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In ignoring Domino's appeal, the Supreme Court opens up the door for lawsuits challenging the accessibility of websites and mobile apps to people with disabilities

The New York State Assembly and Senate recently passed the Securing Wages Earned Against Theft ("SWEAT") bill to enable alleged employee-victims of wage theft

Wildfire season in California is not yet over. This update on recent California legislative reforms provides practical information for insurers offering residential insurance in California.

Colorado's Supreme Court shined a bright light on the importance of risk management in the employment world this week.

On October 11, 2021, Texas Governor Gregg Abbott issued an Executive Order banning COVID-19 vaccine mandates for all entities in the state...

Reflecting an emerging trend around the country, courts in Orange County, California have implemented a portal for the submission of electronic evidence in select courtrooms.

If there is one sustaining lesson as a result of the pandemic, it is that we can conduct the majority of our professional and personal business online.

Joining Utah and Ohio, on October 1, 2021, Connecticut will become the third state in the nation to enact a data breach litigation "safe harbor" statute.

According to recent studies, the world has witnessed a tenfold increase in the number of natural disasters since the 1960s.

In an important development, the United States Supreme Court agreed to review the California Court of Appeal opinion in Viking River Cruises v. Moriana, B297327 (Cal. App. Sep. 18, 2020),...

In 2003, Moser Builders, Inc. built the subject home which was located in Chester Springs, Pennsylvania.

In a fear-inspiring decision for medical professionals, a Tennessee jury recently found a nurse from Vanderbilt University Medical Center guilty of reckless homicide and gross neglect of an impaired adult patient.

According to recent studies, the world has witnessed a tenfold increase in the number of natural disasters since the 1960s.

The Nevada Supreme Court, in an Opinion likely to have far-reaching ramifications for litigants and their attorneys, ruled that trial courts can award the entirety of a contingency fee as post-offer fees...

Though attempts to contractually waive an employee's right to sue pursuant to the California Labor Code Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) typically fail in court, a narrow...

The COVID-19 pandemic caused unprecedented disruption to California's judicial system. As the pandemic continued, the Judicial Council of California and county court systems struggled to find ways...

There are three "mandates" that are currently making their way through the federal appeals system. Unfortunately, all three "mandates"

There are three "mandates" that are currently making their way through the federal appeals system. Unfortunately, all three "mandates" are in different procedural postures.