Litigating jail-death cases under the Fourteenth Amendment

The three fact patterns that account for the overwhelming share of jail deaths: suicides, inmate-on-inmate violence, and medical failures

Denisse O. Gastélum

From Issue: 2026 June

From their words to your verdict

Using the jury to frame damages by weaving jurors’ values into your case

Brian Kim

From Issue: 2025 April

Reining in field-trip immunity for schools

The recent decision in Jane Doe v. Mount Pleasant Elementary School District and the contours of liability for injuries sustained by a child on a field trip 

Holly Boyer
Haley Aanestad

From Issue: 2026 April

Intersection of employment law and immigration

California employment protections are for all workers – exploitation comes in many forms

Lorena Vazquez

From Issue: 2026 June

Crossing the Rubicon

A litigator’s guide to AI in practice and everyday life

Kevin Meenan

From Issue: 2026 May

Courts will use AI to decide cases. Then what?

We want the machine and we want the conscience

Jeffrey I. Ehrlich

From Issue: 2026 January