Remarkable Recovery
By Columnist
The Sherman Act , Once considered a relic from a bygone era, has been shown in recent court decisions to have relevance in th...
Team Effort
By Leslie Gordon, Jennifer Byrd & T. Scott
Comfort Level Gibson Dunn and San Francisco Bar offer help to nonprofits. 16 Every year Arriba Juntos, a nonprofit job traini...
Viking Vendor
By Leslie Gordon, Jennifer Byrd & T. Scott
High-Tech Seas Richard Horning works with the Silicon Valley Vikings as they help Swedish companies navigate California water...
And Then There Were Three
By Jeffrey Anderson
By Jeffrey Anderson In 1995, the Washington, D.C.-based Legal Services Corp. tightened its purse-strings on nationwide legal ...
Family Ties
By Jason Songn
COME TOGETHER Through its pro bono program, Mannis & Phillips contributes to troubled youths' lives while improving office...
Living a Dream: Law and Writing
By Leslie Gordon
There's likely not a lawyer around who hasn't at some point dreamed of leaving the law to become a writer. Doug Dorst , a for...
Family Shelter
By Columnist
FORUM The Internal Revenue Code already provides a child-care tax credit to enable parents to work. I propose that Congress e...
Free Enterprise
By Leslie Gordon
San Francisco transactional lawyers who want to use their skills to help underrepresented groups can hook up with the Bay Are...
On the House
By Elizabeth Freudenthal
HOUSE CALL There is an upswing in corporate counsel giving back to their communities by performing pro bono work. By Elizabet...
Rainmaker Carlson Leaves Long & Levit
By Leslie Gordon, Jennifer Byrd & T. Scott
SAN FRANCISCO - After 22 years, Long & Levit rainmaker Don Carlson will be leaving the firm along with five other partner...
King's Former Lawyer Prevails in Fees Suit
By Anne La Jeunesse
Rodney King's one-time lead civil rights attorney, Milton C. Grimes of Santa Ana, prevailed Thursday in a bench trial of a br...
DCSF Worker Sues County, Former Boss
By Denise Levin
Fallout continued to flow from the widespread allegations of corruption at the Department of Children and Family Services wit...
Judge Rules Acquitted Defendant Is Factually Innocent of Murder
By Michael Harris
A San Fernando judge on Friday made the rare determination that a woman, acquitted two months ago of the murder of her husban...
Working Late
By Columnist
THE ADVISER Daily overtime is back for many California workers, but what about the flexibility in creative scheduling? By Wil...
Retired Judge Bazan Dies
By Anne La Jeunesse
Retired Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Alfonso Bazan, who had a reputation for presiding over challenging cases with meticu...
FULL SPEED AHEAD
By Contributing Writer
ADR Profile Full Speed Ahead This energetic San Francisco mediator attempts to motor around resolution roadblocks before medi...
Judge Strikes Prior Convictions in Accused Puppy Killer's Case
By Dennis Pfaff
SAN FRANCISCO - A rare San Francisco three-strikes prosecution has been derailed by a judge's decision rejecting two prior co...
San Jose Judge Seizes Courtroom Sketches
By Craiq Anderson
SAN JOSE - A Santa Clara County judge who seized two courtroom sketches from an artist who was working for a Palo Alto newspa...
Bar Trustees to Oppose Juvenile Crime Measure
By Don De Benedictis
Taking on a controversial and highly political issue, Los Angeles County Bar Association trustees have decided to oppose the ...
Gun Show Will Leave Pomona for Las Vegas
By Lauren Bartlett
The sponsor of the nation's largest gun show, which sued the county of Los Angeles for enacting an ordinance banning the sale...
Lawrence Labs Reaches $2.2M Accord in Biological Privacy Case
By Pamela Mac Lean
A tentative $2.2 million settlement has been agreed to by workers for Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory in the groundbreaking case...
Suit Dismissed Against Troop, Steuber Firm
By Denise Levin
A judge has dismissed a defamation suit against Troop, Steuber, Pasich, Reddick & Tobey, which a former legal secretary h...
Hughes Suit Likely to Continue
By Anna Marie Stolley
It looks likely that the saga of two employees who won $89.5 million in a discrimination and retaliation suit against Hughes A...
ARCO Attorney Meck, 55, Dies
By Melissa Onstad And Liz Valsamis
John P. Meck, an environmental law attorney and retired senior counsel for ARCO Products Company, has died. He was 55. Meck di...
Garcetti Picks Rampart Investigator
By Michael Harris
R. Dan Murphy, the head of the Los Angeles County district attorney's Pasadena office, has been selected to head DA Gil Garcet...
Women Lawyers Installation
By Pat Alston
ROBERT LEVINS/Daily Journal Retired Associate Court of Appeal Justice Sheila Prell Sonenshine, left, meets with outgoing Oran...
Haight, Brown Elects Seven Attorneys to Partnerships
By Tamara Scott
Santa Monica-based Haight, Brown & Bonesteel has elected seven attorneys to the partnership, the largest crop of new partn...
Judge Defends His 'Dangerous Dog' in Lawsuit
By Denise Levin
Retired appellate court Justice Jack E. Goertzen has returned to the court system, but this time he is a defendant in a lawsui...
Water Projects Questionable After Decision
By Dennis Pfaff
SAN FRANCISCO - Scores of hydroelectric projects in California may become subject to heightened environmental scrutiny as the ...
Accused Cop Killers Seek DA's Recusal
By Claude Walbert
SAN DIEGO - Saying that revelations continue about misconduct by two district attorney's employees during trials connected wit...