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Focus Column - Litigation - By Jason T. Anderson - Before commencing discovery, a California plaintiff claiming trade secret m...


Labor/Employment


Employment Column - By Jacqueline Cookerly Aguilera and Roxanne Torabian-Bashardoust - In an unanimous opinion that recently w...


Focus Column - Criminal Law - By Ray Jurado - Recently, the California Supreme Court clarified that case law had set too high ...


Administrative/Regulatory


SAN JOSE - Top managers in the Santa Clara County Counsel's office are coming and going this week. Bob Campbell, a former chi...


Judges and Judiciary


SAN FRANCISCO - Stanislaus County prosecutor Joseph "Rick" Distaso, famed for winning first-degree murder convictions in the ...


Immigration


Split Panel Rules Guerilla Threats Merit Asylum

Jun. 11, 2005
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appellate court panel split Thursday over how many death threats it takes to qualify a Filipino ref...


Judges and Judiciary


SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court will probably not have a permanent successor for Justice Janice Rogers Brown bef...


Labor/Employment


Officer Reinstated

Jun. 11, 2005
By John Roemer

SAN FRANCISCO - A California Highway Patrol officer, fired for keeping a contraband machine pistol in his garage, must get hi...


Judges and Judiciary


LOS ANGELES - At times, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Terry B. Friedman's work isn't unlike that of the two public-school ...


Judges and Judiciary


SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court labored Thursday to untangle a jurisprudential knot created when separate Santa C...


Appellate Practice


Murder Appeal Hinges on Juror

Jun. 11, 2005
By John Roemer

SAN FRANCISCO - A San Francisco man doing life in prison for the 1997 Marin County murder of high school football star Ronnie...


Corporate


Focus Column - Corporate Law - By Bernard S. Kamine - Public Contract Code Sections 3400 and 10129 (and similar federal regula...


Forum Column - By Kurt A. Schlichter - Recently, a well-known international organization called for the investigation and pros...


Public Interest


Howrey Simon Will Receive Law-Firm Award

Jun. 10, 2005
By Adrianna Khoo

LOS ANGELES - Joanne Caruso says she'll never forget the summer of 1984, working as a student associate at Howrey Simon Arnold...


Public Interest


Community Service Nets Microsoft Award

Jun. 10, 2005
By Adrianna Khoo

LOS ANGELES - Microsoft Corp. might seem like an unlikely candidate to honor for good works, but when Public Counsel looked fo...


Judges and Judiciary


Governor Puts Four Lawyers on Boards

Jun. 10, 2005
By Eron Yehuda

LOS ANGELES - Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger this week named four attorneys, including a former judge, to various state and local ...


Criminal


Column By Garry Abrams - Cable resurrection! Cable resurrection! Behold, when Los Angeles criminal defense attorney and onetim...


Entertainment & Sports


SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court Wednesday tackled the long-running dispute between the Oakland Raiders and the Na...


Judges and Judiciary


Gold Country Judge Helps Shoulder Burden of Growth

Jun. 10, 2005
By Linda Rapattoni

PLACERVILLE - In Judge Daniel Proud's first year on the bench, he had two murder trials, including a double homicide. He also...


Constitutional Law


Union Can Post Protest Signs Outside Eateries

Jun. 10, 2005
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - A divided federal appellate court ruled Wednesday that a San Diego carpenters' union has a free speech right t...


Transactions


DAILY DEALS -- Transactions for Thursday June 9

Jun. 10, 2005
By Joseph Pimentel

INDUSTRIAL PLEASANTON - Goble Properties purchased a 33,486-square-foot industrial building in Hacienda Business Park at 4430...


Government


Public Counsel Honors New Mexico Governor

Jun. 10, 2005
By Allison Schifani

LOS ANGELES - During his tenure as governor of New Mexico, Bill Richardson says, he has invested in early-childhood education,...


Appellate Practice


Overriding the 'Liberal' 9th Circuit

Jun. 10, 2005
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - Once again, Congress has chastened the "liberal activist judges" of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. The...


Appellate Practice


Forum Column - By Charles S. Doskow - Angel Raich and Diane Monson are residents of Northern California, suffering from severe...


Transactions


DAILY DEALS -- Transactions for Wednesday June 8

Jun. 9, 2005
By Joseph Pimentel

INDUSTRIAL SAN DIEGO - Jack Brewer purchased a 40,216-square-foot industrial building at 8480 Miralani Drive from Sandra A. B...


Discipline


Woman Defeats Lawyer's Lien for Fees

Jun. 9, 2005
By Dan Evans

LOS ANGELES - A woman paralyzed by multiple sclerosis said she nearly lost her home because of the actions of a unscrupulous L...


Forum Column - By Sherri F. Colb - Last month, in Deck v. Missouri , 2005 U.S. LEXIS 4180, the Supreme Court held that the sta...


Administrative/Regulatory


Forum Column - By Jeffrey A. Lowe - "The degree of civilization in a society is revealed by entering its prisons," Fyodor Dost...


Constitutional Law


Court Will Mull Couple's Suing Federal Agents

Jun. 9, 2005
By Brent Kendall

WASHINGTON - The U.S. Supreme Court has accepted one case for review, agreeing to decide whether a New York couple can sue fe...


Intellectual Property


Jury Sides With Cisco on Patent Infringement

Jun. 9, 2005
By Erik Cummins

SAN FRANCISCO - It took a San Francisco jury three hours to decide Cisco Systems had not infringed on a rival's patent. The c...