The more a buyer pays and the more hoops they have to jump through to close a deal, the more likely it is that a buyer will pu...

The bottom line is that family matters are never simply about money. They’re about competing interests, hurt feelings, and som...

Harrison reacted with outrage to the court ruling finding him liable for stealing another composer’s work. After the disastrou...

While there isn’t an insolvency requirement for filing bankruptcy, one must ponder why a solvent individual or entity would vo...

As the 60th anniversary of Title VII approaches, it is worth looking back at the judicial standards that have evolved, Califor...

From 2018 through 2022, 69% of personnel cases involving VA employees included allegations of whistleblower retaliation. Durin...

The issue of inventorship in our country’s patent laws for AI-created inventions will continue to be important as more compani...

While the Groff decision constitutes a big change for Title VII religious accommodation claims, California laws and ru...

Companies with unclean hands tend to remove cases from California's state courts when a Californian seeks to recover damages f...

Lawyers generally are not mathematicians; mistakes in their calculations are common. Rather than point out your opponent’s mis...

Although there was no written contract with an attorneys’ fee provision and no claim-specific statute providing for the recove...

Risks associated with summer associate programs arise from the obligation to supervise the inexperienced newcomers, and firm-s...

The final budget bill recently signed by the Governor includes the overall CEQA reforms, but removed the Delta Conveyance Pro...

It has been said the most nightmarish scenario one can imagine with AI and robotics is a world where robots have become so pow...

Judges are supposed to decide cases in an impartial manner. This does not mean that judges are free of bias (which is humanly ...

Trademark plaintiffs should lean on Jack Daniels Properties and the recent opinion in Hermès to defeat motions to dismiss and ...

Industry observers should consider themselves on notice that the CFPB may pursue unfairness actions against consumer financial...

Earlier this month, the ABA issued Formal Opinion No. 506, which addresses a lawyer’s ethical obligations when he or she deleg...

California appellate courts and appellate bar organizations could easily modify, adopt, and perhaps improve on the templates s...

In order to spot false information, lawyers have to remain attentive. This is particularly true when seeking artificial assist...

Oppenheimer lied about his communism his entire life. He lied when he completed his Security Personnel Questionnaires for the ...

For many, Senate Bill 686 is a welcome next step to protect the health and safety of domestic workers who have been excluded f...

Can an individual escape liability simply by relying on the fact that the fireworks that caused the harm were “safe and sane?”...

Farmworkers had been cutting Green Giant asparagus for the settled price of $3 a box, but when the giant food company shorted ...

Next time you are asked to file for divorce of a client married in another country, test it for its validity where contracted....

When family and friends gather they often want to rehash the past. Sometimes that’s just lovely. Who doesn’t like to reminisce...

It is easy to sympathize with the FTC’s skepticism of increased marketplace concentration in the tech industry. Over the last...

While the practice of affirmative action may be imperfect and may have an impact on tuition and revenue, albeit minimal or non...

Justice Alito’s opinion yesterday emphasized the recent shift in Establishment Clause jurisprudence toward greater accommodati...

California lawmakers recently voted to proceed with an updated version of SB 287, a bill that examines how social media compan...