Central District magistrate judge program sees 43% consent rate after one year; Taylor Swift fans' antitrust claims against Live Nation and Ticketmaster survive dismissal; Future Motion may pay costs after late email production in OneWheel injury case; series wrap on municipal bankruptcy and CARE Court criticism.
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Central District magistrate judge program sees 43% consent rate after one year; Taylor Swift fans' antitrust claims against Live Nation and Ticketmaster survive dismissal; Future Motion may pay costs after late email production in OneWheel injury case; series wrap on municipal bankruptcy and CARE Court criticism.
Central District magistrate judge program sees 43% consent rate after one year; Taylor Swift fans' antitrust claims against Live Nation and Ticketmaster survive dismissal; Future Motion may pay costs after late email production in OneWheel injury case; series wrap on municipal bankruptcy and CARE Court criticism.
Newsom appoints 6 new Superior Court judges; UCLA seeks to send Pasadena’s Rose Bowl suit to arbitration; “headless” PAGA cases split appellate courts; L.A. cities face Chapter 9 pressures; CARE Court gains traction in small counties.
X Corp drops $70M fee lawsuit against Wachtell • California opposes federal AI regulation bills as Trump EO looms • Hulu faces patent suit over streaming tech • Judge strikes Villanueva's defamation case against L.A. County • Defense attorney Dana Fox joins plaintiffs' firm BD&J.
L.A. DA probes alleged false juvenile sex-abuse claims tied to $4.8B settlements • SF reaches $5M diesel-spill deal • Judge signals possible contempt for L.A. over homelessness reporting • 12 states join fight over HPE–Juniper merger • Jury awards $32.2M in Equinox case.
Stanford’s Three Strikes Project files 18 petitions alleging racial sentencing bias • Judge blocks Ford’s bid to use RICO discovery in lemon law cases • Sanctions over unpublished case citations• Out-of-state execs stay in OC suit •Prosecutor joins contingency firm
CA confirms 3 new appellate justices • Judge Jessner weighs firefighter depositions in Palisades Fire case • Uber faces unified push to dismiss its RICO suit • Big Tech renews challenge to CA’s Social Media Act
Masimo wins $634M verdict against Apple • Judge orders immigration agents in LA to ensure detainee access to counsel • CJA attorneys to get long-delayed payments amid memo dispute • L.A. County probes State Farm over wildfire-claim delays • Judge hits law firm w/ $1.4M sanctions
Opening statements in LA’s first J&J talc ovarian cancer bellwether • Judge signals Live Nation/Ticketmaster Eras Tour claims may go to trial • 9th Cir. orders arbitration in janitors’ wage case • Hyundai/Kia sued over alleged forced labor • DA Thien Ho on his new Golden State Killer book.
Judge Carter orders L.A. to release contracts with Gibson Dunn in homeless case • Ex–Newsom aide Dana Williamson indicted on 23 federal counts • Google seeks to erase $32.5M Sonos verdict • L.A. sewer rate suit advances • Saeltzer leads CAOC in tort fight
NCAA agrees to $303M settlement for unpaid “volunteer” coaches • VA report backs Judge Carter on undervalued West LA leases • Cameo sues OpenAI over Sora app name • Talc-asbestos suit heads to trial • 9th Circuit allows tribal damages case • Emissions suit moves west
Calif. Supreme Court strikes down law on false police complaints • Judge Fischer threatens to summon L.A. mayor in encampment suit • Ex-Judge Corona moves to dismiss assault charges • Bar Exam pass rate rises to 3-year high
A DOJ memo sparks outrage over unpaid defense work • Athletes challenge the NCAA’s $2.8B NIL deal • Investors sue Clippers owner Steve Ballmer • Judge clears social media addiction cases for trial.
The CA Supreme Court questions unreadable arbitration clauses, prosecutors face AI citation scrutiny, CRLA sues over bird flu data, Apple & Masimo battle in court, and LBBK expands statewide.
A court strikes down Huntington Beach’s voter ID law • Judge limits California’s Clean Truck Partnership • SF prosecutors, public defenders clash over staffing crisis
Edison doubles payouts in Eaton Fire settlement • Judge fines Alston & Bird $10K over juror LinkedIn search • 12 states challenge HP–Juniper merger • Judge Kuhl lets social media firms keep key defenses
Judge Lawrence Riff advances $4B LA County sex abuse settlements • SF judge weighs forcing bar to aid public defense amid lawyer shortage • Santa Ana pays $550K in clinic zoning suit • LA Judge Ronald Kaye heads to Spain on rare sabbatical
Central District magistrate judge program sees 43% consent rate after one year; Taylor Swift fans' antitrust claims against Live Nation and Ticketmaster survive dismissal; Future Motion may pay costs after late email production in OneWheel injury case; series wrap on municipal bankruptcy and CARE Court criticism.
