In part 1 of this series, I described a familiar figure at the mediation table: a litigant, or sometimes a lawyer, who has ...
An appeals court reversed the disqualification of an attorney who illegally maintained a private practice while working as an ...
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday refused to reconsider a landmark ruling requiring the Department of Veterans ...
IRS Forms 1099 are easy to ignore until tax time but overlooking them--or assuming they determine taxability--can trigger ...
The My Lai Massacre shows how failures in command, training and accountability can lead to atrocity--and why clear legal ...
Planning ahead can help counsel navigate deposition rules, prepare witnesses appropriately, and avoid ethical missteps with ...
As courts grapple with reverse warrants for digital data, they must decide whether longstanding Fourth Amendment rules should ...
The lawsuit relies on Assembly Bill 250, which opened a two-year window through Dec. 31, 2027, for certain otherwise ...
Oakland schools and state education officials disputed whether the district has complied with mandated remedies for antisemitism, as a judge considered partially granting the state's petition to ...
David S. Casey Jr. recalls how more than 1,000 trial lawyers put litigation aside after Sept. 11 to help victims' families ...
Two weeks after entering a $35 million fraud lawsuit against a Bay Area for-profit college, Boies Schiller Flexner LLP attorneys are asking a federal judge to end the case in their clients' favor, ...
An electrical contractor seeks nearly $1.9 million in costs tied to delays building the Lucas Museum, as contractors pursue ...
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