The 2nd District Court of Appeal ruled Sept. 11 that it was reasonable for Paul Bacigalupo, a State Bar Court judge and Los An...

Four Lyon & Lyon attorneys have followed partner Jeffrey Olson to Chicago's Sidley Austin Brown & Wood, in the wake of...

BY MICHAEL GRAUSZ AND ROBERT KINCHELOE If the technology bust and general recession were not enough, over the past several mon...

On its Web site, Fertility Associates of the Bay Area reassures potential clients who are shopping for a clinic performing in ...

The Los Angeles County Bar Association hosts California Cardinal Change and Total Cost Claim Developments on Sept. 24 at the O...

BY JOHN RYAN Special to CREJ Wearing a dark suit, long coat and hat, Rabbi Chaim Baruch Rubin sweats in the hot summer sun. "W...

BY JULIE NAKASHIMA CREJ Staff Writer Besides continuing a growth spurt in research facilities at the University of California,...

BY RAY A. SMITH Dow Jones Newswires Building Owners and Managers Association International , an advocacy group for the commerc...

BY ANDREA ROSAS CREJ Staff Writer SAN BERNARDINO - One of the largest developers of master-planned industrial parks in Los An...

If your worst fear is having your Web site shut down because it's been bombarded with e-mails or that you can't access importa...

The Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles will hand out its annual awards and install its new president Sept. 27 at the Omn...

Column - By Charles W. Laurence - The Silicon Valley-led technology craze of the past few years may not be the only thing on t...

Two young women went to a renowned psychologist at the Stanford clinic for alternative medical treatment for their chronic arm...

Thomas Curtiss Jr. has decided to take his trusts and estates practice to a smaller shop. Curtiss, along with associate Jean B...

BY PAUL N. DUBRASICH The horrific attacks on the Pentagon and the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, in addition to their p...

The Los Angeles office of Jeffer, Mangels, Butler & Marmaro has joined the fight against San Fernando Valley secession, an...

BY MICHAEL M. BERGER Coastal property owners are used to coping with disasters. That seems to go with the territory, counterb...

BY WILLIAM H. CURTIS "Flex Space" was a new term to most people in the real estate industry just a few years ago. It grew to ...

BY WILLIAM H. CURTIS The Inland Empire has a significant advantage in Southern California. While large blocks of land and qua...

There are only a handful of lawyers like Ray Wong. Wong, a Chinese-American who has chaired San Francisco's Hancock, Rothert &...

BY JOSEPH SORRENTINO CREJ Contributing Writer California State University, Long Beach spent $2.5 million in a five-year legal ...

BY R. ANSON EEDS In the face of a national recession, Orange County's economy continues to expand as it weathers the downturn...

BY TIMOTHY K. DAHLSTRAND Because dry cleaning is a business that stores, handles and disposes of hazardous substances and petr...

SAN FRANCISCO - Corporate attorneys and their clients have another deadline to sweat under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act on corporate...

Irvine surfwear company Gotcha International has sought protection from its creditors in a U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Santa Ana....

LOS ANGELES - Testimony in the first tobacco trial since a California Supreme Court ruling protected cigarette companies durin...

LOS ANGELES - One of the three finalists for Los Angeles police chief recently published an article calling on President Bush ...

SAN FRANCISCO - In a sweeping expansion of local control over cable television franchises, a federal appeals court has given c...

Focus Column - Criminal Law - By Alex Ricciardulli - Gov. Gray Davis has been extremely tough on criminals. His support of the...

LOS ANGELES - He's known to many as "Big Al," but to attorney Tom Girardi, he's simply "Pop." At 92, Albert Girardi continues ...