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Senators Debate 'Round the Clock

Nov. 15, 2003
By Brent Kendall

WASHINGTON - In the wee hours of Thursday morning, Sen. Saxby Chambliss, R-Ga., did his best Jerry Seinfeld impersonation in r...


Doing the Math

Nov. 15, 2003
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - Corporate America will ask a Fresno appellate court today to gut the record-setting punitive damage award that...



DAILY DEALS: Transactions from Orange County

Nov. 14, 2003
By Angela Gottula

FULLERTON - In an transaction valued at $1 million, Layton-Belling & Associates leased the final space in its 280,000-squ...


Larry Feldman Joins Kaye Scholer Outpost

Nov. 14, 2003
By Robin Davidson

LOS ANGELES - Ending weeks of speculation in the legal community, Larry Feldman said Wednesday that he is joining the Century ...



Lawyers Often Miss Target With Case Evaluations

Nov. 14, 2003
By Melissa Onstad

Focus Column - Employment Law - By Michelle A. Reinglass - Employment lawyers don't like to admit any deficiency in evaluating...


Solitarily Confined to Despair

Nov. 14, 2003
By Columnist

Forum Column - By Stephen Yagman - An Oct. 23 Human Rights Watch report concludes that a significant part of America's 2.1 mil...



Focus Column - Employment Law - By Barrett K. Green - "No definite standard or method of calculation is prescribed by law by w...


Davis Selects 13 More for Judgeships

Nov. 14, 2003
By Donna Domino

SAN FRANCISCO - With only five days left in office, Gov. Gray Davis made a slew of last-minute appointments, naming legal app...



Power Plant Standards May Stiffen

Nov. 14, 2003
By Dennis Pfaff

SAN FRANCISCO - Federal regulators and two environmental groups filed an agreement Wednesday with U.S. District Judge Claudia...


Suit Says Cheetahs Strip Club Cheats

Nov. 14, 2003
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - Two San Diego strip clubs, where livings are made by baring all, claim that a competitor prominently named in the ...



Old Law Nullifies an Unfair Contract

Nov. 14, 2003
By Hudson Sangree

SACRAMENTO - A contractual clause that prohibited a managed-care provider from recovering damages against the state Departmen...


Business Trial Lawyers Celebrate 30 Years

Nov. 14, 2003
By John Ryan

LOS ANGELES - The Association of Business Trial Lawyers' dinner and reception this Saturday won't be just another lawyer event...



Court Eyes Thrill Ride Safety

Nov. 14, 2003
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court agreed Wednesday to decide whether amusement park rides can be held to the same ...


Endorsements Enliven DA Race

Nov. 14, 2003
By Dennis Opatrny

SAN FRANCISCO - Does one Burton and one Adachi trump one Feinstein? Tune in to the Dec. 9 runoff election for San Francisco di...



Column By Garry Abrams - The Bert Fields affair is producing two distinct camps about what it all means. The majority believe ...


Irate Mayor Calls Herrera PUC Ruling Too Political

Nov. 14, 2003
By Tyler Cunningham

SAN FRANCISCO - Mayor Willie Brown charged Tuesday that deputy city attorneys "wrote the roadmap" for Supervisor Chris Daly t...



Death Verdict

Nov. 14, 2003
By Jim Adamekn

LOS ANGELES - A Los Angeles jury Wednesday recommended death for a 35-year-old woman who was found guilty last month of murder...


County Orders DCFS to Devise Corrective Plan

Nov. 14, 2003
By Susan Mc Rae

LOS ANGELES - In response to a scathing report on the child welfare system, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Wednes...



Shortfall Forces Layoffs, Reduced Hours

Nov. 14, 2003
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - An 11 percent spending cut for the federal judiciary that began Oct. 1 has prompted layoffs and shortened hour...


Robert M. Kawahara

Nov. 13, 2003



Reporter's Notebook By Peter Blumberg "If a man strikes someone with an iron object so that he dies, he is a murderer; the mu...


Focus Column Intellectual Property By Kevin D. DeBr Not long ago, money from venture capitalists and other investors flowed f...



Forum Column By Catherine Fisk In May, the Senate Judiciary Committee, over the objections of all of its Democratic members, ...


GOP Plans Marathon Talkathon

Nov. 13, 2003
By Brent Kendall

WASHINGTON - With the Senate's marathon debate on President Bush's judicial nominees scheduled to begin today, Capitol Hill o...



Finding the Finders

Nov. 13, 2003
By Columnist

Forum Column By William D. Evers "Finders" are people who, for a fee, find sources of funding for startups and emerging compa...


Wal Mart Employees' Suit Is Certified

Nov. 13, 2003
By Karen Coleman

SAN FRANCISCO - An East Bay judge has granted class status to discount-store employees who claim local Wal-Mart and Sam's Clu...



Court Rejects Convicted Mom's Suit

Nov. 13, 2003
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

RIVERSIDE - A Los Angeles federal judge has rejected a $20 million civil rights lawsuit against Riverside County officials fi...


Appeals Court Gives Tribe A Say in Welfare of Infant

Nov. 13, 2003
By Lawrence Kootnikoff

LOS ANGELES - Reversing its own earlier decision, a state appeals court ruled that child welfare authorities must prove that ...



Attorney's Appellate-Law Blog Wins Readership

Nov. 13, 2003
By Brent Kendall

PHILADELPHIA - Web sites are easy to come by. With just a few dollars, and enough time to create and maintain some content, an...


SACRAMENTO - During the weeks before, during and after the recall of Gov. Gray Davis, the state's chief justice, legal expert...