Ill Will Not Required – Court Finds Disability Discrimination Even Where Employer Acted In Good Faith
Relief From Dismissal Under Mandatory “Attorney-Fault” Provision of CCP 473(b) Granted Despite Absence of Evidence that Attorney’s Neglect Was Excusable
Evidence of Industry Custom May Be Relevant and Admissible in a Strict Products Liability Action Depending on the Nature and Purpose for the Evidence
When In Doubt Pay The Fee – Court Holds Lifting of Litigation Stay for Failure to Pay Cost of Arbitration is Not Appealable
Interviewing 101 at Southwestern Law School, a Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles Law Student Mentoring Committee Presentation
Plaintiff Precluded from Offering Expert Testimony in Opposition to Summary Judgment where Plaintiff Failed to Timely Designate His Experts
