Quite often the thing that your client fears will harm the case is irrelevant and not be admissible at trial to begin with.

America’s longstanding antitrust policy is under fierce attack. What was once a relatively insipid area of law characterized b...

S.B. 8 sets procedural traps, but providers and advocates can overcome them through the ordinary processes of presenting const...

How fortunate we are to have Professors Paul Bergman and Michael Asimow again offering invaluable insights into the movies we ...

I’d like to think Judge Romero was my friend. When I thought about applying to the bench, his was the first advice I sought. H...

Today, perhaps more than any other day, we mourn the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

"Be the Jury" pilot program can help diversify juries.

Training programs, like a mandatory training on limited conservatorships conducted last week by the Los Angeles County Bar Ass...

If trends continue, California could lose Colorado River water supply.

As COVID-19 forces counsel to make remote court appearances, an inadvertent casualty of the pandemic is that some attorneys ar...

As we face the most challenging public health crisis of our lifetime, we should not forget how that crisis interacts with and ...

The revered professor has been for 40 years one of the nation's preeminent constitutional scholars. He's known as a great teac...

In a groundbreaking lawsuit, the Mexican government filed suit against eight American gun manufacturers, accusing them of bein...

Only days after admitting it needed Congress to help extend the eviction moratorium, the Biden administration went and did it ...

If California is proud of its position as the nation’s progressive bastion, it is absurd that it lets its residents go bankrup...

Titles can be misleading... even my own

While technology gurus have praised Tesla’s autopilot feature, the feature has put Tesla in uncharted legal territory. A recen...

Our nation and our people are strongly but fairly evenly divided. Both sides claim the high ground. Too many of us irrationall...

A five-justice majority of the California Supreme Court recently held that appellate courts owed no deference to a trial court...

It is time to approach the officials with ultimate responsibility over legal ethics and the delivery of competent legal servic...

In Brnovich v. Democratic National Committee, a six-justice U.S. Supreme Court majority sent a message to the country: If you...

The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld your constitutional right to privacy of association. On July 1, in a 6-3 opinion in American...

According to data from the last Homeless Count in 2020, the city will have to house more than 66,000 people. Now it’s time to ...

Just think if James Joyce were writing his magnum opus “Finnegans Wake” today on a computer, auto correct would drive him over...

There has been much buzz about the surprising loquaciousness of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas in a statement regarding...

The pop singer’s conservatorship case is a perfect example of why laws that “protect” the right to counsel have too many looph...

In Pakdel v. City and County of San Francisco, the Supreme Court spoke with one voice. Knick v. Township of Scott means what i...

Hats off to Public Counsel's Amanda Pertusati and Paul Hastings' Andy LeGolvan

The majority opinion encourages Congress to amend Section 230 to legally mandate that platforms adopt automated content filter...

Unfortunately, the pop star’s experience is a common one for people with developmental disabilities or mental illness, whose f...