Substantive unconscionability exists where the rules determining the outcome are stacked
Arlan Cohen
2026 August
Recognizing that Kaiser views arbitration awards much differently than settlements
Bruce G. Fagel, M.D.
2026 August
Challenging Kaiser’s attempt to claim reimbursement rights against first-party UM/UIM recoveries
Donald de Camara
2026 August
The science has changed. Has your case strategy?
Taylor ErnstDr. Topher Stephenson
2026 August
Using neuro-visual experts to prove mild traumatic brain injury
Courtney Rowley Marianna Samuels
2026 August
The substantial similarity rule, its limits, and how to counter the defense’s “absence of accidents” argument
Scott E. Boyer
2026 August
The best trial outcomes are built with an appeal already in mind
Reid Ehrlich
2026 August
The Kelly/Frye standard and biomechanical and neuropsychological testimony in PI damages litigation
Mauro Fiore
2026 August
How to set up your depositions – from notice to questioning – so they work when it counts
Clare LucichCassidy Wakeham
2026 August
Intelligence is about to be universal. Wisdom is not. Your workflows are your IP, your moat, and your legacy – build your agents now.
Robert T. Simon
2026 August
How defense surveillance gets bought, who actually produces it, and why plaintiffs must stop taking the package at face value
Richard J. Weston
2026 August
The “two dismissal rule” is not a rule of claim preclusion; also, the Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault/Harassment Act; and, self-represented plaintiffs can get mandatory sanction for defendant’s discovery abuse
Jeffrey I. Ehrlich
2026 August
New rules focus on past medical expenses and lien-based medical care
Saveena K. Takhar
2026 August
August is National Wellness Month and the Great Tryke Giveaway
Griselda S. RodriguezMichelle M. West
2026 August
And a word from War Council Member Greg Bentley
Clare LucichGreg Bentley
2026 August
A thanks to all those who helped secure this major victory for injured Californians
Elizabeth A. Hernandez
2026 August
