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Environmental Health Advocates says Sephora should have warning label for titanium dioxide in makeup
The lawsuit accuses Sephora and others of violating California's Proposition 65, a law critics have asserted has become a means for trial lawyers to extract big fees from defendant companies -
Greenberg Traurig Continues Growth of Global Real Estate Practice; Adds 7 Attorneys in the U.S. and London
Greenberg Traurig Continues Growth of Global Real Estate Practice; Adds 7 Attorneys in the U.S. and London -
'Job Killer' bills pending in Sacramento - more taxes, regulations, liability expansion
The California Chamber of Commerce has issued initial entries for its “2022 Job Killer List,” to bring attention to new bills that could deter economic and employment growth. -
U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments in California PAGA case; decision expected by early summer
Oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court took place late last month in Viking v. Moriana, a case that questions whether California’s Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) is exempt from the rules of the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA). -
Jones Day ranked #1 in BTI Client Service A-Team report for sixth consecutive year
Jones Day ranked #1 in BTI Client Service A-Team report for sixth consecutive year. -
Morgan Lewis Named Among ‘Best of the Best’ in 2022 BTI Client Service Report
Morgan Lewis Named Among ‘Best of the Best’ in 2022 BTI Client Service Report. -
Business community urges decisive action as California legislative committees debate new bills
With committee hearings now underway for proposed bills in the 2022 legislative session, questions persist about what could ultimately become law in an election year. -
Gravity Stack’s Bryon Bratcher wins ‘Innovator of the Year’ at 2022 Leaders in Tech Law Awards
Gravity Stack’s Bryon Bratcher wins ‘Innovator of the Year’ at 2022 Leaders in Tech Law Awards. -
Littler Elects Four New Members to 2022 Board of Directors
Littler Elects Four New Members to 2022 Board of Directors. -
Quinn Emanuel Receives Perfect Score of 100 on 2022 Corporate Equality Index
Quinn Emanuel Receives Perfect Score of 100 on 2022 Corporate Equality Index. -
Buchalter Earns 100 in Human Rights Campaign’s 2022 Corporate Equality Index
Buchalter Earns 100 in Human Rights Campaign’s 2022 Corporate Equality Index. -
California businesses, government leaders call for definitive action on theft prevention
As organized theft rings have continued a violent crime wave on California businesses and consumers in recent weeks, policymakers and industry leaders are calling for a cohesive response to find solutions to the problem. -
Projected $31 billion surplus raises questions about spending decisions
While the state has an estimated $31 billion surplus, questions persist about how California’s high tax rates have contributed to the surplus, and led to population decline with fewer housing and job opportunities. -
Shook Earns Five National Tier 1 Rankings from Best Lawyers
Shook Earns Five National Tier 1 Rankings from Best Lawyers. -
Pro bono team receives 2021 One Treasure Island Equity Champion award
Pro bono team receives 2021 One Treasure Island Equity Champion award. -
Partner Joins International Association of Defense Counsel
Partner Joins International Association of Defense Counsel. -
Chief Legal Officers Rank Shook as Leader in Commercial Litigation
Chief Legal Officers Rank Shook as Leader in Commercial Litigation. -
Locke Lord Earns 2021 Mansfield Certification Plus From Diversity Lab for Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion
Locke Lord Earns 2021 Mansfield Certification Plus From Diversity Lab for Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion. -
McGuireWoods Attains Mansfield Certification Plus Status
McGuireWoods Attains Mansfield Certification Plus Status. -
California lawmakers work to advance new bills in last days of legislative session
With the legislative session heading into its final days, questions remain about the impact of potential bills on residents, businesses, and California’s economic recovery.