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Due to the enactment of California’s Online Privacy Protection Act of 2003 (the "Online Privacy Protection Act"), as of July 1, 2004, all operators of commercial Web sites or online services ("Operators") that collect personally identifiable information from California residents through Web sites or other similar online service ("Web Sites") will be required to post a privacy policy and to comply with it.

On June 22, 2004, President Bush signed into law the Standards Development Organization Advancement Act of 2004 (H.R. 1086) (the "Act"), which provides antitrust safeguards to certain standards development organizations if they follow the notice procedures in the statute and conduct their activities within the scope of that notice.

E-filing has radically changed the way we practice law. No longer are the days of finding parking near the courthouse and waiting your turn in line for the clerk.

Can you see the forest for the trees? If you can’t, and you’re an entrepreneur seeking out seed money for your business, it’s likely you won’t succeed.

Global management consulting firm AlixPartners has devised a self-assessment framework to help retailers and brands look before they leap into AI.

After months of preparation, the U.S. Department of Transportation ("USDOT") has released the third iteration of its informal guidance on the development and deployment of highly automated vehicles...

A discussion on the importance of electronic navigation systems and the Voyage Data Recorder's ability to register a wealth of data about a vessel's movements and status in the moments before an accident.

Iconic California tech companies are helping to pioneer the drone revolution. For over a year, Google's advanced-research arm, Google X, has been testing its Project Wing aircraft...

A recent study by the ride-hailing service Lyft and a similar study by a group of American universities pointed to the positive impact ride-sharing services not only have on consumers, but on the surrounding communities they service.

$1.6 billion is estimated to be invested in 3D printing in 2015. More staggering is that the amount of investment is predicted to escalate to $13.4 billion by 2018.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued its final guidance on cybersecurity functionality and safety controls, establishing considerations for the design, development and premarket submissions related to medical devices.

Artificial intelligence is transforming arbitration practice, but questions remain about when AI assistance crosses the line into improper delegation of judgment. The American Arbitration Association has published new standards for AI use in alternative dispute resolution, yet these guidelines leave critical gaps about enforcement, proof of misuse, and available remedies when arbitrators allegedly rely too heavily on AI tools.

A federal magistrate judge in California has ruled that the use of generative AI in document review is subject to the same reasonableness and proportionality standards as traditional Technology Assisted Review (TAR), establishing that courts will not impose special requirements on AI-powered review tools absent specific evidence of deficiency. The decision addresses key questions about pre-culling documents with search terms before AI review and the extent to which parties must disclose validation metrics f

Generative artificial intelligence AI (gen AI) promises greater efficiency in document review, but instead of eliminating discovery disputes, it has transformed them. Courts are now confronting questions about how much detail opposing counsel is entitled to about the use of gen AI tools.

The California appellate court’s decision in "Balsam v. Trancos" requires marketers nationwide using commercial email advertisements to include in the from line of each email a domain name that is registered to the sender which can be determined by performing a WHOIS look-up, or the name of the sender or marketer on whose behalf the email was sent.