Those who deal with real property know it's a road full of legal twists and turns. This issue begins with a retrospective piece on Easton v. Stausberger a seminal case regarding disclosures which turns 40 years old this year.

The Real Estate Issue 2024

Easton v. Strassburger: A 40-Year Legacy for the Law of Disclosure in Residential Real Property Transactions

Coming to a Shuttered Mall Near You – an apartment complex

The Future of Real Estate Commissions in California Post-NAR Settlement

Navigating Market Downturns: When Legal Expertise is Essential in Real Estate Transactions

Proposition 19: A Three-Year Retrospective

Successfully Dealing with Squatters

Flip or Flop? - Disclosure Rules for Real Estate Sellers & Their Attorneys

PHOTOS: The Induction of Judge Nichelle N. Holmes

Family Fun Day 2024

Exoneration

July 2024

The Restraining Order Issue

March 2024

Law Practice Management and Tech

January 2024

Bench Bar 2024

November 2023

The Transgender Issue

September 2023

The Debt Issue

July 2023

The 2023 Pro Bono Issue

May 2023

May 2023 Criminal Law Issue

March 2023

Fragile Progress Women's Rights in 2023

January 2023

The 2023 Bench Bar Issue

November 2022

Dependency and Protective Proceedings

September 2022

The Civility Issue

July 2022

Attorneys as Parents

May 2022

The Secret Lives of Lawyers

March 2022

Social Media

January 2022

Bench Bar Issue 2022

May 2021

Attorney Wellness

July 2021

Access to Justice

March 2022

Why Can’t We Be “Friends”?

February 2020

How To Become a Lawyer Without Going to Law School: The Law Office Study Program

January 2022

Reflections on a Career on the Bench

March 2021

Do Child Support Orders Survive the Death of the Payor?

February 2019

Conflicts of Interest Under California’s New Rules of Professional Conduct

February 2019

Rule 1.18: Guess what? You have a duty to prospective clients

April 2020

The Tenant Protection Act of 2019 – Rent Caps and Just Cause

September 2020

The Tax Implications of PPP Loans and Forgiveness

May 2019

Get to Know Judge Wendy Coats

December 2020

Updated - You're the Attorney. You are Responsible.