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Trial Bar Group Says SCOTUS Roundup Ruling Didn’t Create a ‘New Preemption Regime’

Trial Bar Group Says SCOTUS Roundup Ruling Didn’t Create a ‘New Preemption Regime’

by RG | Nov 2, 2026 | Law.com

The American Association for Justice said the Supreme Court’s Monsanto v. Durnell decision left viable claims despite barring failure-to-warn claims, while the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and others urged the court to limit further litigation.       The American...
Preparing Small Law Firms for 2027: Moving from AI Experimentation to Intelligent, Secure, and Modern Legal Operations

Preparing Small Law Firms for 2027: Moving from AI Experimentation to Intelligent, Secure, and Modern Legal Operations

by RG | Nov 2, 2026 | Law.com

              
Call for Nominations: Law.com’s California Legal Awards 2027

Call for Nominations: Law.com’s California Legal Awards 2027

by RG | Nov 2, 2026 | Law.com

The California Legal Awards 2027 are now open for nominations.       The California Legal Awards 2027 are now open for nominations.       
Snap Settles Two Lawsuits on Eve of Social Media Addiction Trial

Snap Settles Two Lawsuits on Eve of Social Media Addiction Trial

by RG | Nov 2, 2026 | Law.com

The settlement halts a bellwether trial that had begun jury selection last week in Los Angeles Superior Court.       The settlement halts a bellwether trial that had begun jury selection last week in Los Angeles Superior Court.       
The Anatomy of a Large Law Dissolution: What Could Come Next?

The Anatomy of a Large Law Dissolution: What Could Come Next?

by RG | Nov 2, 2026 | Law.com

Step one is to appease creditors while avoiding bankruptcy, according to industry observers.       Step one is to appease creditors while avoiding bankruptcy, according to industry observers.       
Supreme Court, Returning for November Sitting, to Consider Habeas Suits and Civil Procedure

Supreme Court, Returning for November Sitting, to Consider Habeas Suits and Civil Procedure

by RG | Nov 2, 2026 | Law.com

At a glance, the Supreme Court’s docket is still only about half-full for the October 2026 term, with the justices having so far agreed to hear only 32 cases. The court is expected to continue adding to that number through mid-January until it hits its full...
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