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New California Court of Appeal Decision Upholds Decisions Made By County Retirement System During Great Recession
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New California Court of Appeal Decision Upholds Decisions Made By County Retirement System During Great Recession
Court Finds in Favor of Restaurants Seeking Coverage for Loss of Business Income
California Proposes Significant Change to Limit Use of Short-Form Proposition 65 Warning For Consumer Products
Court Strikes Down Alameda Impact Fees in Boatworks, LLC v. City of Alameda
An Interview with New Hanson Bridgett Partner, Jennifer Marie Martinez
An Interview with New Hanson Bridgett Partner, Brian Schnarr
An Interview with New Hanson Bridgett Partner, Emily Charley
Supreme Court Clarifies Application of Proposition 218 Requirements to Franchise Fees
Labor Action at Retail Locations: Free Pass or Trespass?
Attorney General Amends Settlement Guidelines in Proposition 65 Regulations
California Adopts Long-Pending Modifications to Proposition 65 "Clear and Reasonable" Warning Regulations
U.S. Department of Justice Announces Elder Justice Task Force
Montanile: A Cautionary Tale For ERISA Plans
Proposed E-Discovery Rule To Test Document Retention Policies
County's Exclusion Of Anti-Israel Bus Advertisement Did Not Violate 1st Amendment
Insurance for Data Breach and Other Cyber-Attacks: What Every Company Should Consider
California Supreme Court Clears Way for Class Challenges to Local Taxes and Fees: McWilliams v. City of Long Beach
Risks of Using Social Media to Solicit Clients
Impact of Recent Supreme Court Arbitration Decisions on Enforceability of Health Care Arbitration Provisions in California
Where A Party Makes Two CCP § 998 Offers And Both Are Rejected (Or Lapse), The Second Offer Does Not Extinguish The First For Purposes Of Cost Shifting.
Drafting Commercial Arbitration Clauses
Chabaan v. Wet Seal, Inc., et al
United States Supreme Court Strikes Down State Law Categorically Banning Pre-dispute Arbitration Clauses in Health Industry
New Ruling Affects Prelitigation Settlements of Wrongful Death Claims
Five Custodians and Five Search Terms: A step toward the responsible and targeted use of e-discovery
As Firms Modernize, So Should Law on Conflicts
Attorney Work Product Protections
Avoiding the Two-Front War: Simultaneous Litigation Against Plaintiffs and Insurers
Green Chemistry in California
Medical Damages in Personal Injury Defense
Prop 65 for Non-California Companies
Estate Tax Lapse: Crisis, Chaos and Disarray
New Electronic Discovery Bill signed by Governor Schwarzenegger June 29, 2009
California Appellate Court Clarifies Standard for Enjoining "Threatened" Misappropriation of Trade Secrets Notwithstanding Rejection of "Inevitable Disclosure" Rule