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Seeing Green by Going Dry

Dec. 3, 2002
By Michael Gottliebn

BY MICHAEL GOTTLIEB CREJ Assignment Editor Landscaping with flora native to the arid Southern California environment requires ...


Staying Comfortable in Uncomfortable Times

Dec. 3, 2002
By Christine Malamanig

BY CHRISTINE MALAMANIG CREJ Staff Writer The survivors at ground zero of the Northern California-centered tech bust and the e...



Crown Jewel

Dec. 3, 2002
By Julie Nakashima

BY JULIE NAKASHIMA CREJ Staff Writer The jewel in the crown has just been placed atop the Gemological Institute of America's w...


Reaching Out and Up

Dec. 3, 2002
By Christine Malamanig

BY CHRISTINE MALAMANIG CREJ Staff Writer America's Community Bankers jumped into the giving season early this year. The trade...



Wide-ranging business interests have piled on the amicus briefs in a California Supreme Court case scheduled for oral argument...


Altheimer & Gray Grows Its S.F. Office

Dec. 3, 2002
By Erik Cummins

Chicago's Altheimer & Gray said it had big plans for San Francisco when it opened an office there in September with two pa...



Trading Livestock for Lifestyle

Dec. 3, 2002
By Andrea Rosas

BY ANDREA ROSAS CREJ Staff Writer Near the top of the Grapevine portion of Interstate 5, where ruggend hills dominate the sce...


Bar Associations Go to New Digs

Dec. 3, 2002
By Karen Coleman

Two bar associations in San Francisco's East Bay moved their meeting places this year, and both are announcing the event with ...



Regents Win $11 Million Water-Leak Settlement

Dec. 3, 2002
By Contributing Writer

BY ERON BEN-YEHUDA Special to CREJ LOS ANGELES - In one of the biggest construction defect settlements this year, the regents ...


Mattel Appeals Trademark Ruling On Barbie Song

Dec. 3, 2002
By Christina Landers

Barbie is proving to be a tough broad who won't go down without a fight. Mattel, the doll's manufacturer, proved it is not rea...



Los Angeles' Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton has hired away the head of the employment group at Santa Barbara's Hatch ...


Driven to Excess

Dec. 3, 2002
By Matthew Heller

Back in the day, Bobby Caron could look down on the laborers toiling in the strawberry fields of southwest Ventura County from...



When Industrial Markets Come Back...

Dec. 3, 2002
By Columnist

BY JAMES E. BROWN Over the last few years, California's industrial markets have gone through a slump, just like other real es...


Patent Video Explains the Inexplicable

Dec. 3, 2002
By Christina Landers

Just because intellectual property issues are going to trial more often these days doesn't mean the patent process -the granti...



Grab What You Can Get

Dec. 3, 2002
By Michael Gottliebn

BY MICHAEL GOTTLIEB CREJ Assignment Editor With the flight to quality investments and record low interest rates making capita...


The Market/Multifamily Properties

Dec. 3, 2002
By Riley Guerin

"We're seeing a lot of [Orange County] apartment owners sell their apartments and trade up into another apartment buildings, b...



Solar Savings

Dec. 3, 2002
By Columnist

BY ANN PETERSON Four years ago, Arden Realty, one of the largest commercial real estate landlords in Southern California, set ...


Pillsbury Nabs White-Collar Partner

Dec. 3, 2002
By Erik Cummins

Pillsbury Winthrop is the latest California firm to win the lottery for talented white-collar defense lawyers. David Anderson,...



Column By George Dale - SB800, also known as the Fix-It Bill, changes the way construction defect disputes are handled for hom...


National fraternity Pi Kappa Phi has reached a settlement with the parents of a Chico State pledge who died during a chapter i...



After 12 years as a San Francisco prosecutor, Rhonda Burgess is headed to her home county as an Alameda County Superior Court...


In-House Counsel Saw Lower Salaries in '02

Dec. 3, 2002
By Liz Valsamis

Salaries are down, bonuses are up and total compensation is higher for the nation's in-house attorneys, according to the 2003 ...



Romance Heats Up Over The Grill at McDonald's

Dec. 3, 2002
By Stefanie Knapp

Put together two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun and you have yourself ...


Judge Rejects Future Grandchildren Theory

Dec. 3, 2002
By Eron Yehuda

In a wrongful-death action, are the parents of the deceased entitled to recover damages based on their loss of future grandchi...



Jones Day Taps New Managing Partner

Dec. 3, 2002
By Liz Valsamis

Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue managing partner Patrick F. McCartan has tapped Stephan J. Brogan to be his successor as managi...


Jury Awards $184 Million to Investors

Dec. 3, 2002
By Katherine Gaidos

BY KATHERINE GAIDOS Special to CREJ A jury has awarded $184 million to 18,000 real estate investors in a class action against ...



Clockwork

Dec. 3, 2002
By Contributing Writer

Management Column By Barbara Lewis and Dan Otto - Law firms often struggle with hiring decisions. When a firm generates new bu...


Following testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Gary Klausner was confirmed to th...



After facing two runoffs in the last six months, Guillermina Byrne has been elected by the Los Angeles Superior Court judges t...


SAN FRANCISCO - A female Boalt Hall law student woke from a drunken sleep to find the school's dean, John P. Dwyer, sexually ...