Hawai’i Courts use Indigenous Practices and Collaboration for Conflict Resolution
Historically conflicts and misunderstandings have arisen between cultures – and between generations.
Legal News
This Week in The Courts – Los Angeles Cracks Down on Jury Duty Scofflaws
This week in the courts – California chastises Weedmaps, New York proposes legalized sports betting, Wyoming fights methane waste regulations, Delaware remains impartial, Los Angeles goes after jury duty scofflaws.
California’s Ventura Superior Court Begins Electronic Filing March 15th
Beginning March 15th, 2018 California’s Ventura Superior will no longer accept documents filed by fax as the court begins to implement e-Delivery, their new electronic filing system.
Working Towards Equality in the Courts
From the #metoo movement to equal pay for women in Iceland, women’s rights and representation continue to flourish – and courtrooms are no exception.
Court Rules on Gerrymandering in Pennsylvania
The legality of redrawing the lines for congressional maps has been hotly debated – is it gerrymandering or simply a timely redistricting update?
New York Courts Continue to Expand Electronic Filing
New York State Courts continuously improve, expand and update their electronic filing system. Previous changes took effect August 16, 2017. The court’s new electronic filing new requirements will go into effect on January 24, 2018.
2018 Brings New Laws for California Drivers
There’s never a dull moment in the Golden State – and with the legality of marijuana, the California DMV is also ushering in new laws effective January 1, 2018, to make sure drivers understand you can’t have your pot and smoke it too.
California’s AB-168 Attempts to Narrow the Gender Pay Gap
In an effort to narrow the gender pay gap, California employers will be prohibited from asking job applicants to disclose their prior salary as of January 1, 2018. Additionally, the potential employer must state the pay range of the position if asked by the applicant. AB-168 has been signed by Governor Jerry Brown and it … Read more
Proposed Amendments to Local Bankruptcy Rules
In response to pending amendments to the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, many courts have proposed amendments to their local bankruptcy rules.