Three Cotchett, Pitre & McCarthy LLP attorneys who helped win an estimated $2.6 billion securities verdict against Elon Musk ...

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The author argues that routine, meritless objections to written discovery delay litigation, increase costs and burden courts, ...

For beneficiaries considering a challenge to an estate plan, the substantive strength of a claim may not be enough to protect ...

A future of increased monitoring and remediation for California public entities is here. Over the past decade, most ...

A San Francisco judge admonished attorneys to avoid personal attacks in coordinated ChatGPT liability cases, set deadlines for pleadings and discovery, and heard arguments over coordinating discovery ...

Assemblymember Maggy Krell, D-Sacramento, has again sued federal immigration agencies, accusing them of withholding records about courthouse arrests and restrictions on public access to immigration ...

A Taiwanese electronics company represented by Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati failed to disclose a licensing agreement with Apple that could have changed the course of litigation that's last eight ...

The 6th District Court of Appeal handed Santa Clara County a victory Wednesday in its effort to defend a five-year sales tax approved by voters last year to help offset federal funding cuts to health ...

Adventist Health Sonora has agreed to pay $18.5 million to settle claims by seven women who alleged a longtime physical therapist sexually abused them during treatment sessions while hospital ...

A nationwide antitrust fight over fire truck prices and delivery delays has pulled lawsuits filed by California cities and counties into a federal multidistrict proceeding in Wisconsin, where ...

Attorney: "Your Honor, I call the Baldwin family's AI agent, known as Bob, to the stand." The Court: "Proceed, counsel." Attorney: "Bob, who has been the primary caregiver of the Baldwin children?" ...