Last Friday, a California judge found Prop 22 unconstitutional.  Prop 22 advocates have declared an intent to appeal the ruling.

Premises liability is a subset of personal injury law that applies to many public and private spaces, including stores and public sidewalks.

Episode 44 of the San Gabriel Valley Master Key podcast, co-hosted by Attorney Scott Warmuth, was recently published.

The National Highway Transportation and Safety Administration has opened an investigation into Tesla's assisted driving system, Autopilot.

Two particular items in the recently passed budget resolution could affect immigration laws in the United States.

Citizens, immigrants, and even undocumented immigrants all have access to workers' compensation in the event of an injury in California.

Episode 43 of the San Gabriel Valley Master Key podcast, co-hosted by Attorney Scott Warmuth, was recently published.

Two news stories involving the intersection between the COVID-19 pandemic and employment law have been recently reported.

A proposed class-action settlement would compensate every person who used Zoom between between March 30, 2016 and July 30, 2021.

Episode 40 of the San Gabriel Valley Master Key podcast, co-hosted by Attorney Scott Warmuth, was released published.

U-turns are not illegal in California, but there are guidelines to when and where a vehicle can make one.

Episode 42 of the San Gabriel Valley Master Key podcast, co-hosted by Attorney Scott Warmuth, was released recently.

California has filed a lawsuit against Activision Blizzard alleging violations of the California Fair Employment and Housing Act.

Numerous states, including California, reached a settlement with four healthcare giants blamed for an opioid overdose epidemic. 

A federal judge declared the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program created under the Obama administration as unlawful.

It does not matter what color the solid lines separating carpool lanes from regular traffic are, nor how many solid lines there are.