ith and expressed the belief that the Court—even this Court—would simply not send hundreds to their death. And then a major and unanticipated break. The California Supreme Court — perhaps the most influential state court in the nation —ruled that its constitution (which had substantially similar wordings as the federal Consti

months this summer and saw a second trial between the two end Thursday. Read full article » Calif. High Court Approves Updates To State Bar Rules The California Supreme Court on Friday approved a final version of its new Rules of Professional Conduct, which are set to go into effect in November, including a major update

IP market and a desire from law firms to find a competitive edge. Read full article » Conflict Sinks Sheppard Mullin Fee Win, Calif. Justices Say The California Supreme Court chose Thursday not to provide a final answer in a $3.8 million fee dispute between Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP and a former client, rulin