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Government


After months of cautious silence, Nicola T. Hanna is finally sharing his vision for reducing crime in Southern California.


9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Government, Judges and Judiciary


Ryan W. Bounds, an Oregon federal prosecutor nominated by President Donald Trump to sit on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appea...


Government, Law Practice


Bill to add requirements for legal advertising advances

May 10, 2018
By Malcolm Maclachlan

The Assembly Judiciary Committee has unanimously passed a bill that sets new requirements for legal advertisements that mentio...


9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, California Supreme Court, Labor/Employment, Civil Litigation


In two cases brought by airline employees against their employers, a federal appellate panel asked the Supreme Court of Califo...


Criminal, Government, Civil Litigation


City loses to sex predators in voting rights dispute

May 10, 2018
By Malcolm Maclachlan

The city of Coalinga lost twice to a group of sexually violent predators on Wednesday -- first in the state Legislature, then ...


Entertainment & Sports, Civil Litigation


A plaintiff’s economics expert told a Los Angeles County Superior Court jury that McNair, who lost his job after the NCAA levi...


Administrative/Regulatory, Health Care & Hospital Law, Civil Litigation


The government is seeking a permanent injunction against California Stem Cell Treatment Center Inc. and Cell Surgical Network ...


A political action committee funded by billionaire investor George Soros has donated nearly $2 million to candidates in severa...


Speaking out publicly for the first time, Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Aaron Persky argued Tuesday the judiciary’s ...


Criminal, Government, Immigration


The attorney general’s ‘zero tolerance’ policy comes as there has already been a steady increase in illegal crossing charges.


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


A California prisoner who failed to seek discovery of possible exculpatory evidence before filing a series of habeas petitions...


Entertainment & Sports, Civil Litigation


In a defamation trial against the NCAA brought by a former USC football assistant coach, an association official testified Tue...


Government, Civil Litigation


Courts would be able to hear limited civil cases with potential recovery as high as $50,000 under a bill passed in the state S...


Civil Litigation


A federal judge approved a settlement in a long-standing antitrust battle involving lithium ion batteries Tuesday that will br...


A federal judge told attorneys representing the man who shot Kate Steinle they are facing an uphill battle in their bid to war...


Administrative/Regulatory, Government, Health Care & Hospital Law, Civil Litigation


A significant part of California is suing a slew of pharmaceutical companies and drug manufacturers for allegedly contributing...


Entertainment & Sports, Law Practice


Akin Gump elevates LA partner to practice lead

May 9, 2018
By Steven Crighton

Christopher Spicer will serve as the head of the firm’s entertainment and media practice.


Government, Immigration, Civil Litigation


U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions visited San Diego and Arizona Monday to announce a new “zero-tolerance” policy that calls ...


9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Government, Judges and Judiciary


President Donald J. Trump’s first nominee to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, who lacks the support of his home state se...


Administrative/Regulatory, California Supreme Court, Environmental & Energy


High court affirms legality of state water fees

May 8, 2018
By Meghann Cuniff

The California Supreme Court on Monday ruled that water fees set by two members of a state water board are legal, affirming a ...


Government, Immigration


State Attorney General Xavier Becerra argued in a court filing on Friday that the three laws in question are consistent with t...


Entertainment & Sports, Civil Litigation


As former USC assistant football coach Todd McNair’s defamation lawsuit against the NCAA defamation entered its third week of ...


Corporate


City National Bank names new general counsel

May 8, 2018
By Matthew Sanderson

Jared Wolff began his new role on May 1, taking over for Mike Cahill, who retired after 17 years with the bank.


Government


Retired El Dorado County Judge Steven C. Bailey won the California Republican Party endorsement at the party convention on Sun...



Google bans bail bond ads

May 8, 2018
By Lila Seidman

Google will be stripping its platforms of ads promoting bail bond services beginning in July, citing its “commitment to protec...


General counsels’ roles related to data protection, including managing cybersecurity budgets, will increase over the next 12 m...


California Courts of Appeal, Criminal


The 3rd District Court of Appeal has ordered a new trial for a gay assault defendant because prosecutors dismissed the only tw...


State Bar & Bar Associations, Education Law


More graduates of the state’s law schools obtained jobs requiring a law degree or providing a J.D. advantage


Entertainment & Sports, Civil Litigation


Ex-coach faces tough cross by NCAA lawyer

May 7, 2018
By Justin Kloczko

NCAA attorney presses former USC coach on his efforts to find a new job


Labor/Employment, Law Practice


Law jobs keep rising

May 7, 2018
By Andy Serbe

The legal industry has hit a new high in jobs for 2018, adding 800 new ones in April, according to a report released Friday.