Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO- A little more than a year ago, Judge Randall J. Newsome decided it was time for a change.
"Twenty-eight years just seemed like plenty," said Newsome, who had been hearing bankruptcy cases in the Northern District since 1988.
So when Irvine-based alternative dispute provider JAMS approached Newsome for a job in San Francisco, he jumped at the chance. He said the idea...
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