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Title VII Claim: Court Rules Intentional Segregation is Not Enough

The car repair chain AutoZone has been in legal trouble for transferring an African-American man fro (more…)

Jonathan LurieJul 11, 2017

DAPL Protesters’ Victory Has a Long Way to Go

The battle of the Standing Rock Sioux to put an end to the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) running thr (more…)

Jonathan LurieJun 28, 2017

Justice Gorsuch's First Opinion, Creditors are Not Debt Collectors

The Fair Debt Collections Practices Act, or FBCPA, forbids debt collectors from harassing debtors, i (more…)

Jason CheungJun 22, 2017

Supreme Court Limits Patent Rights

One of the hallmarks of a successful business is protections on an invention which provide a barrier (more…)

Jonathan LurieJun 21, 2017

Whole Foods Loses the Fight to Stop Employee's NLRA Right to Record

As an employee, protecting your rights is incredibly important. However, even with full knowledge of (more…)

Jonathan LurieJun 19, 2017

Uber Part 2: Is Levandowski Guilty of Stealing Trade Secrets?

Yesterday, we talked about Waymo's lawsuit against Uber over the alleged theft of the secrets behind (more…)

Jonathan LurieJun 08, 2017

Uber, in Trouble Again, For Allegedly Stealing Trade Secrets from Waymo

Uber has a bit of a history of asking for forgiveness instead of permission when it comes to the law (more…)

Jonathan LurieJun 07, 2017

Day of Rest: CA Supreme Court Clarifies the Requirements

Whether you are an employee or an employer, knowing exactly how wage-an-hour law works is crucial. N (more…)

Jonathan LurieJun 06, 2017

Zillow's "Zestimate" Makes Property Owner Fight Back

With the availability of online real estate marketplaces, such as Realator.com and Trulia, a lot of (more…)

Kristen JohnsonJun 02, 2017

The Wage Gap: Women Face Lower Wages than Men Based on Salary History

Aileen Rizo was excited to start her new job as a math consultant for Fresno County schools. After w (more…)

Jason CheungMay 30, 2017

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Title VII Claim: Court Rules Intentional Segregation is Not Enough

Title VII Claim: Court Rules Intentional Segregation is Not Enough

DAPL Protesters’ Victory Has a Long Way to Go

DAPL Protesters’ Victory Has a Long Way to Go

Justice Gorsuch's First Opinion, Creditors are Not Debt Collectors

Justice Gorsuch's First Opinion, Creditors are Not Debt Collectors

Supreme Court Limits Patent Rights

Supreme Court Limits Patent Rights

Whole Foods Loses the Fight to Stop Employee's NLRA Right to Record

Whole Foods Loses the Fight to Stop Employee's NLRA Right to Record

Uber Part 2: Is Levandowski Guilty of Stealing Trade Secrets?

Uber Part 2: Is Levandowski Guilty of Stealing Trade Secrets?

Uber, in Trouble Again, For Allegedly Stealing Trade Secrets from Waymo

Uber, in Trouble Again, For Allegedly Stealing Trade Secrets from Waymo

Day of Rest: CA Supreme Court Clarifies the Requirements

Day of Rest: CA Supreme Court Clarifies the Requirements

Zillow's "Zestimate" Makes Property Owner Fight Back

Zillow's "Zestimate" Makes Property Owner Fight Back

The Wage Gap: Women Face Lower Wages than Men Based on Salary History

The Wage Gap: Women Face Lower Wages than Men Based on Salary History

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