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Government


Candidates' positions on the state's policy that shifted thousands of inmates to county jails took top billing at a debate bet...


Solo and Small Firms


Quality in the Bargain Bin

Apr. 19, 2014
By Caitlin Johnson

The Quinn Emanuel spinoff Willenken Wilson Loh & Delgado LLP, which handles complex business litigation, relies on an expe...


Community News


Some of the latest innovations in robot technology were on display April 9 at a "robot block party" hosted by Wilmer Cutler Pi...


Ethics/Professional Responsibility


Scott Bloch should be suspended from practice in California for 30 days and serve two years of probation based on his misdemea...


Real Estate/Development


Residents of a rundown Hollywood apartment complex recently gained a nearly $4 million settlement with landlords in a case law...


Community News


The San Diego County Bar Association held its annual judicial reception on the Fountain Terrace at the Westgate Hotel. Over 20...


Securities


While companies prize legal counsel with intimate knowledge of their businesses, some still choose to engage a new firm when r...


Data Privacy


Case bolsters FTC's data security role

Apr. 19, 2014
By Ben Armisteadn

Numerous parts of the federal government are gearing up to take action on cyber and data security, but little concrete has mat...


Efforts to introduce mental health treatment into California's criminal justice system are proceeding fitfully, with zeal and ...


Transportation


Heroes and villains in Tesla's fight

Apr. 19, 2014
By Ben Armisteadn

Tesla is frequently in the news of late - not about celebrity CEO Elon Musk or for stellar reviews of its luxury, zero-emissio...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Randall W. Wulff

Apr. 18, 2014
By John Roemer

Randall W. Wulff is well aware of his nickname, the Velvet Hammer. "I've read that," he said. "It's mildly embarrassing, but i...


Discipline


Disciplinary Actions

Apr. 18, 2014
By Seena Nikravan

Here are summaries of lawyer disciplinary actions taken recently by the state Supreme Court or the Bar Court, listing attorney...


Investments


Dealmakers

Apr. 18, 2014
By Dominic Fracassan

A roundup of recent merger and acquisition and financing activity and the lawyers involved.


The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, one of the nation's most powerful lobbying groups, will soon be looking to throw its weight behi...


Corporate Counsel


Max P. Ochoa

Apr. 18, 2014
By David Ruiz

General Counsel and corporate secretary at Turn Inc. Redwood City ...


Labor/Employment


Equal pay: accountability through visability

Apr. 18, 2014
By Ben Armisteadn

Increased corporate accountability benefits us all. America is a nation founded on ideals of hard work and meritocracy. By Kat...


Intellectual Property


Piracy in mobile app space — a sign of success?

Apr. 18, 2014
By Katharine Malonen

In March, the U.S. government secured its first guilty plea from two individuals accused of distributing copyrighted mobile ap...


Perspective


ITC reasserts itself in electronic transmissions

Apr. 18, 2014
By Katharine Malonen

When basically everything can be downloaded off the Internet and manufactured using 3D printers, it means goods that infringe ...


Securities


A new decision holds that if parties have not made a written agreement to arbitrate, a forum selection clause will operate as ...


U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit


The federal government must look at how its long-term water delivery contracts could harm fish struggling to survive in the Sa...


Labor/Employment


Judge certifies class in 10-year-old overtime suit

Apr. 18, 2014
By Chase Scheinbaum

A federal judge granted class certification to 200 employees of Chinese Daily News Inc. in a lawsuit in which the workers sued...


Law Practice


Firm enters California with two from Steptoe

Apr. 18, 2014
By Kylie Reynolds

Carlton Fields Jorden Burt PA made its first foray onto the West Coast this week with the launch of a Los Angeles office. The ...


Lawmakers are considering a bill that would have death certificates reflect an individual's self-identified gender, part of a ...


Law Practice


Stutman Treister & Glatt to close its doors: sources

Apr. 18, 2014
By Alexandra Schwappach

Stutman Treister & Glatt, a 66-year-old Los Angeles-based firm known for handling exclusively bankruptcy and corporate res...


Labor/Employment


A huge antitrust class action against big name tech companies is likely to wind up soon with a settlement with a price tag tha...


Law Practice


With the job market improving slowly, Inland Empire firm leaders say they're facing an increasing exodus of talented lawyers ...


A court ruling unsealed Tuesday in the case of a former Stanford University student barred from the United States revealed the...


Real Estate/Development


Real Estate Deals

Apr. 17, 2014
By David Ruiz

A roundup of recent real estate deals and the attorneys involved.


Government


San Francisco's new top financial regulator, Jina L. Choi, is one of several Securities and Exchange Commission regional direc...


Perspective


Preemption ruling could affect certain class actions

Apr. 17, 2014
By Katharine Malonen

The U.S. high court unanimously held that the Airline Deregulation Act can preempt even common law claims of breach of the imp...