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The February bar exam highlighted the deep flaws in California's bar admissions process, underscoring the urgent need for refo...

How nuanced judgment and empathy gained through practice - exemplified by the story of an undocumented amputee mother - can pr...

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While J. Anthony Kline critiques California's parole system for relying on unreliable predictions of dangerousness instead of ...

In response to a lawsuit by Wilson Sonsini, Gan Jing World's lawyers accused the firm of advancing the interests of an "author...

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In response to post-COVID workplace shifts, law firms--long familiar with remote work--are transforming their office spaces to...

Senate Bill 607 poses one of the most serious threats in decades to the California Environmental Quality Act, undermining a 50...

How incentivizing early mediation and restructuring dispute resolution pathways can serve as the sword and shield needed to ta...

The Trump administration's enforcement of the long-dormant Alien Registration Act of 1940 presents immigration attorneys with ...

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As the Supreme Court weighs the procedural challenge to nationwide injunctions in Trump, et al. v. CASA, Inc., et al.,...

Justice David Souter, a quiet and bookish figure once expected to be a conservative stalwart, ultimately became a cautious lib...

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In Orange County, defendants can reserve earlier summary judgment hearing dates, an established policy aimed at reducing trial...

As NIL rights continue to reshape college athletics, from high-profile transfer disputes like Nico Iamaleava's to antitrust li...

The Trump administration's scrutiny of Harvard Law Review's diversity efforts isn't about fairness but a calculated attempt to...

California's hybrid system of judicial selection reveals striking differences when compared with the varied approaches used ac...

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An under-the-radar lawsuit by a Trump-aligned legal group seeks to reclassify key judicial administrative bodies as executive ...

A little-noticed Executive Order aims to gut civil rights law by ending "disparate impact" liability--the key tool for proving...

Fifty years after Harvard Law Professor Frank Sander's multi-door vision, meaningful early dispute resolution still faces cult...