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Judge’s order to take down law firm webpages is unlawful prior restraint
A lawyer’s website contained pages describing past successful litigation against Ford. When that lawyer was in trial on a similar claim against Ford, the trial judge ordered the lawyer to […]
Malpractice Claim Against DLA Piper Reversed
In Wise v. DLA Piper LLP (D062150, D062661 Oct. 8, 2013), the Fourth Appellate District, Division One reversed a malpractice judgment following a jury verdict against the law firm DLA […]
Photographers’ Rights in California
What rights does a photographer have to take a photo and what limits may law enforcement or the courts impose on those rights? The courts in California have not clearly […]
3 Reasons a Trial Lawyer Should Retain an Appellate Specialist as Co-Counsel
This post is the second in an ongoing series about maximizing a party’s chances of prevailing on appeal. The trial is over, the verdict is in and the loser wants to […]