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Large Firms


Turning Toward the Light

Oct. 7, 2003
By Erik Cummins

SAN FRANCISCO - The first thing you notice about Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe's new building at First and Howard streets...


Government


Was It Sexual Harassment?

Oct. 4, 2003
By John Ryan

LOS ANGELES - Arnold Schwarzenegger's alleged history of groping women, if proved, is unlawful and could have exposed the acto...


Labor/Employment


Employment Column - By Deanna Wilkinson - Fall recruiting has begun. Law firms from all over the country are descending on law...


Banking


Balance of Power

Oct. 4, 2003
By Columnist

Forum Column - By Richard C. Darwin - On May 21, the state Senate Committee on Banking, Commerce and International Trade and t...


State Bar & Bar Associations


Ruling on Arbitration A Hot Topic for CELA

Oct. 4, 2003
By Erik Cummins

SAN FRANCISCO - Members of the California Employment Lawyers Association will be buzzing today about this week's federal appea...


Criminal


Morgan May Get Tsenin's Job

Oct. 4, 2003
By Robert Selna

SAN FRANCISCO - The word in the San Francisco criminal courts is that recently re-appointed Superior Court Judge Mary Morgan w...


Criminal


Man Cited For Sex Infection Is Released

Oct. 4, 2003
By Robert Selna

SAN FRANCISCO - A former San Francisco health commissioner, indicted last month on charges that he intentionally infected two ...


Government


WASHINGTON - The Justice Department faces an uphill battle in trying to get to the bottom of allegations that White House offi...


Natural Resources


SAN FRANCISCO - A lawsuit that threatened to derail logging on tens of thousands of acres of land owned by Pacific Lumber Co. ...


Bankruptcy


Singing Bankruptcy Judge Excels With Chapter 11s

Oct. 4, 2003
By Katherine Gaidos

LOS ANGELES - U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Sheri Bluebond is a woman of varied talents. Bluebond can help an ailing company get back ...


Appellate Practice


Out-Of-State Archdiocese Can Be Sued for Abuse

Oct. 4, 2003
By Erica Williams

LOS ANGELES - Roman Catholic archdioceses from other states that knowingly send their pedophile clergy to California can be su...


Criminal


Harris Admits She Overspent

Oct. 4, 2003
By John Roemer

SAN FRANCISCO - Medical marijuana advocates who support District Attorney Terence Hallinan for re-election are behind the ethi...


Litigation


Secret Hearing

Oct. 4, 2003
By Susan Mc Rae

LOS ANGELES - Lawyers for the Los Angeles Times Thursday accused a Sacramento Superior Court judge of violating the First Amen...


Judges and Judiciary


LOS ANGELES - Archbishop Justin Rigali of St. Louis delivered a stern sermon against abortion, the death penalty and stem-cell...


Constitutional Law


Parolees Can't Be Forced to Give Blood

Oct. 4, 2003
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - Forcing parolees to give blood for a federal DNA database is a violation of Fourth Amendment protections again...


Judges and Judiciary


Hard-Driving Judge

Oct. 4, 2003
By Dennis Opatrny

MARTINEZ - The woman was near tears telling Contra County Superior Court Judge Theresa Canepa why she missed a court date. Her...


Law Practice


LOS ANGELES - An Orange County judge ordered the Los Angeles County sheriff's union to halt the deputy sickouts that closed fi...


Securities


Watching the Watchers

Oct. 3, 2003
By Joel Rosenblatt

SAN FRANCISCO - Uncertainty and defections at the New York Stock Exchange have left legal observers wondering how the role of ...


Constitutional Law


Valid Ballot

Oct. 3, 2003
By Columnist

Forum Column - By Daniel H. Lowenstein - The blocking of the California recall election by a three-judge panel of the 9th U.S....


Appellate Practice


Focus Column - Appellate Law - By Robert A. Holland and Hieu T. Hoang - Experienced appellate advocates know that they must ne...


Intellectual Property


Focus Column - Intellectual Property - By Benjamin D. Scheibe - Consider the following scenario: The defendant, who has been p...


International


Forum Column - By Francis T. Fahy - Thomas Friedman's vitriol against France in "France is Becoming Enemy of the United States...


Judges and Judiciary


Davis Names Two Women to San Diego Bench

Oct. 3, 2003
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - Gov. Gray Davis on Wednesday appointed an assistant U.S. attorney and a former federal prosecutor to the San Diego...


Intellectual Property


Pooh Royalties Case Will Get New Judge

Oct. 3, 2003
By Garry Abrams

LOS ANGELES - After 12 years under the supervision of Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Ernest M. Hiroshige, the high-profile a...


Media


Panel Affirms Libel Award to Attorney

Oct. 3, 2003
By Katherine Gaidos

LOS ANGELES - A state appeals court has affirmed a $2.25 million judgment in favor of Beverly Hills attorney and businessman L...


Criminal


Court Upholds Evading Arrest Law

Oct. 3, 2003
By Erica Williams

LOS ANGELES - Upholding the state Vehicle Code for felony evading arrest, an appeals court has rejected claims that the law re...


Labor/Employment


Labor Lawyer Developed National Reputation

Oct. 3, 2003
By Claude Walbert

LOS ANGELES - David Arthur Cathcart, a nationally prominent attorney in labor and employment law, died Tuesday of cancer at hi...


Litigation


Verizon Settlement

Oct. 3, 2003
By Susan Mc Rae

LOS ANGELES - Verizon Communications Inc., the biggest U.S. local-telephone company, has agreed to pay $20 million to settle a...


Law Practice


Elevator Tiff Doesn't Prove Future Harm

Oct. 3, 2003
By Tyler Cunningham

SAN FRANCISCO - Stepping into a fight that began in a trial court elevator, a state appeal court has reversed an order prohibi...


Intellectual Property


Reporter's Notebook - By Xenia P. Kobylarz - Last year, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit gave an unusual gift to s...