On June 11, the IRS dealt the final blow to attempts by blue states to circumvent a $10,000 cap on deductions for state and lo...

In the June 12 edition of the Daily Journal, David Urban wrote an article regarding Austin v. University of Oregon, 2019 DJDAR...

Earlier this month, James Holzhauer’s 32-game winning streak on “Jeopardy!” came to an end. Before his final episode aired, ho...

It is encouraging that the House Intelligence Committee is currently holding hearings on the problem and has issued a warning ...

For too long, the system has been rigged against FTC defendants in asset freeze cases.

Many veterans believe that government benefits are only available if they were wounded in combat or suffer from a disability r...

What weight will the Roberts court give to precedent? No issue is more important for the future of issues such as abortion rig...

Two class actions filed earlier this month allege that Amazon’s smart speaker technology, Alexa, installed on Amazon’s Echo an...

For me, the top issues facing plaintiffs’ attorneys in 2019 are finding ways to encourage women trial lawyers to realize their...

A concerning reliance on an isolated 2014 California Eastern District case, Foster v. Bank of America, has found its way into ...

As trial lawyers we see ourselves as warriors for our clients’ cause. Gladiators fighting for justice. The courtroom is our ba...

Assembly Bill 5 at the end of last year, which would codify the Supreme Court’s ABC test and apply in contexts beyond just cla...

A bill authored by Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez, Assembly Bill 51, would ensure employees have the option of taking their wor...

Ultimately, the process of jury selection -- and the views, thoughts, and positions of prospective jurors -- is one of the mos...

Practicing law as a plaintiffs’ lawyer in 2019 requires a very particular set of skills. Trial dates are further away, settlem...

For years insurance companies have had a practice of denying claims or rescinding policies on the basis that policyholders mis...

With so many considerations at play, of paramount importance is ensuring the time is taken to engage in detailed strategic dec...

The problem has been so serious and so frequent that the U.S. Department of Labor began keeping statistics on skylight fall de...

Today, we’re continuing our series of analytics-driven profiles of each justice of the California Supreme Court in order of le...

Many baseball fans grew up learning about statistics like Batting Average, Runs-Batted-In and Home Runs. These were the Triple...

The wrinkle in a recent 9th Circuit case? Although there is, of course, a federal courthouse serving Linn County, and cases fi...

The struggle to promote civility in the profession is a never-ending one, and we should be thankful that Justice Bedsworth und...

Earlier this month, the 9th Circuit issued its new opinion in Altera v. Commissioner. Like last year’s opinion, which was subs...

You won't find a better close-up audience experience to hone your trial skills than by watching and hearing the state's very b...

The FCC recently adopted a declaratory ruling allowing carriers to automatically opt consumers into call blocking programs. Th...

For 30 years -- since Avis Ridley-Thomas founded it in 1989 -- the Dispute Resolution Program has been providing free mediatio...

Starring ace trial lawyer Flash Feinberg and his trusty sidekick Professor Plato

The California Supreme Court heard oral argument on June 5 in a case that has the potential to be the next significant change ...

In the last days of May two opinions were filed that explained and changed some of the rules for arbitration under the Mandato...

Digital reporting has shown that it can effectively fill the gap caused by inadequate numbers of shorthand reporters and keep ...