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Administrative/Regulatory


SAN FRANCISCO - Court officials and court reporters have hammered out an agreement to expand the use of electronic reporting ...


Transactions


DAILY DEALS -- Transactions for Feb. 18

Feb. 19, 2005
By Joseph Pimentel

INDUSTRIAL MILPITAS - India Community Center purchased a 39,083-square-foot research-and-development building at 525-535 Los C...


Litigation


Cochran Firm Retained

Feb. 19, 2005
By Ryan Oliver

LOS ANGELES - The family of a 13-year-old boy killed by a Los Angeles police officer has retained the renowned Cochran Firm fo...


Litigation


Forest-Management Lawsuit

Feb. 19, 2005
By Dennis Pfaff

SAN FRANCISCO - Environmental groups filed a beefed-up federal lawsuit Thursday in San Francisco challenging the Bush adminis...


Forum Column - By Stephen F. Rohde - In the wake of Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, 63 years ...


Healthcare/Hospital Law


Focus Column - Health Care and Hospital Law - By Gary S. Pancer and Sheryl Horwitz - In a victory for regional centers created...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Forum Column - By Charles B. Parselle - Gresham's Law states that bad money drives out good. The same principle can be applied...


Law Practice


Lawyer Loved Golf, Community Activities

Feb. 19, 2005
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

RIVERSIDE - Services will take place today for R. Michael Harding, a longtime Riverside family law attorney who died of a hea...


Criminal


Embattled McKesson Executive Denies All

Feb. 19, 2005
By Staff Writer

SAN FRANCISCO - Former McKesson executive Richard Hawkins took the stand in his own defense this week to flatly deny any invo...


Juvenile


LOS ANGELES - Attorney Rees Lloyd has a problem with the inspector general for Los Angeles County's Department of Children and...


SANTA ANA - A judge Thursday allowed two controversial DNA tests to be presented at the trial of accused child killer Alejandr...


Labor/Employment


ERISA Specialist Leaves Orrick for Jones Day

Feb. 19, 2005
By Erik Cummins

SAN FRANCISCO - James Baker, a nationally recognized employee compensation and benefits lawyer, has left Orrick, Herrington &...


Judges and Judiciary


Judicial Council Considers Court Overhaul

Feb. 19, 2005
By Linda Rapattoni

SAN FRANCISCO - A wide-ranging constitutional amendment to overhaul California's court system would expand the chief justice'...


Judges and Judiciary


Skills in Juggling Responsibility Serve Judge Well Job

Feb. 19, 2005
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

JOSHUA TREE - Bryan F. Foster worked hard to become a lawyer and a Superior Court judge, after hearing stories about his fathe...


Judges and Judiciary


Family Law Fits Commissioner's Character

Feb. 19, 2005
By Staff Writer

SACRAMENTO - Sacramento County Superior Court Commissioner Christopher Longaker has a soft spot for kids. He said he believes...


Corporate


Coupon Deals May Get Snipped

Feb. 18, 2005
By Tyler Cunningham

SAN FRANCISCO - Few people have kind words these days about the humble coupon. In the U.S. Senate, lawmakers used words like "...


Litigation


'Reasonable' Settlement

Feb. 18, 2005
By John Ryan

LOS ANGELES - French defendants in the Credit Lyonnais scandal claimed victory late Wednesday after a federal judge approved a...


Solo and Small Firms


Attorney Will Sue U.S. for Tsunami

Feb. 18, 2005
By Susan Mc Rae

LOS ANGELES - It was probably only a matter of time until someone filed a lawsuit in U.S. court over the Asian tsunami disaste...


Transactions


DAILY DEALS -- Transactions for Feb. 17

Feb. 18, 2005
By Joseph Pimentel

INDUSTRIAL SAN DIEGO - So Fez Inc. purchased a 5,614-square-foot industrial building at 8580 Avenida de la Fuente from South ...


Environmental


Focus Column - Environmental Law - By Arthur Cook - On Dec. 13, 2004, the Supreme Court filed its decision in Cooper Industrie...


Forum Column - By Peter Scheer - If one were to rank state government institutions on the basis of their "transparency" - how ...


Forum Column - By Miriam Aroni Krinsky - Being a parent in our fast-paced and complex society isn't easy. We find ourselves ra...


Law Practice


Lawyer Practiced With His Twin Brother

Feb. 18, 2005
By Allison Schifani

LOS ANGELES - Services will take place Friday for Milton Hadley, a longtime Baldwin Park attorney. Hadley, who helped put his...


Judges and Judiciary


Colleagues Remember Judge as Scholarly

Feb. 18, 2005
By Don Ray

LOS ANGELES - Services for Los Angeles Superior Court Judge C. Robert Simpson will take place Saturday in La Habra. Simpson, ...


Law Practice


Litigator Was 'Cary Grant of Hollywood Bar'

Feb. 18, 2005
By Allison Schifani

LOS ANGELES - Services will take place Friday for retired Los Angeles trial lawyer Richard Brown Coyle. Coyle, a longtime civ...


Judges and Judiciary


Schwarzenegger Appoints 11 to Trial Courts

Feb. 18, 2005
By Donna Domino

SAN FRANCISCO - Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger appointed 11 new judges Wednesday to trial courts in Sacramento, Fresno, Los Angele...


Antitrust & Trade Reg.


SAN FRANCISCO - Marc Fagel, a veteran attorney at the Securities and Exchange Commission, will head the San Francisco office's...


Litigation


Supreme Court Takes Up Underage Smoking Case

Feb. 18, 2005
By Hudson Sangree

Daily Journal Web Exclusive - SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court granted review Wednesday in a case in which underag...


Administrative/Regulatory


Column - By Garry Abrams - Trial lawyers these days must feel like they're living in a house of horrors. Behind every door, th...


Corporate


Both Sides Say Microsoft Case Is Good Example

Feb. 18, 2005
By Tyler Cunningham

SAN FRANCISCO - The "C" word is so controversial that the local plaintiffs lawyers who wrangled more than a billion dollars wo...