When Buffett died at 76 on September 1, 2023, he was remembered as the embodiment of the chill life who parlayed his easygoing hits into an array of restaurants, tequila, apparel, casinos, cruises and island-themed retirement communities.
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On the evening of September 16, 2026, an NBC4 (KNBC) news helicopter crashed in a narrow alleyway between two commercial buildings on Mason Avenue in Chatsworth, in the San Fernando Valley. The on-board reporter and the pilot were killed, along…
California’s stay or pay statute, Assembly Bill 692, was enacted to stop employers from charging workers a debt, fee, or training cost because they leave a job. The law adds Business and Professions Code section 16608 and Labor Code section…
Please join BakerHostetler for an afternoon program exploring the legal trends and challenges impacting today’s entertainment, media and music industries. Our speakers will discuss timely issues involving intellectual property, antitrust and privacy, including the evolving risks facing creators, studios, platforms…
A new decision from the Central District Court for Central District of California Judge Fred Slaughter in Reisberg v. Renaissance Learning may provide insight into what website and app tracking litigation could look like if California’s SB 690 becomes law…
Big not guilty verdict in Los Angeles on Friday evening. Lil Durk was acquitted of all counts. He had a great team of lawyers including Drew Findling and Brian Steel. But I know what their secret weapon was — Christy…
For the past couple years, I have taught a case called Wilkes v. L.A. Clippers. I explain why here. In short, it makes a good companion case to my main vagueness case, Baer v. Chase. Baer was…