California's strict subjective standard for the "expected or intended" insurance defense gives policyholders powerful ...
Plaintiffs' attorneys don't need a film crew or expensive outside vendor to show jurors how an injury has changed a client's life, according to Rachel Gezerseh. In many cases, she said, a smartphone, ...
Modern trucking litigation requires attorneys to identify, preserve and understand digital vehicle and fleet data early to ...
Superior Court Judge Lawrence P. Riff on Monday authorized the county to provide the State Bar with plaintiff fact sheets and ...
U.S. District Judge Noël Wise found that simply alleging users did not consent to Adobe's tracking was insufficient, citing ...
Judge Charles R. Breyer ruled that plaintiffs in the passenger sexual assault MDL can question Uber witnesses about whether ...
NORWALK - Superior Court Judge Ann H. Park was watching sea turtles make their way onto a Maui beach when she noticed ...
Lizbeth L. Hasse draws on decades of litigation experience to mediate and arbitrate complex disputes, focusing on what ...
AB 931 strengthens protections for California consumers by restricting attorney fee sharing with nonlawyers and imposing new ...
Defense mental examinations (DMEs) present recurring disputes in California civil litigation. Plaintiffs' counsel who master ...
The State Bar offers California attorneys a range of educational tools, guidance and support to help them comply with client ...
As remote work expands, FEHA's retaliation protections extend beyond the physical workplace, requiring California employers ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results