There is no inherent reason why remote appearance should be more casual and less decorous than physical appearance. But experi...

Two classic Supreme Court cases involved legislative decisions that were enforced during administrative proceedings. Had the C...

In this 340-page book, Tove Ditlevsen stays faithful to the grit of an exiled insider wandering her own cobblestone squares an...

In recent years, a win-at-any-cost mentality has increasingly pervaded the legal profession. An attorney who interrupts others...

Hollywood financier TSG Entertainment’s recent litigation against Fox and the Walt Disney Company is a tale as old as time.

An injunction clarifying and defining the Department of Cannabis Control’s obligation to establish a track and trace system co...

On Aug. 24, Lawrence Caplan filed what may be the first federal civil lawsuit against Donald Trump under Section 3 of the Four...

In reviewing cases dealing with rounding time policies, appellate courts up until recently stood behind the ruling in See's Ca...

The historical scenario that looms over Kamala Harris’ renomination is young Richard Nixon’s predicament in 1956.

International Rights Advocates recently filed a complaint with the United States Court of International Trade to force the Bid...

Done carefully and with the right kind of income, properly moving out of California can reduce or eliminate the sting of Calif...

The majority’s creative interpretation of the line between fact and opinion creates a slippery slope that will undoubtedly be ...

The primary question in two cases from separate circuits is whether laws restricting content-moderation on social media comply...

The CPUC’s decision is significant. San Francisco is an enormous market for taxi and ride-hailing services. It is the perfect,...

Can you imagine if you were able to have a trial, see the result, turn back the clock with a crystal ball, and then go to medi...

Since major amendments to the California election code in 2016, which standardized the procedures for switching from at-large ...

The NCAA’s interim policies on name, image and likeness rights have created a Gordian Knot for athletes and teams, which colle...

Advocates believe, with reason, that they know the facts of their case and the applicable law better than anyone else. Sometim...

While traditional mock trials let law school students simulate courtroom proceedings in a controlled environment, Flash Trials...

District Court holds that copyright law is designed to adapt to the times but can’t be stretched to works generated with no hu...

Welcome to the premiere of ‘The Source,’ your monthly column to the dynamic realm of attorney business development. Whether yo...

Meta Platforms, Inc., and Twitter, Inc., now X Corp., are seemingly priming for a legal battle with far-reaching implications....

The case threatens the FDA’s regulatory authority and could lead to established, safe medications being challenged simply beca...

With rideshares, the safety ratings should set most riders’ minds at ease. However, that does not mean that one should not be ...

On Aug. 10, the FEC took the first step toward regulating federal candidates’ use of deepfakes and other AI-enabled fake image...

The 9th Circuit recently ruled that a text message is not a voice, finding that even though “‘voice’ can be used symbolically,...

In re Kirkland: the location of the proceeding - not the person - still matters for Rule 45 compliance in our post-pand...

While the headlines are understandably focusing on Trump himself, the legal community should be looking to its own. We sit in ...

Burnout is a workplace issue, resulting from ongoing, unrelenting, workplace stressors. These stressors take many forms, depen...

Proposed rules pending consideration by the California Supreme Court are premised on the concept that advocacy for a client do...