Commercial litigator, outside general counsel, entrepreneur -- Ellie K. Vilendrer has occupied many seats in the technology ...
Law firms facing increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks should prepare clear internal and external communication plans ...
A California Court of Appeal decision closes a 117-year-old loophole, holding that beneficiaries cannot escape a no-contest ...
California's new AI law puts attorneys on notice to scrutinize vendors' confidentiality, data access, verification and ...
The 2028 Los Angeles Olympics will require extensive planning, coordination, detection systems and expanded counter-drone ...
An Alameda County judge ruled Blue Cross Blue Shield plans must show historical trademark rights tied to hospitals' locations ...
When Superior Court Judge Lilys D. McCoy reviews the school records of children appearing before her, she looks for something they are doing well. A child may be struggling in several subjects but ...
A San Francisco judge is weighing Takeda and TWi's bid to force health insurers into arbitration of claims that the ...
A lot line adjustment is ordinarily exempt from CEQA as a ministerial approval. But as a recent appellate decision illustrates, a separate discretionary action can subject the entire project to CEQA ...
The Justice Department argues that the Supreme Court's rejection of Chevron deference supports eliminating habitat modification from the definition of harm under the Endangered Species Act, setting up ...
Spirit Halloween can turn vacant retail space into an operating store in less than a week, creating a compressed premises ...
Los Angeles County opened an investigation into FAIR Plan's handling of Eaton and Palisades fire claims, adding to state ...
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