Although money transmission is not a new or foreign concept, many technology companies fail to recognize that they are engaged...

A Florida judge's recent ruling shows that evolving technologies like cryptocurrencies, bitcoin and the blockchain do not alwa...

California's current death penalty has proven to be an arbitrary and unreliable government program that has cost taxpayers $5 ...

All the judges who opined in Vergara agreed the facts were deplorable. It is only a matter of time until we see a majority opi...

In law school we struggled to grasp old, cryptic, monolithic judicial opinions. And many lawyers, trained to read those opinio...

Your reply brief might turn out to be the most important vehicle for influencing an appellate court. A few judges think the re...

The governor rightly vetoed AB 1766 — which would prohibit a criminal court and each party from referring to prospective juror...

If the court doesn't provide one, bring your own. There are alternatives, but they're rather unappetizing. By Paul Kujawsky ...

The real motivation in challenging jurisdiction is not because litigating here would be difficult or unfair; the real motivati...

Without jurisdictional limits, the confines of due process will be eroded and the predictability of litigation will be replace...

I am a strong proponent… No, I need a more forceful adjective. How about "obsessive"? Yes, …an obsessive proponent, advocate, ...

The greatest threat to a business's cybersecurity isn't hackers, viruses or malware — it's employees unknowingly clicking on r...

One firm's pro bono efforts resulted in a 750 percent increase in Alameda County's food-stamp processing timeliness.

Before speeding ahead into the world of autonomous technology, legislatures need to take a critical look at what a driverless ...

The U.S. Patent Office's new Patents 4 Patients Program, which offers expedited examination of certain cancer treatment patent...

The U.S. Supreme Court ended its recent term by filing five reversals of the 9th Circuit. Added to other 9th Circuit cases rev...

A recent Supreme Court decision resolves more than a decade of conflict over whether the state is required to reimburse cities...

Federal and state courts have long struggled with the role that arbitrators should play in determining whether an arbitration ...

The 9th Circuit recently asked the California Supreme Court to answer whether the federal "de minimis rule" for wage actions ...

Irvine firm specializes in land use transactions, helping to build Southern California's communities ...

Should the tort duty of care owed by an employer extend beyond the employee -- such as to an employee's nephew or frequent hou...

The 9th Circuit ruled on Tuesday that courts determining whether governmental conduct was "substantially justified" for the pu...

A decision last month is leading some to wonder whether we're witnessing an emerging judicial reluctance to enforce class acti...

Can a juvenile court "remove" a child from a parent with whom the child does not reside? What would that mean, and why would a...

Users of federal land, take note: You should no longer doubt the state's power to regulate, or even prohibit, specific land us...

Social media can be a great resource for investigating parties and witnesses, forging a brand and promoting a practice. Howeve...

Because most lawyers would prefer to visit bars to sip cocktails and not defend against client complaints, there are steps law...

The Legislature recently sent Assembly Bill 2888 to the governor's desk. If signed into law, it would close a loophole in Cali...

In Derek S. Jeter v. RevolutionWear, Inc., the Delaware Court of Chancery addressed issues that arise when a director...

Courts continue to carve-out exceptions to hold employers responsible for events occurring within the scope of its employees c...