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A negligence per se jury instruction is not warranted absent a finding that the violation was the proximate cause of the accident.
05.20.2019
The California Court of Appeals, continuing a trend, strictly applied the rules of evidence to find an expert’s declaration deficient for opposing defendants’ motion for summary judgment.
01.28.2019
Court of Appeal finds defendant’s reliance on its expert’s opinions, based on the sophistication of the technical issues, supported the reasonableness of its belief that it would prevail at trial.
01.14.2019
Apple Has No Legal Duty to Implement Available Technology to Prevent Use of iPhone While Driving
01.07.2019
Statutory Offer Not Made in Good Faith When Made Shortly After Defendant Appeared
01.03.2019
The Shifting Landscape of Arbitration Law in California
08.10.2018
How does Proposition 65 affect your California business?
08.10.2018
Sophisticated Intermediary Doctrine Adopted By California High Court
08.10.2018
Congress Fails To Make Decision About Hours of Service Rule
08.10.2018
The Pros and Cons of Forming a California Limited Liability Company
08.10.2018
Limitations on Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress Claims
06.01.2018
"Oh-pioneer!" — Privacy Interests of Customers Are Not Violated by Disclosure of Their Contact Information to Class-action Plaintiff
06.01.2018
California Courts Move Closer to Federal Standard for Admissibility of Expert Testimony
06.01.2018
"I do declare" — Declarations Under California Law
06.01.2018
Director/Officer Liability and Corporate Alter Ego
06.01.2018
Changes to the California Discovery Code
06.01.2018
Federal Court Expert Disclosure Rules May Apply to In-House Witnesses
06.01.2018
California Trial Judges' Gatekeeping Changes for Expert Witnesses
06.01.2018
Even Small Firms Represent America's Biggest Companies
10.12.2006
Who Represents America's Biggest Companies
09.13.2006

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