Attorney Stephen Joseph became fodder for the national news media after filing a lawsuit that claimed one of America's favorit...

Column - Marketing - By Andrea W. Snedeker - For some, the notion of setting goals conjures up images of footsteps in the sand...

BY CHRISTINE MALAMANIG CREJ Staff Writer Builders have gotten used to the sight of anti-development or affordable housing pro...

Driving up to the Century Plaza Hotel and Spa on May 14 for the Constitutional Rights Foundation's annual Spring Dinner, the S...

A wild and woolly product liability case in Santa Barbara that ended in April with a defense verdict has stirred up accusation...

The California Bankruptcy Forum honored 17 judges at its annual conference held in Rancho Mirage May 16-18. The U.S. Bankruptc...

In December, an Australian court ruled that a local businessman could sue U.S.-based publisher Dow Jones & Co. in Australi...

Column - Intellectual Property - By Reese Pecot - Changes are afoot for trademark practitioners. On Nov. 2, the U.S. Patent &a...

BY CHRSTINE MALAMANIG CREJ Staff Writer The rolling brownouts and blackouts of two and three years ago have slipped away quie...

BY JULIE NAKASHIMA CREJ Staff Writer Flip on your television or go to a movie and odds are you'll see a familiar Southern Cal...

The saga continues for a San Jose couple that wanted to get a good deal on a car four years ago. In 1999, Trini and Ramon Chav...

LOS ANGELES - Tough guys don't cry. Though Albert Joseph Garcia promotes a tough-guy image, he doesn't quite fit the adage. Th...

A Los Angeles-based film company won a five-year legal battle over rights to Soviet-era animated films produced before the fal...

For Matt Kirmayer, it was all about location. "For what I do, San Francisco is the center of the world," says Kirmayer, a corp...

BY SUZANNE BADAWI Everyone knows what happened to venture capitalists who jumped on the dot-com bandwagon, envisioning e-start...

BY MICHAEL GOTTLIEB CREJ Assignment Editor LOS ANGELES - Just a few blocks from where the first Ralphs market opened in 1873 ...

BY JIM EMERSON Special to the CREJ The state's largest office landlord, Equity Office Properties Trust, plans to open a dozen ...

The nation's largest online real estate advertising service is challenging the constitutionality of California regulations tha...

A $132 million jury verdict was music to the ears of independent record company TVT Records. TVT won its legal battle against ...

CHICAGO - Signs of recovery are in place for the construction industry and a full recovery is expected in the non-residential ...

BY MICHAEL GOTTLIEB CREJ Assignment Editor With the national terrorism alert level raised to orange, the second-highest level...

BY ANDREA ROSAS CREJ Staff Writer Demand for office space in the Santa Clarita Valley continues to rise as tenants look to th...

World Savings Bank has defeated all claims in a suit brought by a homeowner who purchased one of its properties. Los Angeles S...

One of medicine's great challenges is finding new, more efficient ways to deliver drugs into the body. The traditional methods...

A Berkeley family lawyer has developed a Web site that allows him to practice law from the Internet. Robert Kroll dreams of di...

Buyers of Best Buy products, beware, a lawsuit suggests. A class action filed in Los Angeles Superior Court alleges Microsoft ...

Column - Trial Strategy - By Kirk A. Pasich - The closing argument in a punitive damages case is an argument unto itself. Beca...

Among the 10,000 people expected at yesterday's Orange County AIDS Walk at the University of California, Irvine, was Ken Babco...

BY JULIE NAKASHIMA CREJ Staff Writer When it comes to training new construction workers, does California look a little too ha...

Focus Column - Business Law - By Daniel Lee Jacobson - "A page of history is worth a volume of logic." New York Trust Co. v...