A documentary set to air on PBS tracks the legal troubles of a gay couple who obtained a marriage license in Boulder, Colorado, long before Massachusetts became the first…
Playboy has filed a malpractice suit against its former counsel in an employee whistleblower suit. The lawsuit contends that Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton exposed the magazine company to additional…
The Federal Bureau of Investigation overstepped its bounds when it cut off Internet service to the Las Vegas hotel suite in which a Malaysian businessman was staying and then posed…
An outdoor clothing retailer known for its irreverent approach has apologized to Eagles singer Don Henley and made a charitable donation to resolve a California lawsuit over its use of…
A Nevada man who falsely claimed to have placed bombs under the desks of two federal judges in a Las Vegas courthouse last year was sentenced Tuesday to 75 months…
The tension between new state laws that allow the sale of marijuana and federal laws that prohibit it has put some arguably law-abiding individuals at risk of spending time behind…
Add another case to the annals of zombie law: A federal class action says Turn Inc. used secret “zombie cookies” to track online activities of Verizon electronic device users.
Ten months after the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals struck down a Los Angeles city ordinance forbidding living in vehicles, the city is trying to rewrite it.
When California attorney J. David Sackman and his wife returned to their Los Angeles home after a five-day trip to San Francisco last year, an unpleasant surprise awaited them.