California voters passed Proposition 42, a measure that prohibits new taxes on personal property including retirement accounts and digital assets, impacting future tax policy and financial planning.
A federal lawsuit challenges the Trump administration's coordination with Iran on deporting Iranian asylum seekers during an active conflict, raising concerns about detainee rights and government information sharing.
Six Flags agreed to an $11 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit alleging undisclosed ticket processing fees at Knott's Berry Farm and related parks, offering refunds to California residents who purchased tickets online between 2020 and 2024.
Jury selection has commenced in a high-profile lawsuit alleging that Meta and Snap designed addictive features on their social media platforms that harmed users' mental health.
Following recent bellwether trials, attorneys involved in Bard PowerPort lawsuits have outlined the process for settling remaining claims related to alleged device complications.
A new lawsuit filed against Retrospec raises important questions about bike helmet safety standards and manufacturer liability in personal injury cases.
A new lawsuit alleges that BILT motorcycle helmets have design defects that compromise rider safety, raising important liability and evidence preservation issues in helmet-related injury claims.
The 2026 Blue Wave and California Crash Claims: What Actually Changed? Golden Coast Trial Attorneys, P.C. • November 6, 2026 Democrats won control of the U.S. House and Senate in the November 3 midterms. In California, Democrats also flipped the five Republican-held House seats targeted by the state’s new congressional ...
A $7.35 billion settlement has been reached in a mass tort lawsuit involving PFAS-contaminated firefighting foam linked to cancer injuries.
Marissa Roy’s decisive victory in the Los Angeles city attorney race marks a significant change in the office’s approach, promising proactive lawsuits against corporations and landlords impacting Angelenos.
