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By Toni Vranjes Two Sunnyvale-based providers of network-security technology are joining forces. NetScreen Technologies Inc. ...


Notes From the Cutting Room Floor

Oct. 28, 2003
By Tina Spee

You know they're smart and powerful. And you know they're the most influential attorneys in the state.mmmm mBut you don't kno...



Labor Code Changes Aid Strikers

Oct. 28, 2003
By Katherine Gaidos

By Katherine Gaidos Special to the CREJ Strikers offering their message to Southern California grocery shoppers in the ongoin...


By Erik Cummins Robert Starzel's return to Holme Roberts & Owen is a homecoming of sorts. But it's been a while. After 27...



By Stefanie Knapp The American College of Trial Lawyers will induct a Canadian president for the first time in its 53-year hi...


By Toni Vranjes Creating a new media titan, NBC and Vivendi Universal Entertainment have agreed to merge in a mega-deal repor...



Outside, a revolution had occurred. An electorate made passionate by demolition democracy had cast its votes. The king was de...


By Stefanie Knapp Walk into any club and within a few minutes you'll hear someone ask the bartender for a Red Bull and vodka....



By John Ryan Better late than never may be a clichd sentiment, but it rings true to Arwa Farraj, the recent recipient of an $...


BY STEFANIE KNAPP Special to CREJ Despite a last-minute attempt by a Hollywood preservation organization, the destruction of ...



By Liz Valsamis Gordon & Rees has hired two partners in Los Angeles and one in Orange County. Shirley Deutsch and Robert ...


BY BARRY MACNAUGHTON As if construction, financing, tenancy and maintenance issues aren't enough, property owners in Californ...



Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Karl W. Jaeger, who has held nearly every job in a courtroom that can be held, retired Wedne...


By Eron Ben-Yehuda The 2nd District Court of Appeal is poised to answer the fundamental question of how to define mediation. ...



Top 100

Oct. 28, 2003
By Tina Spee

Wylie A. Aitken Name Partner, Aitken Aitken & Cohn, Santa Ana - A leading personal injury lawyer, Aitken represents the f...


By Tina Spee Described by colleagues as a "ball of fire," "tenacious" and "precise," Nedra Jenkins has ambitious plans in her...



BY MICHAEL GOTTLIEB CREJ Managing Editor Whether a retail development thrives or dies is contingent on one essential element:...


Mixed Reviews for Mixed Use

Oct. 28, 2003
By Chris Tolles

BY CHRIS TOLLES CREJ News Assistant Cities love it when developers put apartments above retail. The state needs apartments, e...



Focus Column Criminal Law By Laurie L. Levenson A hot issue before the courts today is the scope of the "knock and announce" ...


Forum Column By Marjorie Cohn It defies logic to think that an administration as secretive as George W. Bush's would conduct ...



Mistrial Dents Government's Anti-Fraud Push

Oct. 28, 2003
By Joel Rosenblatt

SAN FRANCISCO - The hung jury won by John Keker for high-tech financier Frank Quattrone may be the first dent in the battle a...


SAN FRANCISCO - One might suppose that lawyers, more than other professionals, know the cash value of their time. Why, then, ...



Torn Asunder

Oct. 28, 2003
By Columnist

Forum Column - By Kent Scheidegger - During the recall election campaign, all eyes have been focused on the California governo...


Sickouts Sour Courtroom Relations

Oct. 28, 2003
By Erica Williams

LOS ANGELES - The rolling sickouts by sheriff's deputies that sent Los Angeles courts scrambling over the past month have "so...



DA Wants Ruling on Spielbauer Behavior

Oct. 28, 2003
By Craiq Anderson

SAN JOSE - Former Santa Clara County Deputy Public Defender Thomas Spielbauer should not avoid criminal prosecution for misle...


Judge Accepts Censure Over Ticket Fixing

Oct. 28, 2003
By Donna Domino

SAN FRANCISCO - Yuba County Superior Court Judge David E. Wasilenko, facing ethics charges that he helped friends and family ...



State Wins $2 Million Against Spammers

Oct. 28, 2003
By Hudson Sangree

SACRAMENTO - A multimillion-dollar award in the state's first anti-spam lawsuit could help deter advertisers who clog compute...


Doctor's Bias Suit Against UCLA Goes Forward

Oct. 28, 2003
By Lawrence Kootnikoff

LOS ANGELES - After almost 10 years of litigation, five judges, endless administrative hearings, appeals, delays and legal wr...



Leno Denies He Endorsed Hallinan

Oct. 28, 2003
By John Roemer

SAN FRANCISCO - A committee promoting the reelection of incumbent District Attorney Terence Hallinan falsely claims Assemblym...


SAN FRANCISCO - To blog or not to blog? That is the question for some lawyers, who wonder whether blogging will leave them ex...