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self-study/Administrative/Regulatory

Power shutoffs: What California water providers should know

By Willis Hon, Tara Paul

participatory/Administrative/Regulatory

Chemerinsky on Obamacare litigation and the Supreme Court

By Howard B. Miller

self-study/Litigation

Minor’s Compromises: a guide

By Scott J. Nord

participatory/Administrative/Regulatory

The Great London Fire court: Relevant 17th century procedures for COVID disputes?

By Howard B. Miller

self-study/Data Privacy

Here comes a wave of data privacy litigation

By Gary S. Lincenberg, Darren Patrick, Steven Zipperstein

self-study/Administrative/Regulatory

The future of advance conflict waivers in California

By Amy L. Bomse

participatory/Legal Ethics

Changed pathways to becoming a lawyer

By Howard B. Miller

self-study/Criminal Law

Review the rules requiring corroboration of accomplice testimony

By Gregory L. Prickett

participatory/Administrative/Regulatory

Labor's love gained: Employee rights in new legislation

By Howard B. Miller

self-study/Real Estate

SB 1079 is a set back for both lenders and borrowers

By Robert S. McWhorter, Jarrett Osborne-Revis

self-study/Administrative/Regulatory

The ever-changing saga of the joint-employer doctrine

By Mellissa A. Schafer

participatory/Alternative Dispute Resolution

The world today: Resolving international technology disputes

By Howard B. Miller

self-study/Corporate

California’s new diversity mandate for corporate boards

By Jennifer Rubin

participatory/Administrative/Regulatory

Bar Exam Agonistes

By Howard B. Miller

self-study/Employment

Ruling corrects troubling unemployment insurance claim trend

By Mai Linh Spencer

participatory/Administrative/Regulatory

Judicial Council: Justice and rules

By Howard B. Miller

self-study/Administrative/Regulatory

SB 1159 extends California’s COVID-19 presumption of compensability

By Yvette Davis, Theodore A. Penny

self-study/Real Estate

Can you count?

By Guido I. Piotti

participatory/Administrative/Regulatory

Arizona leads: Access to justice, innovative financing and legal paraprofessionals

By Howard B. Miller, Ann Timmer

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