By Cheryl Miller | March 7, 2023
Lawmakers appeared to support continued, limited use of video appearances in some court matters but electronic recording still faces significant opposition from court reporters and their labor unions.
By Mary Alexander | March 3, 2023
Recent developments in trucking data and litigation trends demonstrate the myriad ways in which trucking accidents can occur and how their aftermaths could play out in court, says personal injury attorney Mary Alexander.
By Jonathan Andrews | March 2, 2023
With the Ninth Circuit's decision, the battle over mandatory employment arbitration will likely shift back to analyzing the overall fairness of the arbitration process, according to Jonathan Andrews of Signature Resolution.
By Eric Bardwell and Carsten Hoffmann | February 28, 2023
"Whether you are the planner or the valuation expert, it is prudent to have a firm understanding of this new law, the protections it affords to your clients and the potential impact on value, and therefore planning opportunities," according to Eric Bardwell of Jeffer Mangels Butler & Mitchell and Carsten Hoffmann of Stout.
By David A. Kaiser and David A. Carrillo | February 28, 2023
If the U.S. Supreme Court abrogates Obergefell, as it did Roe, then the now-dormant Proposition 8 text in the California constitution will once again ban same-sex marriage in California, according to David Kaiser and David Carrillo of the California Constitution Center.
By Avalon Zoppo | February 22, 2023
Appellate courts are now grappling with an amendment that carved out an exception to immunity under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
By Cheryl Miller | February 22, 2023
State Sen. Susan Rubio plans to carry legislation expanding the use of electronic recording in California's courts, Capitol sources say. Certified court reporters and their labor union are preparing to fight the bill.
By Julia Y. Trankiem and Veronica A. Torrejón | February 21, 2023
California employers need to start telling their workers (and potential workers) when and why they collect their personal information, according to Julia Trankiem and Veronica Torrejón of Hunton Andrews Kurth.
By Cheryl Miller | February 14, 2023
Plaintiffs lawyers want proceedings to move forward when a defendant appeals a judge's decision not to compel arbitration. Defense counsel say such stays are a "bedrock principle" of appellate law.
By Cheryl Miller | February 6, 2023
A new bill by state Sen. Tom Umberg would quadruple sanctions against lawyers who disrupt the discovery process. "The standard operating practice," Umberg said, "cannot be that you stonewall discovery."
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