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SACRAMENTO - Workers' compensation attorneys and labor unions are making a final push in the waning days of the legislative s...


Shaken 20th Century Sues Quake Contractor

Sep. 10, 1999
By Denise Levin

Putting a new twist on a novel anti-insurance fraud statute, 20th Century Insurance Co. has sued a contractor for allegedly s...



Veteran Litigator Hugh P. Chindlund, 52, Dies

Sep. 10, 1999
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - Hugh P. Chindlund, a veteran trial attorney, has died following a three-month battle with colon cancer. He was 52...


Veteran Lawyer May Join Furrow Team

Sep. 10, 1999
By Martin Bergn

A veteran of several high-profile death penalty cases, including the Unabomber's, has been asked to join the defense team for...



SAN FRANCISCO - In a coup for Boalt Hall School of Law, prominent e-commerce theoretician Mark A. Lemley has been recruited t...


Zapped Third-Strike Thief Gets 25 Years to Life

Sep. 10, 1999
By Michael Harris

The convicted three-strikes thief who was zapped with a 50,000-volt stun belt for repeatedly interrupting a judge during sent...



Justices Hear Arguments on Media Shield Law

Sep. 10, 1999
By David Kravetz

SAN FRANCISCO - Lawyers argued Wednesday before the California Supreme Court over the scope of the state media shield law, a ...


SAN JOSE - Gov. Gray Davis signed a watered-down bill Wednesday that will tighten the requirements for defense attorneys who ...



Judge Tosses Trade-Secret Theft Allegations

Sep. 10, 1999
By Craiq Anderson

SAN JOSE - A federal judge has thrown out some of the trade secrets theft allegations brought in Cadence Design Systems' civi...


SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco businessman Russell Jacobus knew his special friendship with the female office administrator wa...



Ventura Deputy Picked to Lead Troubled Riverside PD's Office

Sep. 10, 1999
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

RIVERSIDE - Gary Windom, senior supervising deputy public defender in Ventura County, has been selected as Riverside County's...


Howrey, Arnold White to Form Largest IP Firm

Sep. 10, 1999
By Leslie Gordon

SAN FRANCISCO - In a move that will create a 470-attorney national law firm, Howrey & Simon will merge with Arnold White ...



A judge Monday questioned the constitutionality of a California law that allows Holocaust survivors and their heirs to sue fo...


Ventura Bar Adopts a Code of Civility

Sep. 9, 1999
By From Staff Reports

The Ventura County Bar Association board of directors recently adopted basic "Guidelines for Professional Conduct and Civility...



Era Error

Sep. 9, 1999
By Columnist

By Joseph R. Giannini Like Rip Van Winkle, the majority in Warden v. State Bar of California, 99 Daily Journal D.A.R. 8877 (A...


Decision on Curfew Law Put on Hold

Sep. 9, 1999
By Lauren Bartlett

Decision on Curfew Law Put on Hold The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to put off for one week a decisi...



Limits on Internet Access Scrutinized

Sep. 9, 1999
By Lauren Bartlett

Limits on Internet Access Scrutinized Without any discussion, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to or...


Just Between Us

Sep. 9, 1999
By Columnist

^^Alternative Dispute Resolution^^ Just Between Us Arbitration Award Will Not Have Collateral Estoppel Effect The court held ...



Business Welfare Program

Sep. 9, 1999
By Columnist

By Robert A. Levy Here it is, the centerpiece of the government's crusade against Microsoft, verbatim from its 800-page propo...


SAN FRANCISCO - Jared Carter, a sometimes acid-tongued Ukiah attorney who has long represented Pacific Lumber Co., on Aug. 31...



SACRAMENTO - The plaintiffs' bar has struck a deal with major insurers on compromise legislation that would increase insuranc...


Lawyers to Get Pay Boost

Sep. 9, 1999
By Peter Blumberg

SACRAMENTO - Some 3,000 state-employed attorneys and administrative law judges would get 8 percent raises, plus salary step i...



SAN JOSE - A second national retail chain has agreed to settle a lawsuit targeting it for allegedly deceiving customers by fa...


Returning Congress Faces Full Plate

Sep. 9, 1999
By Daniel Shaw

WASHINGTON - Washington's traditional summer slumber has ended, and many lawmakers probably wish they could hit the snooze bu...



No-Body Case Nets 26 Years

Sep. 9, 1999
By Michael Harris

A transient who was convicted of first-degree murder even though the victim's body has never been found was sentenced Monday ...


North County Finds a Home

Sep. 9, 1999
By Martin Kruming

^^San Diego Watch / Martin Kruming^^ The Bar Association of Northern San Diego County has moved into a new building, but the ...



Further Recusals Sought in Murder Retrial

Sep. 9, 1999
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - Extraordinary legal maneuvers are promised in a hearing on a motion to dismiss a murder case on the grounds of pr...


SAN FRANCISCO - Flush with a state appellate victory curtailing San Jose's minority hiring program, proponents of Proposition...



Suit Threated Over Ban of Gun Sales at Shows

Sep. 9, 1999
By Lauren Bartlett

The final approval Tuesday by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors of an ordinance banning the sale of guns and ammuni...


Witnesses Recant in 19-Year-Old Murder

Sep. 9, 1999
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - Orange County Public Defender Carl Holmes argued before a jury nearly two decades ago that there was not enough e...