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Law Practice


San Diego County’s trial courts, district attorney's office and public defender’s office were expected to remain closed today ...


Labor/Employment


LOS ANGELES - Deputy district attorneys in Los Angeles County have cleared a major hurdle in their efforts to unionize for the...


Government


Immigration Facility Closes Abruptly

Oct. 24, 2007
By Sandra Hernandezn

LOS ANGELES - In the wake of a series of scandals including the death of a Mexican man with AIDS, allegations of forced druggi...


Government


SACRAMENTO - Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's decision to file suit in Washington, D.C., against the Environmental Protection Agen...


Litigation


The Rarely Answered Question: Why Recuse?

Oct. 24, 2007
By Brent Kendall

Federal judges, including justices on the U.S. Supreme Court, are under no obligation to publicly explain their decisions to r...


Law Practice


MoFo, Nonprofit Team Up to Shut Down Clinic

Oct. 23, 2007
By David Houstonn

Angela Padilla, a partner at Morrison & Foerster in San Francisco, is lead attorney in a case against a legal aid organiza...


Corporate


SANTA ANA - Ninety percent of the newspaper industry considers those kids on bikes and men in old cars who throw the paper on ...


Law Practice


Soldier Sues for Discharge From Military

Oct. 23, 2007
By Martin Bergn

LOS ANGELES - An Army specialist filed a federal lawsuit Friday seeking discharge from the military as a conscientious objecto...


Labor/Employment


SAN FRANCISCO - Prosecutors in Contra Costa County are threatening to strike in November over a contract impasse. ...


Law Practice


Berkeley City Attorney Retires After 26 Years

Oct. 23, 2007
By Laura Ernden

SAN FRANCISCO - Berkeley City Attorney Manuela Albuquerque is calling it quits after 26 years of fighting progressive battles ...


Focus (Forum & Focus)


Forum Column - By Kara Gotsch - The Supreme Court will weigh in soon on whether discrepancies in sentencing for possession of ...


Focus (Forum & Focus)


Enumerating Liability

Oct. 23, 2007
By Troy Senikn

Focus Column - By David A. Gerber - A case coming before the Court of Appeal has the potential to drastically reshape how dama...


Firm Watch


Wilson Sonsini Attracts Tax Expert

Oct. 23, 2007
By Maya Meinert

Industry Watch - By Maya Meinert - Tax attorney Gregory P. Broome left Thelen Reid Brown Raysman & Steiner for Wilson Sons...


Firm Watch


Trial Lawyer Trio Keeps It All in the Family

Oct. 23, 2007
By Jim Adamekn

Industry Watch - By Rebecca Beyer - When Matthew S. McNicholas was inducted into the American Board of Trial Advocates over th...


Corporate


Children's Law Center's Veteran Takes Helm

Oct. 23, 2007
By Susan Mcraen

MONTEREY PARK - Longtime children's advocate Leslie Starr Heimov has been selected by the board of directors of the Children's...


Litigation


Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy nabbed prominent securities litigator Jerry Marks, formerly the Los Angeles managing partn...


Labor/Employment


Lawsuit Says Lenders Didn't Heed Warnings

Oct. 23, 2007
By David Houstonn

A prominent Oakland attorney says lending companies' hostility toward employees helped trigger the subprime mortgage crisis. ...


Judicial Profile


From Pen-and-Paper Man to Internet Guru

Oct. 23, 2007
By Laura Ernden

Like the other justices on Division Two of the San Francisco-based 1st District Court of Appeal, Justice James A. Richman is k...


Judges and Judiciary


In Chambers

Oct. 22, 2007
By Pat Alston

Los Angeles County judges, prosecutors, emergency medical personnel and clergy will join student actors this week in a street...


Firm Watch


Industry Watch

Oct. 22, 2007
By Maya Meinert And Rebecca U. Cho

On the Move


Judicial Profile


Northern Gentleman

Oct. 22, 2007
By Jim Adamekn

Colleagues applaud the way Judge Eugene S. Gini treats everyone with respect and dignity - which he attributes to growing up...


Judicial Profile


Seeing Both Sides Now

Oct. 21, 2007
By Jim Adamekn

San Diego Judge Patricia Garcia brings to the bench the dualities of her Mexican and American heritage and her experience as b...


Litigation


After Shrimpgate, Going on Defense

Oct. 20, 2007
By David Houstonn

A decade ago, George O'Connell prosecuted Shrimpgate, the last big political corruption scandal in the state Capitol. Today, h...


Litigation


A federal judge in New York Thursday disqualified a San Francisco attorney representing a former KPMG manager in one of the na...


Focus (Forum & Focus)


Intoxicant Inquiries

Oct. 20, 2007
By Troy Senikn

Employment Column - By Frances Rogers - A case coming before the California Supreme Court will determine whether the state's d...


Focus (Forum & Focus)


Letters to the Editor - Readers weigh in on contentious state Senate hearings, partisan legal conferences and the State Bar's ...


Law Practice


LOS ANGELES - Richard C. Neal shuffles down the hallway of JAMS' high-rise office in downtown Los Angeles, a trace of smile on...


Verdicts


Wham-O Wins Battle Over Yellow

Oct. 20, 2007
By D. Heimpel

LOS ANGELES - A federal jury has awarded Emeryville's Wham-O $6 million, finding that rival toy maker ToyQuest of Los Angeles ...


Focus (Forum & Focus)


Checking Out

Oct. 20, 2007
By Troy Senikn

Focus Column - By Robert Harrison - Despite the explosion of electronic commerce, the use of paper checks is at an all-time hi...


Verdicts


LOS ANGELES - Disney's Buena Vista Home Entertainment will have to pay $6.4 million for breaching a contract its lawyers wrot...