Advising Clients Amid Economic Uncertainty in 2026: A Practical Guide for California Lawyers
In an economy marked by volatility, legal risk is likely to surface earlier and escalate faster than in more stable […]
California Law
Two New California Laws Tighten Standards for Attorney Fees and Law Firm Marketing
Two laws just took effect Jan. 1, 2026, Assembly Bill 931 and Senate Bill 37, which require California law firms
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California’s 2026 CEQA Reforms: What Lawyers Need to Know
California has enacted sweeping revisions to CEQA under AB 130 and SB 131. These reforms expand streamlining pathways, introduce new
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Where Whistleblower Protections Fit Within California’s TFAIA
A clear breakdown of California’s first frontier-AI regulation, and the whistleblower rules shaping AI safety oversight. The Transparency in Frontier
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After the Flames: Post-Wildfire Insurance Litigation and What California Attorneys Need to Know
Prepare your clients and your cases for California’s evolving wildfire-driven coverage disputes. Every wildfire season brings unprecedented insured losses, and
The Abundant and Affordable Homes Near Transit Act
Here’s what you need to know and how to help clients prepare. When Gov. Gavin Newsom signed SB 79, the
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California’s 2026 Employment Law Changes
From expanded pay data reporting to bans on training repayment clauses, California’s 2026 employment law changes will reshape how employers
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Getting Started: MCLE Learning
You can find the getting started guide here with updated branding and screenshots.
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Marina Pantchenko
Faced with a constant stream of complex legal issues, this public agency attorney leverages CEB to move faster, work smarter,
Larry Meyer
Under Larry Meyer’s leadership, the San Bernardino County Law Library became a vital hub for accessible legal research, serving solo
The Federal-State Tug-of-War — Constitutional Law Issues All California Attorneys Should Be Tracking
From the end of Chevron deference to legal challenges targeting immigration enforcement, regulatory authority, and DEI policies, this year is
A California Law Firm Just Paid $31K in Sanctions for AI Hallucinations
AI is transforming legal work—but when it goes unchecked, the consequences can be costly. In one recent case, a California
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