DISCOVERY SANCTIONS The California Supreme Court reversed the appellate court in City of Los Angeles v. PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP1 regarding monetary discovery sanctions. The court made it clear that the trial courts have the authority to impose monetary sanctions for egregious discovery misconduct, even if it is not necessarily a clear violation ...
Lyn R. Greenberg Mary Catherine Bohen
Family law practitioners need to find effective strategies to assist our clients in dealin...
Richard Gould-Saltman
We launch a new year – and ACFLS, and the Specialist, continue to evolve, and grow....
Lynette Berg Robe
Following the path blazed by our intrepid Immediate Past President Diane Wasznicky is inde...
Greg Ellis
It’s not uncommon for me to receive a call from trial counsel at the end of the day...
Vivian L. Holley Rebecca Lovell
On December 7, 2012, the Supreme Court of the United States decided to hear two cases, one...
Robert Marmor Joel R. (Jake) Rubin
Additions to the Rules of Court that took effect on January 1, 2013 governing non-domestic...
Laura Dewey
The ACFLS Listserv has a new address. That’s right. Our former webserver rather sudd...
Heidi Tuffias
Since it is the beginning of a brand new year, at least as I write this, I think it is tim...
Since it is the beginning of a brand new year, at least as I write this, I think it is tim...