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CAMARILLO - Royce Medical Co. leased 17,784 square feet of R&D space at 4550 Calle Alto from the Snemelof Family Trust fo...


1 Playa Vista Lease Fills Water's Edge to the Brim

Aug. 19, 2003
By Michael Gottliebn

BY MICHAEL GOTTLIEB CREJ Managing Editor Dream Works has finally come to Playa Vista, but in a most roundabout way. On Aug. 6...



ERISA Expert Joins Sonnenschein

Aug. 19, 2003
By Erik Cummins

Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal has seen its employee-benefits and executive-compensation practice explode in the last three...


Film and television actor Marty Ingels considers himself a "very verbose" and "opinionated" guy. So when a radio talk show hos...



Tell All

Aug. 19, 2003
By Joel Rosenblatt

Securities lawyers and white-collar defense attorneys take note: the Securities and Exchange Commission is busier than ever. ...


BY JULIE NAKASHIMA CREJ Staff Writer Alliance Residential Co., a full-service apartment company, inaugurated its new Southern ...



Top 50 Counsel

Aug. 19, 2003
By Tina Spee

Whether their in-house departments have three lawyers - like San Jose's Sanmina-Sci - or 300 (think Hewlett-Packard), Califor...


Skadden Arps Guides SangStat in Buyout

Aug. 19, 2003
By Toni Vranjes

Biotechnology company Genzyme Corp. is buying Fremont-based SangStat Medical Corp., which sells a lucrative drug for kidney-tr...



Rosemarie Oda, the former general counsel of California's Department of Financial Institutions, has joined Pillsbury Winthrop....


Freeman Nabs Two Partners After Arter Closes

Aug. 19, 2003
By Liz Valsamis

Freeman, Freeman & Smiley hired two Arter & Hadden partners following that firm's closure July 15. July 16, Jill MacGr...



Focus Column - Intellectual Property - By Devin Gensch - In April 2002, a hacker gained access to the Teale Data Center's payr...


Focus Column - Employment Law - By David J. Reis and Dipanwita Deb Amar - It came as no surprise that a unanimous Supreme Cour...



Elect to Resolve Balloting Quandary

Aug. 19, 2003
By Melissa Onstad

Forum Column - By Rick Hasen - Noting ambiguities and internal contradictions in the state's recall laws, state Supreme Court ...


Forum Column - By Gary Phillips - In his landmark 1942 book, "Man's Most Dangerous Myth: The Fallacy of Race," anthropologist ...



Paralyzed Suspect Can't Sue Deputy

Aug. 19, 2003
By Katherine Gaidos

LOS ANGELES - An armed-robbery suspect who was paralyzed permanently from the waist down cannot sue a sheriff's deputy for all...


Orange County Courts Reduce Service Hours

Aug. 19, 2003
By Mark Cromer

SANTA ANA - After months of trying to avoid additional reductions in service, Orange County Superior Court officials announced...



High-Density Bill Gets Mixed Review

Aug. 19, 2003
By Olivia Loy

BY OLIVIA LOY CREJ Staff writer A new piece of proposed legislation would not only speed the approval process for multifamily...


Affidavit a Substitute for Live Testimony

Aug. 19, 2003
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - Police officers accused by defendants of conducting illegal searches now can answer in court with an affidavit...



L.A. Can Gather Billboard Fees

Aug. 19, 2003
By Lawrence Kootnikoff

LOS ANGELES - A federal appeals panel has upheld two Los Angeles billboard ordinances, overturning a lower-court order that bl...


Prosecutor Accused of Misconduct

Aug. 19, 2003
By Craiq Anderson

SAN JOSE - Santa Clara County prosecutor Ben Field, a potential candidate for district attorney, is under fire for his office'...



SAN FRANCISCO - Employers may be held liable for a supervisor who successfully coerces an underling into sexual acts if the vi...


LOS ANGELES - Don't get him wrong. U.S. Magistrate Judge Patrick J. Walsh loves his job. But if Walsh could change one thing -...



Benched, at Last

Aug. 19, 2003
By Dennis Opatrny

SAN FRANCISCO - Ron Albers didn't let losing two elections to become a San Francisco judge end his dream of holding judicial o...


Bar Warns SEC Rule May Not Offer Shield

Aug. 19, 2003
By Joel Rosenblatt

SAN FRANCISCO - A State Bar committee has warned the Securities and Exchange Commission that the agency's rules encouraging at...



Judge William Orrick, 87

Aug. 19, 2003
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - Colleagues and friends are remembering Senior U.S. District Judge William Orrick as the independent-minded cor...


Judge Sets Tough Standard for Oil Cleanups

Aug. 16, 2003
By Dennis Pfaff

SAN FRANCISCO - Cooperating with a government pollution agency doesn't necessarily constitute adequate public notice of a cle...



Jury Is Out on Works Of Art at Courthouses

Aug. 16, 2003
By Hudson Sangree

SACRAMENTO - Walk too fast through the plaza of the federal courthouse, and you could almost miss them: a bear, two eagles, f...


Employment Column - By Mark E. Terman - Terminating an employee without getting sued for it is not simple. Lawyers who are not...



Alameda Sex Predator Unit Gets New Chief

Aug. 16, 2003
By Karen Coleman

Reporter's Notebook - By Karen Coleman - When Alameda County Deputy District Attorney Nancy Davis leaves her position next wee...


Valiant Lawyer Endured Internment Camps

Aug. 16, 2003
By Tina Spee

LOS ANGELES - Kenji Ito, a Japanese-American who faced arrest and internment during World War II but went on to become a leade...