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Disciplinary Actions

Dec. 16, 2002
By Philip Carrizosa

SUSPENSIONS Germano, Richard John , Rancho Cucamonga Guzzetta, Rudy David , San Jose Honish, Kalieh Rie , Montebello Mantle, G...


SAN FRANCISCO - Skipping court while out on bail is a big no-no. That's what burglary suspect Daniel Walker found out Thursda...



Jurist Keeps Lawyers on Their Toes

Dec. 14, 2002
By Craiq Anderson


Elcomsoft Case Goes to the Jury

Dec. 14, 2002
By Craiq Anderson

SAN JOSE - The attorney representing a Russian software company accused of circumventing copyright protections admitted in cl...



Airlines Hit With Smoking Award

Dec. 14, 2002
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals court Thursday upheld the largest individual second-hand smoking award in the United States...


Whose Welfare?

Dec. 14, 2002
By Columnist

Forum Column - By Kenneth J. Theisen - United Airlines, which has lost $4 billion since the beginning of 2001, recently was tu...



Sheppard Mullin Gets Litigator in Antitrust

Dec. 14, 2002
By Liz Valsamis

LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles' Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton has recruited antitrust partner David R. Garcia from O'Melv...


SAN FRANCISCO - Lack of gender balance among faculty at Boalt Hall contributed to the sexual harassment claim that led to the ...



Jurists Skirt Drug-Treatment Law, Lawyers Say

Dec. 14, 2002
By David Houston

LOS ANGELES - Proposition 36, the state law that dictates treatment, not prison, for drug addicts, should have kept David Niss...


Woman's Quest for Paintings Can Proceed

Dec. 14, 2002
By Christina Landers

LOS ANGELES - An 87-year-old woman's quest to recover six Gustav Klimt paintings, which she claims were stolen from her family...



SAN FRANCISCO - Already bedeviled by a child molestation scandal, the local archdiocese of the Catholic Church was on the hot...


Forum Column - By Dan Halpern and Linda Martorana - Why is San Mateo County the only Bay Area county without a public defender...



Budget Remedies Include Tax on Lawyers

Dec. 14, 2002
By Linda Rapattoni

SACRAMENTO - Put your ear to the ground around the state Capitol these days and along with the grumbling over California's $2...


Forum Column - By Earl Klein - The battle rages on over separation of church and state. This time the conflict is about the Te...



RANCHO CUCAMONGA - A jury ruled Thursday that a diet pill made by San Diego-based Metabolife International was not responsible...


Focus Column Litigation - By Gregg A. Farley and Paul C. White II - The celebration of the New Year traditionally involves par...



Ex-Judge Resigns From State Bar

Dec. 14, 2002
By Jeffrey Anderson

LOS ANGELES - Former Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Huey Percy Shepard has resigned from the State Bar. Charges pendi...


Ho, Ho, Hold on to Gift Certificates

Dec. 14, 2002
By Katherine Gaidos

LOS ANGELES - Many of Orange resident Sandra Guzman's friends and family gave her gift certificates as wedding presents when s...



Judge Sentences Ex-Toxicoligist to Life Term

Dec. 14, 2002
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - A Superior Court judge Thursday sentenced former county toxicologist Kristin Rossum to spend the rest of her life ...


Whose Welfare?

Dec. 13, 2002
By Columnist

Forum Column - By Kenneth J. Theisen - United Airlines, which has lost $4 billion since the beginning of 2001, recently was tu...



Focus Column - Litigation - By Gregg A. Farley and Paul C. White II - The celebration of the New Year traditionally involves p...


Off The Docket

Dec. 13, 2002
By Jeff Berg

TODAY ART - Sixspace Gallery in Los Angeles unbuckles its swashes and proudly displays " Pirate Booty: the Arrrt of Mates &am...



The landmark employment case of Foley v. Interactive Data Corp. , 47 Cal.3d 654 (1998), examined the availability of a ...


Focus Column - Employment Law - By Jeffrey K. Winikow - The holiday season often encourages individuals to reflect on the past...



Panel Seals Police Personnel Papers

Dec. 13, 2002
By Katherine Gaidos

LOS ANGELES - Complaints against police officers must be kept secret even during officer disciplinary hearings, a state appell...


Workers Triumph in Dispute Over Stock Options

Dec. 13, 2002
By Joan Osterwalder

TUSTIN - An Orange County Superior Court jury has ordered Commonwealth Energy Corp. to pay $2.7 million to 15 former stock sal...



Robert Berring Chosen as Interim Dean At Boalt Hall

Dec. 13, 2002
By Tyler Cunningham

BERKELEY - Veteran law professor and law librarian Robert Berring was named interim dean of Boalt Hall School of Law on Wedne...


'T' Visas Help Alien Victims Of Traffickers

Dec. 13, 2002
By Susan Mc Rae

LOS ANGELES - Supik Indrawati, an Indonesian woman, spent two years working as the virtual slave of a Palos Verdes couple, eve...



Court Debates Pros, Cons of Punitives Caps

Dec. 13, 2002
By David Pike

WASHINGTON - Supreme Court justices Wednesday expressed strong concern about the specter of "runaway" punitive damages awards ...


LOS ANGELES - Supik Indrawati, an Indonesian woman, spent two years working as the virtual slave of a Palos Verdes couple, eve...