lawsuits, highlighting the need for creative problem-solving in this emerging field.


Outsourcing legal and business affairs work can reduce overhead expenses, making it a cost-effective option, especially for st...


Intellectual Property, Business Law


Reverse engineering is generally permissible under federal and state trade secret laws, but contractual obligations may impact...


Appellate Practice, Wills, Estates & Trusts


The Hamlin court ruled that intestate heirs have a concrete interest in the estate and can challenge a trust, interpre...


Criminal, Constitutional Law, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals


In United States v. Holmes, the Ninth Circuit ruled that law enforcement violated the Fourth Amendment by warrantles...


Labor/Employment, Administrative/Regulatory


NLRB's Amazon decision ends 75 years of precedent while raising new questions about workplace communications.


Constitutional Law, Immigration, Government



Virtual reality and spatial video are set to transform the courtroom by enabling jurors to experience evidence firsthand rathe...


Judges and Judiciary


Cui bono, pro bono

Nov. 25, 2024

The civil courts aren't all that hospitable to the poor, as limited judicial resources and complex legal procedures put justic...


The Bruen and Rahimi decisions have reshaped Second Amendment jurisprudence, clarifying the scope of permissib...


California Supreme Court


The California Supreme Court is weighing EpicentRx, Inc. v. Superior Court, a case that could let shareholders ...




Law Practice, Civil Litigation






Recent legal surveys show AI's growing use in drafting legal documents and communications, while also raising ethical concerns...


As AI technology impacts the court reporting industry, the risks--ranging from bias to security concerns--highlight why human ...


Corporate, Administrative/Regulatory


The Corporate Transparency Act went into effect on Jan. 1, 2024, requiring nonexempt entities to file a Beneficial Owner Infor...


Government, Criminal, Corporate


Hochman's "hard middle" platform may allow federal agencies and prosecutors in the region to focus on broader, more complex ma...


Torts/Personal Injury


After Frontier Airlines Flight 1326's emergency landing, 190 passengers face a legal battle over emotional distress and aviat...


Improper use of AI can lead to errors and legal sanctions, highlighting the need for supervision and oversight.


The type of conservatorship required by an individual in California depends on their individual needs, age, disability, and wh...


Lines drawn in digital ink: Trotter v. Van Dyck upholds traditional formalities in the face of modern technology.


Probate appeals involve unique complexities, including different rules for appealable orders and the probate court's authority...


Many Americans lack a Will, assuming their assets automatically go to their children or closest relatives. However, California...


Even with California for the moment bucking the trend, trusts and estates practitioners are justifiably worried about the impa...