High-Profile Prosecutor Persists
By Jim Adamekn
SAN DIEGO - Carol C. Lam took her place before reporters and television cameras that May 14 afternoon and calmly confirmed the...
Stock Plot
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Forum Column - By Howard M. Wachtel - Today's corporate scandals are a repeat of a cycle of infatuation and betrayal recurring...
Business-Income Insurance Is Helpful When Disaster Strikes
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Focus Column - Insurance Law - By R. Mark Keenan - Your client's building has gone up in smoke from a devastating fire. It wil...
Gun Group Triggers New Legislation
By Brent Kendall
WASHINGTON - It has been a good month for the National Rifle Association. A House panel adopted a legislative provision the as...
Board Orders Probe of Foster Children's Case
By Cheryl Romo
LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors agreed unanimously Tuesday to order the Department of Children and F...
Judge Bans Lawyer's Anti-Income-Tax Tips
By Susan Mc Rae
LOS ANGELES - A Los Angeles judge has barred permanently Torrance attorney Eduardo Marmolejo Rivera from promoting schemes on ...
DCA Panel Won't Roll Over for Blame-the-Dog Defense
By Peter Blumberg
SAN FRANCISCO - A little dog who was run over after being hurled into traffic on a rainy winter night in a notorious fit of ro...
Legal Icon Mentored Leaders of Hollywood
By Katherine Gaidos
LOS ANGELES - Leon Kaplan, a legal icon of Hollywood's Golden Age who helped transform the industry while mentoring many of to...
Asia Practice Transactional Lawyer Moves To Shearman
By Joel Rosenblatt
SAN FRANCISCO - Carmen Chang, a corporate lawyer with valuable business ties in Asia, left Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosat...
Lockyer and DCA Act Against Junk Faxers
By Linda Rapattoni
SACRAMENTO - California Attorney General Bill Lockyer sued one of the nation's largest junk fax businesses Tuesday, seeking mo...
County Wants to Auction Killer's Home for Funds
By Matthew Heller
VENTURA - In December, Dr. Xavier Caro moved back into the luxurious hilltop mansion where his former wife murdered three of ...
Swing Voter
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Forum Column By Luke McLoughlin In a front-page Sunday New York Times magazine article June 3, 2001, titled "A Majority Of On...
UPS Settles Suit With Deaf for $10 Million
By Karen Coleman
OAKLAND - United Parcel Service Inc. will pay $10 million to settle a disabilities-rights class action brought by deaf employ...
Israel Ignores Rights to Water In Occupied Palestinian Areas
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Forum Column By Barbara Perry Water of suitable quality is a basic human right, which imposes a legal duty on states to guara...
Convention Allows Compelled Arbitration in Federal Forum
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Focus Column International Law By Robert Matz To serve foreign clients effectively in litigation and arbitration, the interna...
Luster Wants Court to Reconsider His Appeal
By Jim Adamekn
LOS ANGELES - The lawyer for Andrew Luster asked the state Supreme Court on Monday to order an appellate court to reconsider ...
Davis Picks Litigator for Judgeship In Fresno
By Donna Domino
SAN FRANCISCO - Fresno civil litigator Adolfo M. Corona was appointed to the Fresno Superior Court on Monday by Gov. Gray Dav...
As Fajitagate Advances, Santoro Pleads to a Lesser Crime
By Dennis Opatrny
SAN FRANCISCO - Jade Santoro, a key witness in the case against three off-duty police officers charged with assault in the Fa...
New Uncertainty to S.F. Elections
By Tyler Cunningham
Reporter's Notebook By Tyler Cunningham SAN FRANCISCO - Elections in San Francisco are always adventures, but November's prom...
Prop. 36 Authors Meant What They Said
By Peter Blumberg
SAN FRANCISCO - Drug users are eligible for treatment instead of jail time under Proposition 36 only if they were sentenced a...
Panel Declares Man 'Vexatious Litigant'
By Lawrence Kootnikoff
LOS ANGELES - A San Diego man who accused the state, local police, the California Judicial Council, Ralphs Grocery and a Supe...
Legal Story Leads New York Times to Hone Its Correction Skills
By Garry Abrams
Column By Garry Abrams "It was just unbelievable to me that a paper of the New York Times' stature would run a story like thi...
Deaf Workers At UPS Settle Claim Of Bias
By Karen Coleman
OAKLAND - United Parcel Service Inc. will pay $10 million to settle a disabilities-rights class action brought by deaf employ...
Faith-Healer Patients Sue 'Boogeyman'
By Eron Yehuda
By Eron Ben-Yehuda A popular Spanish radio personality is partly responsible for compensating the victims of sexual assaults ...
Lord Bissell Nabs Entertainment Pro
By Liz Valsamis
By Liz Valsamis After a decade at a Beverly Hills firm, Jody Simon is joining a firm with a national presence. Simon joined C...
'Up the Ladder'
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In Closing Column Corporate Law By Dana Welch and Chad Perry On Aug. 5, the Securities and Exchange Commission "up-the-ladder...
Homeowners' Association Prevails in Toxic-Mold Suit
By Joan Osterwalder
By Joan Osterwalder A jury left a Santa Clarita family high and dry in its lawsuit that accused a homeowners' association of ...
Panel Affirms Underground-Storage Rights for Water District
By Joan Osterwalder
By Joan Osterwalder To most people, it's a drink or a shower, but to water companies, it's liquid gold - and they want more v...
Invitrogen Makes $325 Million Biotech Buy
By Toni Vranjes
By Toni Vranjes Two companies that make products for biotechnology research are uniting. Life sciences company Invitrogen Cor...
A Lesson in Vicissitude
By David Houston
When someone has a rap as exquisite as Rich Chacon's, it's best to step out of the way and listen. "I got one of my guys out ...