“The Lawyer Dwells On Small Details”
The California Court of Appeals published an interesting case a couple years ago in 2015 called Womack v. Lovell that started out with a rather unique introduction that...
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Top Ten (Eight) Lessons To Be Learned From The 2014 Sony Hack
It’s approaching three years since the November 2014 hack against Sony Pictures Entertainment grabbed headlines and since then, stories of information theft, computers...
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California Supreme Court – Rest Periods Must Be Restful
Rest means rest In a ruling issued this week, the California Supreme Court in Jennifer August, et al. v. ABM Security Services, Inc. held in a two-part decision that...
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Court of Appeals Sets Standard For Loss Of Earning Capacity Claim
It will come as no surprise that injuries affect our lives in a wide variety of different ways, including the impact an injury can have on our ability to work. When it...
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Living with Kimzey v. Yelp – Protecting Against Yelp Review Lawsuits
With the recent decision by the Ninth Circuit in Kimzey v. Yelp (I refuse to use the exclamation point) reinforcing the fact that – no matter how clever the pleading –...
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Will The Courts Finally Answer The Trolley Problem?
The Trolley Problem If you’ve taken a Philosophy 101 class, you might be familiar with a thought experiment known as the Trolley Problem. As the hypothetical goes, a...
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