Citation Style – the Lingua Franca of the Law
Is citation style really all that important? Does it really matter whether we use 12 or 13 point font and whether we use the California
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Precedent Decisions of California Agencies
Under the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), an agency may designate as “precedent” a decision or part of a decision “that contains a significant legal or
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Are Verifying Online Reviews Already an Ethical Obligation?
In the August 2012 issue of the ABA Journal, G. M. Gilisko penned an article, Where the Buck Stops: Lawyers Need to Verify All the
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Foie Gras and Shark Fins
There is some controversy and legal maneuvering regarding two recent animal-protection laws in California. Regardless of whether you enjoy foie gras or shark fin soup,
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Are You Playing Poker Next to a Cardroom Employee?
The California Gambling Control Commission (“Commission”) acts as the regulatory body over: Gambling establishments (cardrooms), and over all persons or things having to do with
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