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Administrative/Regulatory


Senate Democrats Choose All Their Words Carefully

Jul. 22, 2005
By Lawrence Hurleyn

WASHINGTON - Restraint is not often associated with politics. But that's exactly the word many people are using to describe D...


Transactions


Daily Deals -- Transactions for Thursday July 21

Jul. 22, 2005
By Joseph Pimentel

INDUSTRIAL RIVERSIDE - Randy and Scott Johnson purchased a 28,750-square-foot industrial building in Turner Riverwalk Busines...


Intellectual Property


Forum Column - By Christopher Norgaard - The Recording Industry Association of America is rightfully concerned about the exten...


Construction


Focus Column - Construction Law - By Lawrence R. Jensen - The California Supreme Court in MW Erectors Inc. v. Niederhauser Orn...


Family


Conspiracy Theory Doesn't Compute

Jul. 22, 2005
By Columnist

Letter to the Editor - It must be a slow op-ed day when you publish such drivel as the July 13 letter to editor, "Law Protects...


Forum Column - By Howard M. Ehrenberg - In April, President Bush signed the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protectio...


Law Practice


Women Partners on Rise, Survey Finds

Jul. 22, 2005
By Drew Combs

LOS ANGELES - Joanne Caruso, managing partner at Howrey in Southern California, knows firsthand the challenges faced by women ...


Media


DreamWorks Inflated DVD Sales, Suit Charges

Jul. 22, 2005
By Draeger Martinez

LOS ANGELES - With its stock on the skids because of low DVD sales, DreamWorks Animation continues to get the ogre treatment f...


Law Practice


Salaries of Paralegals Reflect Trends in Field

Jul. 22, 2005
By Lorelei Laird

LOS ANGELES - You don't have to tell San Diego paralegal Nancy Huebner about the specialization of paralegal work. Huebner's ...


Personal Injury & Torts


LOS ANGELES - A Superior Court jury in Burbank on Wednesday awarded three adult siblings $25.5 million for the St. Patrick's ...


Judges and Judiciary


Column - By Garry Abrams - Leaks! Disinformation! Supreme Court intrigue! Until an hour before President Bush announced his ch...


Environmental


SAN FRANCISCO - A federal judge in Sacramento has dealt at least a temporary setback to Attorney General Bill Lockyer's chall...


Family


High Court Says No to Same-Sex Marriage Foes

Jul. 22, 2005
By John Roemer

SAN FRANCISCO - Conservative critics of gay nuptials cannot intervene in San Francisco's constitutional attack on the state's...


Criminal


SAN JOSE - A San Mateo attorney has been charged in Wisconsin with plotting with her then-boyfriend and his brothers to commi...


Transactions


Daily Deals -- Transactions for Wednesday July 20

Jul. 21, 2005
By Joseph Pimentel

HOSPITALITY PALM SPRINGS - Highland Hospitality Corp. closed its previously announced acquisition of the 410-room Wyndham Pal...


Forum Column - By Mark Kulkis - I might be expected to have a bias against feminists because I make my living producing pornog...


Focus Column - Bankruptcy Law - By Mette H. Kurth and Anastasia Jones - On April 28, the Bankruptcy Appellate Panel for the 9...


Administrative/Regulatory


Briefly

Jul. 21, 2005
By Maggie Guerin

The Daily Journal is now accepting nominations for the 2005 Top Women Litigators list. Please include attorney's name, firm, ...


Corporate


LOS ANGELES - The board of U.S. oil producer Unocal Corp. met near Los Angeles early this week to mull over an $18.5 billion ...


Judges and Judiciary


California's Courts Experienced a Busy Year

Jul. 21, 2005
By Donna Domino

SAN FRANCISCO - Appellate dockets statewide grew to 22,824 cases during the most recent budget year, the most in three years,...


Environmental


SAN FRANCISCO - Mark I. Weinberger, the co-founder of one of California's pioneering environmental law firms, has died followi...


Corporate


Software Company's Offer for Rival Spurs Lawsuit

Jul. 21, 2005
By Geneva Whitmarsh

LOS ANGELES - Concerto Software Inc. has agreed to acquire Aspect Communications Corp., a rival vendor of technology that powe...


Criminal


Court-Reporting Firm Denies Double-Billing

Jul. 21, 2005
By Leslie Simmons

LOS ANGELES - The owner of a Pasadena-based court-reporting and interpreter company pleaded not guilty Monday to charges he do...


Healthcare/Hospital Law


Med-Mal Suit Settles for $6 Million

Jul. 21, 2005
By Eron Yehuda

LOS ANGELES - A Laguna Niguel man who underwent routine elective neck surgery at the University of California, San Francisco,...


Labor/Employment


Salesman Can Sue for Wrongful Termination

Jul. 21, 2005
By Lorelei Laird

LOS ANGELES - An insurance salesman suffering from alcoholism who took time off from work to care for his ailing mother can s...


Discipline


SAN FRANCISCO - Four days after San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom named Phil Ting to head the city's embattled assessor's offic...


Judges and Judiciary


Inyo Judge Took on L.A., Won

Jul. 21, 2005
By Don Ray

INDEPENDENCE - Inyo Superior Court Judge Brian J. Lamb presides over matters in a county that boasts some remarkable statistic...


Education


LOS ANGELES - The University of West Los Angeles has appointed Cheryl Ward, a former top official of the Los Angeles city att...


Law Practice


LOS ANGELES - Armen Adzhemyan had an eventful first year at Boalt Hall. Adzhemyan spearheaded an effort to create a student co...


Judges and Judiciary


Trail-Blazing Napa County Judge Steps Down

Jul. 21, 2005
By Staff Writer

SAN FRANCISCO - Judge W. Scott Snowden, who led the way for Napa County to become the first to consolidate its municipal and ...