LOS ANGELES - Attorney Brian Oxman, who has made frequent media appearances on behalf of Michael Jackson and his family, is no...
SAN FRANCISCO - Two women who complain they were strip searched and left nude in their Marin County jail cells after being arr...
Litigation
Panel Rebukes Judge for Lack Of Empathy for Very Ill Lawyer
By Erica Williams
LOS ANGELES - In a scathing rebuke, a state appellate court ruled Tuesday that an Orange County judge lacked empathy when he r...
WASHINGTON - Amid widespread uncertainty over a recent Supreme Court decision that cast doubt on the constitutionality of the ...
SAN FRANCISCO - U.S. District Judge Vaughn Walker has ordered a Canadian hashish king released after 13 years of a 24-year pri...
SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals court Tuesday handed a major environmental victory to California Indian tribes in one of the...
Forum Column - By Alison Dundes Renteln - We Americans are proud of our commitment to our ideals: religious liberty, equal pro...
Forum Column - By Patrick Gardner and Meghan Lang - Last week, Congress released the first-ever report detailing the nation's ...
LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles City Ethics Commission on Monday became the third enforcement agency to file campaign finance ch...
LOS ANGELES - The former manager at a Hooters restaurant in West Covina who secretly taped 14 applicants changing into waitres...
LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles' district attorney office Monday lost its bid to reinstate the guilty verdicts of three police offic...
SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals court Monday reinstated a 4-year-old copyright infringement suit accusing one-time pop diva ...
LOS ANGELES - An appellate court reinstated parts of an employment lawsuit Monday, saying an at-will employer who makes false ...
LOS ANGELES - A federal court in Los Angeles this week will hold the first-ever criminal trial pursued under a four-year-old l...
SANTA BARBARA - Superior Court Judge Diana R. Hall, whose private spat with a former live-in girlfriend ended in a drunken dri...
Criminal
Enron's Ken Lay Sings High-Energy Songs Proclaiming His Innocence
By Garry Abrams
Column By Garry Abrams - Singin' Ken Lay, the former Enron chairman and current personification of corporate evil, raised the ...
SAN FRANCISCO - The U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision, Blakely v. Washington, 2004 DJDAR 7581, could force two-stage...
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Court Protects Secrecy of Mediation Files
By Peter Blumberg
SAN FRANCISCO - Attorneys who prepare confidential files for use in mediation need not worry anymore that the files will be pr...
LOS ANGELES - California's medical malpractice law, cited by President Bush as a national model for reform, has reduced awards...
Column - Employment - By Valerie Fontaine - Rejection is an integral part of any job search process, so every job seeker must ...
One year after joining Newport Beach's Stradling Yocca Carlson & Rauth, patent attorney Louis "Chip" Cullman has left for ...
Appellate Practice
Bias Claim, Free Speech Rights Face Off in 'Friends' Litigation
By Stefanie Knapp
LOS ANGELES - A major legal battle over claims that writers on the TV comedy "Friends" fantasized aloud about sex with star Je...
Masters & Ribakoff, a three-person alternative dispute resolution group that specializes in negotiating employment dispute...
SAN FRANCISCO - The heads of two key units in the U.S. attorney's office as well as other experienced prosecutors are leaving,...
LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Victor H. Person is so popular with the civil attorneys who appear before him t...
In what will be the company's largest acquisition to date, Scottsdale, Ariz.-based retail software distributor JDA Software Gr...
The adage "there's no place like home" is especially true for Carson condo owner Deloris Farmer. Farmer, 53, will soon be able...
The Los Angles office of Jenkens & Gilchrist welcomed its first intellectual property attorney with the hire of former Lor...
The Scene drove up to the Beverly Hilton, already running behind, but hoping to catch a few minutes of the cocktail hour of Pu...
Product Liability
Salinas Seeks Millions After Blaze Scorches Office of Its Fire Marshal
By Eron Yehuda
Ever since a blaze scorched the office of former Salinas Fire Marshal Norcliff Wiley two years ago, the press has unfairly pok...