Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi recently used that phrase and it is constantly uttered by commentators. Y...

While this ruling is a significant decision that will impact many children who appear in immigration removal proceedings in th...

Unlike similar statutes, however, the California Consumer Privacy Act’s cure provision prevents the consumer from bringing a c...

On May 8, in Amgen v. Sandoz, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit handed the biosimilar giant another win in two...

If Congress and the president want a resolution that restores balance and allows the country to move in a positive direction,...

On April 17, the Internal Revenue Service issued its second tranche of proposed regulations to address many questions left una...

In a recent ruling, the 9th Circuit again avoided answering the urgent issue of whether child respondents in removal proceedin...

A recent Court of Appeal ruling put an end to the practice of terminating a physician without utilizing the peer review proces...

While the growth in patent filings is almost ubiquitous in technology areas in the medical device segment, the biggest growth ...

Criticism is inevitable for someone who has served two terms as district attorney. In general, criticism of elected officials ...

“Security” is a flimsy reason to deny a U.S. citizen the cherished American right to free exercise of religion. Yet that is ex...

Under current regulations, a manufacturer can place the required warning on the product or its packaging, or it can pass the o...

Your clients are asking about it, your competition is studying up, and so making sure you stay prepared means tuning in to exa...

Senate Bill 188 would significantly broaden employees’ protections against improper race discrimination and make California th...

In is May 9 column, “Reflections on a sentence of life without parole,” John Mills begins with a question posed by his client:...

When we listen to victims closely we learn about relational losses from violence and the need for relational healing.

Most attorneys are aware of the obligation to return a client’s “file” upon request following the termination of a representat...

The existence of the tripartite relationship between insured, insurer, and defense counsel is a prevailing concept in insuranc...

“Cash only, please” signs are prevalent in California marijuana dispensaries and businesses. It is estimated to be a North Ame...

“What am I supposed to do, just die in prison?” I was seated just outside the dilapidated holding cell adjacent to the courtro...

Even if a college or university is no longer required to investigate a complaint made regarding an off-campus incident, failur...

The 9th Circuit does not explicitly tell the remanding district court how to rule. But it comes close by describing the approp...

Under the current regime, though, artists are not adequately protected and other representatives -- i.e., personal managers an...

California’s new privacy law inches closer to the finish line with pending legislative amendments

Of course, the devil is always in the details. But, there are other ways to address the legitimate objections to arbitration w...

So am I going to go ahead with my novel? I’m thinking about it.

Approximately a year ago, the California Supreme Court issued its opinion in the Dynamex case, upsetting the status quo employ...

We need legislation to supplant Labor Code Section 2922 with a “just cause” statute, similar to that in Montana and nearly all...

The sale of needles and pharmaceutical drugs in California, based on national figures, is estimated to be on the order of $50 ...

In working with employers of various sizes, backgrounds, sophistication, and industries, there is some confusion and simple mi...