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February 2026 marks the 100th anniversary of the origins of Black History Month in the United States.  The Father of both Black History and Black History Month is Carter G. Woodson (“Dr. Woodson”), who was born in 1875 to formerly enslaved Black parents.  Read more

The use of Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) systems by lawyers, both in firms and within in-house legal teams, has significantly increased in the last few years. More frequently, AI technology is leveraged by lawyers to assist with a wide range of tasks, including legal research, litigation support, predictive analysis, contract drafting, legal document review, due diligence, and client correspondence management. Read more

Laura Wilkinson’s career in antitrust law has spanned more than two decades and a variety of practice types. From her beginnings at the Federal Trade Commission to her time in private practice before settling in at PayPal as in-house counsel, Laura has seen it all. Read more

The California Lawyers Association (CLA), consistent with its mission to promote fairness in the administration of justice and the rule of law, expresses serious concern regarding federal law enforcement actions that raise constitutional and other legal questions. Read more

Join us at CLA’s Legislative Day for a unique opportunity to explore pressing issues facing the legal profession, proposed changes on the horizon, and how CLA members can make a difference. Read more

The New Radicals, arguably a one-hit wonder 1990s band, is famously known for its song, “Get What You Give.” The tune remains popular as a significant part of pop rock culture and continues to receive countless downloads annually on a variety of music platforms. The song’s theme centers on idealists and the world they enter. Read more

There are certain professions considered callings. Teachers and lawyers are among them. Read more

Pasadena High School has become the first campus in the San Gabriel Valley to partner with the California Legal Pathways Collaborative, according to the organization. Read more

New Lawyers Section Chair Daniel Cheung learned how to argue his case at an early age, according to his parents. “My mom tells me that when I was in the 4th grade, we were having a fight, as kids do, and I objected to her, which is so embarrassing,” he said with a laugh. “But I think I always just gravitated toward law and government, and that’s what I ended up pursuing in grad school.” Daniel, who is the proud… Read more

SAVE THE DATE Wednesday, October 21, 2026 Nestled in the heart of San Diego’s Mission Valley, join us for an incredible day on the green where judges, attorneys, and legal leaders play golf with law school students to benefit scholarships and provide important mentorship. Enjoy great food and the chance to win a custom designed Corvette and other exciting prize packages. With your help, everything is possible for the future of the legal profession. Player information coming soon! LAST YEAR,… Read more