SAN FRANCISCO - Just because it's the World Wide Web doesn't mean cybersuits can be filed anywhere someone takes offense. In a...

FORUM The Bush administration used unscrupulous tactics to persuade the U.N. Security Council to sign on to Resolution 1441.

LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles attorney Robert Dennis Pryce Jr., who was indicted last week on money-laundering and other charges r...

Experts who cram three years of law-school study into intense bar-review courses for graduates offer sample answers to six que...

Focus Column - Law Practice - By Daniel Zohar - In starting your own practice, you will confront virtually nothing that others...

Forum Column - By Liliana M. Garces and Jayashri Srikantiah - The U.S. Supreme Court will consider whether mandatory detention...

CREJ WIRE REPORT Market conditions in the apartment industry were mixed over the past quarter, according to the National Multi...

It was one small step in the mire of patent infringement litigation worldwide - but a victory all the same. Manufacturer TDK S...

Litigation Column - By Julie Campanini - As employment cases continue to flourish across the country, counsel is constantly tr...

BY JULIE NAKASHIMA CREJ Staff Writer Here's a way for real estate professionals to support America's actions against Iraq whil...

BY ANDREA ROSAS CREJ Staff Writer The San Bernardino and Riverside area, besieged by record population growth and overstresse...

Last week was moving week for Thelen Reid & Priest, the 425-lawyer firm that had the unfortunate task of moving its New Yo...

Nol Nino joined San Francisco's TMC Development as its lone general counsel Nov. 4. Until the hiring of Nino, TMC outsourced ...

BY RAY A. SMITH Dow Jones Newswires Where's a good market to own apartment buildings? Newark, N.J., believe it or not. While ...

BY JIM EMERSON Special to the CREJ Bank of the West tripled its commercial real estate lending to $1.3 billion and has become...

The most sought-after neutrals in California sure have a lot of friends. Hundreds of attorneys from a variety of legal markets...

Calling all soccer-playing lawyers. Those lifelong dreams of slicing a perfect shot into the corner of the goal or drilling a...

Microchip technology meant macro dollars for Intergraph Corp. Intergraph, a Huntsville, Ala.-based computer services company, ...

Harry Low took a two-year break from his work as a highly paid neutral at JAMS. But it wasn't a peaceful rest. Gov. Gray Davis...

BY JOSEPH SORRENTINO CREJ Contributing Writer As urban sprawl encroaches on the state's prime farmland the battle between deve...

CREJ WIRE REPORT The slowing economy is enabling apartment firms to hold the line on compensation increases and reduce employ...

CREJ WIRE REPORT Los Angeles led the entire Western Region in growth of rents for apartments in the third quarter of 2002, ac...

A Los Angeles judge is expected to give preliminary approval Dec. 6 to a settlement of a nationwide class action that accused ...

BY ANDREA ROSAS CREJ Staff Writer When David Armstrong moved to Pomona in 1944, the city's downtown area was a heavily travel...

This was a newspaper war of another sort. Outdoor advertiser City Solutions Inc. sued its former business partner, Eller Media...

Los Angeles' Weston Benshoof Rochefort Rubalcava MacCuish has established an insurance counseling and litigation group. Richar...

It came as no real surprise when, on Nov. 15, Cooley Godward laid off 46 associates and staff members, and Fenwick & West ...

Grant T. Langton has left intellectual property boutique Christie, Parker & Hale for Los Angeles' Jeffer, Mangels, Butler ...

The Arizona law-firm scene is undergoing a bit of reshuffling - at least as far as the attorneys at two Phoenix firms are con...