California Governor Gavin Newsom signed more than 20 bills into law concerning guns on Tuesday. The new laws cover a variety of topics including, but not limited to, an increase in taxes,... Read more »
A California man who was tried and jailed for 19 months for the 1987 murder of a 6-year-old boy in Solano County has been exonerated thanks to DNA evidence that led to... Read more »
In most cases, Generally speaking, only the record owners of shares on the record date are entitled to vote under the California General Corporation Law. As with most generalizations, however, there are exceptions. ... Read more »
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A US district judge struck down on Friday a California ban limiting gun magazines to ten rounds. In the decision, US District Judge Roger Benitez stated that the state’s prohibition of high-capacity... Read more »
The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit temporarily blocked a California law on Wednesday that bans firearm advertising that is “attractive to minors.” The case is an appeal from the... Read more »
Related Practices & Jurisdictions Wednesday, August 30, 2023 Auto insurers are often asked by their insureds and third-party claimants to pay for what are known as “diminished value” damages in connection with... Read more »
Wednesday, August 23, 2023 Highlights A recent California Supreme Court ruling clarifies that some third-party entities can be held directly liable for California Fair Employment and Housing Act violations, broadening accountability under... Read more »
The legal profession’s annual hazing ritual, known as the bar exam, happens twice a year (in most jurisdictions). There are testing dates in February and July — the latter being much more... Read more »
A man who was paralyzed after a traffic stop has been awarded $20 million in a record police brutality settlement in Northern California. Army Veteran Gregory Gross sued the Yuba City Police... Read more »