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Appellate Practice


LOS ANGELES - In a move called shocking and unconscionable by attorneys for the media and alleged victims of clergy abuse, an ...


Environmental


Storm Over Squaw Valley

Jul. 22, 2004
By Dennis Pfaff

SAN FRANCISCO - Over the years, the relationship between the management of the Squaw Valley ski resort and state environmental...



Criminal


LOS ANGELES - A woman who stabbed her husband to death at an Air Force base in Turkey said in federal court Tuesday that she a...


Government


9th Circuit Chief Says Layoffs Loom

Jul. 21, 2004
By Pamela Mac Lean

MONTEREY - A federal budget freeze could force hundreds of layoffs in courts around the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals duri...



Litigation


Focus Column - Litigation - By Stuart Miller - Parties subjected to criminal, civil or administrative enforcement actions some...


Forum Column - By Saul Landau and Farrah Hassen - In 1928, Justice Louis D. Brandeis, in Olmstead v. United States, cal...



Personal Injury & Torts


Forum Column - By Bruce Brusavich - According to Republicans, one could presume that the Democratic presidential ticket of Sen...


Entertainment & Sports


Tax Lawyer Had Many Celebrity Clients

Jul. 21, 2004
By Kenneth Davis

LOS ANGELES - Bruce M. Stiglitz, an entertainment tax attorney and partner with Loeb & Loeb, died July 14 in Beverly Hills...



Civil Rights


UCLA Settles Racial-Bias Suit for $1.3 Million

Jul. 21, 2004
By Stefanie Knapp

LOS ANGELES - An African-American medical researcher has settled a decade-old racial discrimination claim against UCLA Medical...


Appellate Practice


SANTA ANA - In a ruling that expands mental health workers' legal duties, a state appeals court has ruled that therapists have...



Judges and Judiciary


Settlement Likely in Disgraced Judge Case

Jul. 21, 2004
By Craiq Anderson

SAN JOSE - The attorney representing Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge William Danser said Monday he is confident that h...


Judges and Judiciary


Bench Survey Called Unfair

Jul. 21, 2004
By Donna Domino

SAN FRANCISCO - A member of a Marin County lawyers group Monday disavowed the findings of a survey the organization commission...



Immigration


SAN FRANCISCO - An undocumented Guatemalan immigrant who built her life around her children in Los Angeles should get another ...


Criminal


Column By Garry Abrams - Angry federal prosecutors decided Monday to seek the death penalty against domestic arts tycoon Marth...



Government


LOS ANGELES - Layoffs to close a $10 million budget gap at the state Department of Justice could fall disproportionately on th...


Criminal


JUROR BILL

Jul. 21, 2004
By Dan Evans

SANTA ANA - Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas said Monday that Assemblyman Lou Correa, D-Santa Ana, had agreed t...



Government


Payroll Tax on Partners

Jul. 21, 2004
By Tyler Cunningham

SAN FRANCISCO - Desperate for new revenue, San Francisco is reaching for the pockets of law firm partners. The Board of Superv...


Intellectual Property


Microsoft Settles Lindows Trademark Suit

Jul. 21, 2004
By Xenia Kobylarz

SAN FRANCISCO - Microsoft Corp.'s aggressive trademark defense against a small San Diego startup appeared to backfire Monday, ...



Government


Busway Takes Detour Back to Drawing Board

Jul. 21, 2004
By Erica Williams

LOS ANGELES - It's back to the drawing board for a $300 million busway under construction in the San Fernando Valley, after a ...


Appellate Practice


Critics Decry Execution of Teens

Jul. 20, 2004
By Susan Mcraen

LOS ANGELES - Jimmy Carter, Mikhail Gorbachev, the American Medical Association, Mexico and an array of nations, child welfare...



Mergers & Acquisitions


Ceradyne Inc. announced July 1 that it will pay $136 million for ESK Ceramics, a Germany-based industrial technical ceramic ma...


Labor/Employment


Nonblacks Are Quitting Police, Suit Says

Jul. 20, 2004
By Eron Yehuda

The Rialto police chief's policy of favoring African-American police officers has resulted in a "mass exodus" of highly qualif...



Technology & Science


San Jose-based networking giant Cisco Systems Inc. has announced plans to scoop up part of one company and the remaining 83 pe...


Litigation


Jung Hwa Jung can't express her feelings about her husband of 15 years. She suffered severe brain damage a decade ago because ...



Government


Judge Supports Oral Arguments

Jul. 20, 2004
By Stefanie Knapp

LOS ANGELES - Justice Norman L. Epstein had practiced only civil law when Gov. Jerry Brown appointed him to the bench in 1975....


Media


An attorney who advertises in the alternative newspaper L.A. Weekly has filed an antitrust lawsuit against the publication, ch...



Firm Watch


Jeffrey Lederman says he endured many sleepless night worrying about his friends and colleagues at East Palo Alto's Gray, Cary...


Firm Watch


M. Manuel Fishman began his 22-year real estate career at big firms, first with San Francisco's Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro...



Entertainment & Sports


Sports aficionados glued to their radios and television screens for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games can thank the behind-the-sc...


International


Washington, D.C.-based Piper Rudnick kicked off its European expansion efforts by attracting 16 attorneys from the affiliate P...