Duane Morris continued its growth in San Diego on Feb. 28 when it poached three litigation partners from the San Diego office ...
Matt Kirmayer says he'd been keeping a watchful eye on Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal's venture capital and technology prac...
Southern California residents Frank and Maria Aparicio have sued Princess Cruise Lines, claiming violations ranging from assau...
Miami-based Greenberg Traurig continued its rapid expansion in California with the hire of intellectual property litigator All...
Citing its strengths in technology and Asia and praising its commitment to beefing up its corporate securities practice in Sou...
WEB EXCLUSIVE - SAN FRANCISCO - For the second time in two weeks, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe has snagged a group of fo...
EXTRA Closer Column - By John Cleaves - The first rule a new lawyer learns at the district attorney's office is that trials ar...
People choose to live in Madera County, the southern gateway to Yosemite, to be "surrounded in peace and harmony with the land...
After spending 14 years at Walnut Creek-based Miller, Starr & Regalia, Michael Hassen decided to pack his bags for the cha...
Rochester, N.Y.-based Nixon Peabody made a grand entrance in February on the Los Angeles stage. The firm snagged partners Rick...
Clothing retailer Abercrombie & Fitch Co. appears to be turning over a new leaf. The trendy fashion magnet for teens and y...
Baker & McKenzie's San Diego office continued its aggressive growth in January with the acquisition of a five-attorney gro...
Solo and Small Firms
Mother's Death Drove Woman to Law School
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle
RIVERSIDE - A mother of four and one-time housewife, Linda Roberts-Ross, abruptly switched gears and became a medical-malpract...
SAN FRANCISCO - The year was 1983, and John Broadhurst and Douglas Hammer were pretty sure they were onto something. The attor...
From Spider-Man's New York hometown to the mythical land of Middle Earth, modern entertainment has the power to take audiences...
A movie character, dressed in head-to-toe Armani and flashing a gold watch by the same name, jumps into a shiny new Porsche an...
Medical-marijuana advocates in Berkeley slapped the California Highway Patrol with a lawsuit in February, accusing law enforce...
Although coming to her clients' rescue after they clash with the law is a strong suit for Los Angeles public-policy attorney C...
Substitute teacher Fleming Gray lost his job at a Los Angeles County middle school after he refused to let one of his students...
When he's not in his Pasadena law office, Dan Stormer is gliding down the 6,000-foot slope of Mountain High Resort in the Ange...
Focus Column - Family Law - By Shelley L. Albaum, Harold J. Cohn and Seth D. Kramer - Family lawyers are often perplexed by in...
Corporate
It's Good PR, Yes -- But Wal-Mart Does Right By Attorneys of Color
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Forum Column - By Michael J. Collins - The conference I attended the weekend of Feb. 25 was a gathering of attorneys hoping fo...
Letter to the Editor - I was appalled to read your one-sided view of Judge Peter Lichtman ("Bright Star on L.A. Superior Court...
Forum Column - By Bruce Ackerman and John Ackerman - Although the world has hardly noticed, Mexico is confronting the first gr...
Forum Column - By Clay Calvert - At the same time that real-life violence confronts thousands of American troops in Iraq on a ...
Daily Journal EXTRA Feature - Like the kid at the arcade who continuously pumps quarters into a video game for another chance ...
WASHINGTON - The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts is asking Congress for emergency funding to pay for additional burde...
SAN FRANCISCO - Three flight attendant rejects will get their day in San Francisco federal court to argue that American Airlin...
SAN FRANCISCO - A repeat offender serving a 26-year prison sentence for lying on a driver's license application will get a cha...
LOS ANGELES - It's not the DNA of the sperm that counts for paternity; it's the method of delivery. A state appellate court in...