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Libraries Must Filter Porn or Forgo Funds

Jun. 25, 2003
By David Houston

LOS ANGELES - Congress can force libraries that accept federal funding to equip computers with anti-pornography filters, a div...


Forum Column - By David A. Lash - Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca barely could hold the 50 mm assault weapon in his outstr...



Forum Column - By Ira L. Shafiroff - As Californians prepare to deal with a hemorrhaging $35 billion state budget deficit, Dem...


Focus Column - Tort Law - By Michael M. Pollak - In a bodily injury case, attorneys and health care providers often file liens...



Verdict Is Music to Attorney's Ears

Jun. 24, 2003
By Jim Adamekn

SANTA ANA - In the end, the attorney with the contemporary rock 'n' roll quip won. Evoking singer-songwriter Jackson Browne's ...


Judge Tosses Inglewood Council Seat Election

Jun. 24, 2003
By Leslie Simmons

LOS ANGELES - A Los Angeles Superior Court judge tentatively overturned Mike Stevens' June 3 election to the Inglewood City Co...



East Bay Budgets Aren't Pretty

Jun. 24, 2003
By Karen Coleman

OAKLAND - Alameda County supervisors and Oakland City Council members acknowledged they were waiting for the other shoe to dro...


Members of State Council Announced

Jun. 24, 2003
By Donna Domino

SAN FRANCISCO - Four judges, a court administrator and a Los Angeles attorney will be joining the state Judicial Council as ne...



Attorney Gets Time For Bankruptcy Fraud

Jun. 24, 2003
By Susan Mc Rae

LOS ANGELES - A federal judge has sentenced a former Los Angeles bankruptcy attorney, who wrote books on bankruptcy and claime...


Commissioner Was Ardent Fan of Yankees

Jun. 24, 2003
By Alice Lee

LOS ANGELES - Retired Commissioner Herbert M. Klein, who oversaw eminent domain matters for the Los Angeles County Superior Co...



Southland Attorney Worked for CIA

Jun. 24, 2003
By Maggie Guerin

LOS ANGELES - Raymond Wallenstein, who practiced law in Southern California for half a century, has died at his Brentwood home...


WASHINGTON - A new survey shows that 65 percent of American adults cannot name even one Supreme Court justice, and less than 1...



SAN FRANCISCO - A lawyer drafting a will has no duty to beneficiaries to check on the mental capacity of the client, a unanimo...


SAN FRANCISCO - Two retired San Francisco judges and a staff attorney with the Judicial Council have emerged as candidates for...



Selling Sex, Especially the White, Hot Kind

Jun. 24, 2003
By David Houston

LOS ANGELES - After seven straight months of flat sales, Abercrombie & Fitch stripped some of its employees down to their ...


Former Crosby Partner Won't Be Disbarred

Jun. 24, 2003
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - Malcolm Wittenberg, the former patent attorney at Crosby Heafey Roach & May who admitted to insider tradin...



Desperate Times Call for Good Managers

Jun. 24, 2003
By Christine Malamanig

BY CHRISTINE MALAMANIG CREJ Staff Writer Apartment property manager Michael Freedman said that the hardest part of doing his ...


Survivor Suits

Jun. 24, 2003
By Katherine Gaidos

Any competitor or aspiring star who plans to appear on a reality television show will have to agree to all kinds of abuse for ...



The creditors' committee in the Magnatrax Corp. Chapter 11 bankruptcy case has selected Foley & Lardner as legal adviser. ...


Although he's the second partner to leave Gray Cary Ware & Freidenrich in as many days, Marty Myers hasn't seen any kind o...



Summer in New York

Jun. 24, 2003
By Joel Rosenblatt

With its high-level partners flying to New York each week, the buzz surrounding Cooley Godward doesn't focus on whether the Pa...


How 'Net' Is Your Lease?

Jun. 24, 2003
By Ron Mc Nees

BY MICHAEL CARBONE Owners and managers of industrial or retail space typically have their tenants sign net leases. In additio...



Philadelphia Firm Adds San Diego Office

Jun. 24, 2003
By Liz Valsamis

In a single acquisition, Philadelphia's Duane Morris has added a San Diego office and picked up a reinsurance practice group. ...


Lawyer Enjoys His New Window on World

Jun. 24, 2003
By Erik Cummins

Joining Morrison & Foerster opened up a whole world of possibilities for William Veatch. In his first week at the 1,000-la...



Burns Doane Nabs Two More Lawyers

Jun. 24, 2003
By Liz Valsamis

Two more lawyers from Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly's Palo Alto office, which closed in May, have found homes with Alexandr...


Nonprofits Set Stage for Theater Battle

Jun. 24, 2003
By Joan Osterwalder

Theater aficionados don't want the curtain to fall at the Raymond Theatre in Pasadena and are taking their legal battle to sto...



Stock Deal Has Palm Doing Handsprings

Jun. 24, 2003
By Toni Vranjes

Handheld computer maker Palm Inc. of Milpitas has signed a deal to buy its rival Handspring Inc. for $170 million in stock. ...


Best Defense

Jun. 24, 2003
By Columnist

Column - Public Relations - By John J. Buchanan - With corporate scandals, terrorism and economic chaos appearing in the headl...



Will Planners Defend Smart Growth?

Jun. 24, 2003
By Columnist

BY STEPHEN SVETE After two years of life under the Bush administration, what we might call the "General Plan" for America is ...


Secret Words

Jun. 24, 2003
By Contributing Writer

Column - Alternative Dispute Resolution - By Jeff Kichaven and Deborah Rothman - Question: In the real world of litigated case...