The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act extended unemployment benefits to independent contractors when Presiden...

Michael V. Schafler will make the 11th lawyer at Cohen Williams, a Los Angeles firm that has grown steadily, increasing its at...

Awarded a fraction of what they were seeking, plaintiffs’ attorneys “now throw mud at a highly respected federal judge to try ...

“Californians cannot exercise their Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms without such businesses,” the complaint argued.

A Long Beach toxic torts attorney said Los Angles County’s presiding judge closed the courts without making a constitutional f...

The policy, part of a pilot program to comply with the Los Angeles County presiding judge’s orders to conduct proceedings tele...

Monster Energy Co. sues small Orange County-based bottled water manufacturer for trademark infringement over popular REIGN brand

City attorney Michael E. Gates said four charter cities -- Vernon, Gilroy, Needles and Marysville -- have submitted formal ami...

Insurers and businesses may have opposing views on virus coverage

The plaintiffs in a decades-old case over state prison mental health care filed an emergency motion Wednesday night seeking in...

In a letter sent to the governor Wednesday, the California Business and Industrial Alliance said 167 PAGA claims were filed la...

“Ralphs didn’t want to settle,” Andre E. Jardini, who represented the cashier, said in an interview Thursday. “Most every othe...

Planners for the Lightning in a Bottle music festival, held annually in or around May, were forced like many to cancel due to ...

On Thursday, the Chapter 7 trustee in the bankruptcy of San Francisco-based uBiome Inc. received the green light to donate 40,...

Lobbying groups representing both sides of California’s civil law bar have asked Gov. Gavin Newsom to make three sweeping exe...

Under most state orders, those with essential jobs — doctors, grocery store workers, police and firefighters — have been allow...

Judge David O. Carter has enlisted Judges André Birotte Jr. and Philip S. Gutierrez to help with his unusual approach

The ability of businesses (large and small alike) to weather this storm and rebound will depend on the severity and duration o...

Antitrust attorneys are supporting federal enforcement agencies plan to ensure pro-competitive collaborations can take place t...

“Most of Judge Bennett’s misconduct involved comments and remarks that are offensive, undignified, discourteous, dishonest, se...

A unanimous three-judge panel found that even though the client understood the fee arrangement, he did not sign the necessary ...

Stock makes up half of the $13.5 billion settlement PG&E agreed to pay wildfire victims to resolve their claims.

Advocates for the media and other organizations sent a letter to California Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye on Wednesday ask...

Cybersecurity attorneys say the most recent changes to the CCPA, released March 11, could be the final regulation revisions as...

Here are the winners of California judicial races in the March primary, following near-final ballot counts in most races.

The petitioners argue they should be allowed to complete their periodic registration remotely either over the phone or via tel...

U.S. District Judge Troy Nunley likely ended an 18-year legal battle between a rancher and Butte County.

Lawyers are concerned about the possibility of no trials until the summer and statutory deadlines.

U.S. District Judge Andre Birotte Jr. partially sided with Netflix Wednesday, dismissing two of Mo’Nique’s retaliation claims ...

Some lawyers say they have become so frustrated that immigration courts have not closed during the coronavirus pandemic that t...