Employers Who Prevail in FEHA Cases Cannot Recover Costs Unless the Employee’s Claims Are Frivolous, Unreasonable, or Groundless
Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc.: The Art and Craft of Religious Liberty Exceptions for Conscientious Objectors, 36 Whittier L. Rev. (2015)
In Childhood Sexual Abuse Case, California Appellate Court Finds Church has No Duty to Prevent Its Members from Harming Each Other
Claims Made During Policy Period Barred When Arising Out of Facts Disclosed or Required to be Disclosed in Application
Court Makes an Unsettling Inference to Find that the Statute of Limitations Bars Claims Arising from a 1997 Northridge Earthquake Settlement
California Insurance Commissioner Lacks Authority to Regulate Formula for Estimating Replacement Cost Value
