Most problems have solutions - and the potential for lots of money to be made along the way. Case in point: Sunnyvale's OneSec...

BY RONALD A. ZUMBRUN One of the major issues of the day relates to how to maintain our quality of life while still allowing fo...

Meet Courtney Weber, the new voice of traditionally tight-lipped Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati. If history is any indic...

BY ALAN NADITZ CREJ Staff Writer The last time condominiums were a big deal in Sacramento, "That '70s Show" was a reality. Now...

The Association of Trial Lawyers of America named David S. Casey Jr., partner at San Diego's Casey Gerry Reed & Schenk, pr...

BY ANDREA ROSAS CREJ Staff Writer Katherine Perez has a dream for her three young children. She wants them to live with her i...

The Federal Mediation & Conciliation Service and the Los Angeles County Bar Association's Dispute Resolution Services will...

BY REX HIME As anticipated, during the last days of session, the Senate and the Assembly have been approving anti-business an...

Gary Ottoson has left Haight, Brown & Bonesteel for the Los Angeles office of Bacalski, Byrne, Koska & Ottoson. The Sa...

After 20 years on the bench, Judge Alban Niles will retire Oct. 4. Niles, 69, has been sitting as a Superior Court judge since...

BY CHRISTINE SPAGNOLI Mold fear is gripping homeowners, spreading as quickly as the toxic spores themselves. And insurance ca...

Los Angeles Superior Court Presiding Judge James Bascue recently issued the following assignment orders: As of Monday, crimina...

CREJ WIRE REPORT A new study of the performance of the federal low-income housing tax credit program has reaffirmed the progr...

BY ANDREA ROSAS CREJ Staff Writer A Canadian company, often identified as the world's largest commercial printer, will leave ...

CREJ WIRE REPORT Affordable housing remains a problem for low-income Americans in many, if not most, housing markets in the co...

If you bash, you pay. That's the message Derek Henkle and his lawyers want to send to school districts nationwide after settli...

To Shawn Khorrami, they are victims of an insidious poison implanted in the mouths of millions of Americans. One is a Newport ...

If you're planning to take your case around the world, check out the Bar Association of San Francisco's "One Dispute, Two (or ...

Religion teaches tolerance, a sentiment that may help resolve by the end of the month a land use dispute between an Orange Cou...

As Sept. 11 approaches, most eyes will turn to New York and Washington, D.C., in remembrance of lives lost one year ago in ter...

Claims by a Muslim engineer at the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power that he was harassed for years by his boss, a pro...

The article from your July 15 publication ["Realty Stocks Sink on Business, Terrorism Concerns"] erroneously reports that Che...

If gay and lesbian high school students find a Central Valley school district more tolerant these days, they might have George...

MailFrontier Inc. is fed up with junk e-mail, and a Silicon Valley law firm is helping the company fight the spammers. The com...

Curious to see how far some of California's biggest attorneys have come in their careers, EXTRA did a little digging. Not ever...

BY ERON BEN-YEHUDA Special to CREJ To have a homeowners' association sued by a general contractor is odd enough. Typically, i...

SAN FRANCISCO - French Resistance fighter Michel Thomas has lost his defamation battle against the Los Angeles Times, which c...

SAN FRANCISCO - "I think I know what a catch is," Superior Court Judge James J. McBride announced during a hearing to determin...

SAN FRANCISCO - In a major development in the bitter fight against California's tough, new ethical standards for arbitrators, ...

The Court of Appeal will hear arguments on Sept. 10 as to whether Los Angeles Superior Court candidate Paul Bacigalupo can use...