Articles in this issue:
The long and winding road, unabated: A review of major anti-SLAPP rulings since 2016
Filing a notice of appeal is a seemingly simple task, but determining whether and when to appeal can be a daunting task
Using and rebutting inferences
The shifting perspective of sexual abuse results in long-overdue changes to California’s statutes of limitations: AB 218 and related bills
From a costs memo to an attorney’s fees motion to juror declarations, a review of what to do after the verdict
A trial lawyer’s forte may not extend to law and motion practice or appellate briefs
Dealing with claims of privilege at trial
Put the client’s interests ahead of your own — and return phone calls
Are your social media postings (“celebrating a great verdict today”) a “communication” under the Rules of Professional Conduct and therefore subject to attorney advertising rules?
Whether it’s a comment to the press, a letter to the defendant or a memo for the court, legal communications can result in attorney liability, “litigation privilege” notwithstanding
Plaintiffs’ law firm sues client for defamation in website reviews, trial court grants anti-SLAPP motion against firm, upheld on appeal
