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SAN FRANCISCO - Legislation transferring ownership and management of California's 451 courthouses from the counties to the sta...


State AG Closes Investigation of Rackauckas

Oct. 2, 2002
By Jenna Bordelon

SANTA ANA - California Attorney General Bill Lockyer has cleared Tony Rackauckas of allegations that he mishandled his duties ...



Judge Erred in Making Two Men Citizens

Oct. 2, 2002
By Gale Holland

LOS ANGELES - Two Los Angeles men convicted with four others in a 1982 plot to bomb the office of a Turkish diplomat in Philad...


WASHINGTON - Issues stemming from alleged violations of constitutional rights have deeply divided the Supreme Court justices i...



Courts Can Order Treatment of Mentally Ill

Oct. 2, 2002
By Jeffrey Anderson

LOS ANGELES - After a prolonged battle in the California Legislature, Gov. Gray Davis has signed Laura's Law, which will allow...


Guardianship Slips

Oct. 2, 2002
By Columnist

Forum Column - By Ana M. Storey and Jane S. Preece - Where can children be taken away from their parents without a fair hearin...



Trapping the Elusive Singular Verb

Oct. 2, 2002
By Columnist

Dicta Column - By Devallis Rutledge - The words "none" and "neither" lay traps for the unwary. That's because they typically p...


WASHINGTON - Of the usually large number of weighty business cases facing the Supreme Court in its 2002-03 term, the two cases...



Deposing Wisely

Oct. 1, 2002
By Columnist

Dicta Column - By Cassandra C. Shivers - As a litigator, much of your time is spent on the discovery phase of any given case. ...


Trapping the Elusive Singular Verb

Oct. 1, 2002
By Columnist

Dicta Column - By Devallis Rutledge - The words "none" and "neither" lay traps for the unwary. That's because they typically p...



Guardianship Slips

Oct. 1, 2002
By Columnist

Forum Column - By Ana M. Storey and Jane S. Preece - Where can children be taken away from their parents without a fair hearin...


If you're looking for a way to get your mediation practice off the ground, check out Strategies Marketing for Mediators, prese...



Terminated Loan Officers Settle With Mortgage Firm

Oct. 1, 2002
By Joan Osterwalder

Five loan officers from Orange County walked away happier from court than they had from their jobs. The quintet filed a wrongf...


With three attorneys in its new San Francisco office and nine more expected in the coming weeks, Chicago's Altheimer & Gra...



Venture Law Group officially pulled up stakes at its 12-attorney San Francisco office. The move, first reported in the Daily J...


CREJ WIRE REPORT The greatest attribute that real estate possesses today is extremely favorable risk-adjusted returns, accord...



THE TOP 100...

Oct. 1, 2002
By Katrina Dewey

A few months back, the Johnnie question came up at an Algonquin gathering of high-powered lawyers on Sunset Boulevard. The hea...


Gary Weiss says he received the perfect training for his position as partner in charge of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe's...



Christine Scheuneman has moved her real estate practice from Los Angeles' Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker to Pillsbury W...


Big-rig haulers cooling their Kenworths at an elaborate truck stop near Fresno probably have no clue that litigation has swirl...



BY NICOLE M. DE SANTIS With the recent decrease in interest rates, there has been a corresponding increase in refinancings, a...


Veteran Accepts Archer Norris Offer

Oct. 1, 2002
By Erik Cummins

John Tyndall III has returned from quasiretirement to try First Amendment, toxic tort and attorney malpractice cases with Waln...



A real estate financing technique that companies embraced in the boom times of the 1990s is becoming less common, industry exp...


Entry-level associate salaries saw little change for a second year in a row, according to the associate salary survey conducte...



Real Estate's Legal Exodus

Oct. 1, 2002
By Julie Nakashima

BY JULIE NAKASHIMA CREJ Staff Writer Barraged by pressure to get their billing rates up, commercial real estate attorneys are ...


Governor Signs Construction Defect Measure

Oct. 1, 2002
By Contributing Writer

BY LINDA RAPATTONI Special to CREJ A new state law that builders hope will reduce litigation over construction defects still ...



They make appearances every day on legal television shows and movies, yet unless the viewer is an advocate, their significance...


In the wake of the events of Sept. 11, many businesses were hit hard by financial losses that came from closures, new security...



With its corporate practice faring better than many of its larger Bay Area competitors, San Francisco's Howard, Rice, Nemerovs...


An affiliate of Equus Realty Advisors acquired a 321,000-square-foot office, research and development and warehouse, property ...