By Liz Valsamis Greenberg Traurig has lured Paul Glassman from his Century City bankruptcy boutique Peitzman, Glassman, Weg &...
Column Focus: Corporate Law By Tim C. Bruinsma Europe in many ways truly has coalesced into a "union." Most of the primary co...
By Gonzalo Solano Associated Press Writer LAGO AGRIO, Ecuador - A Spanish scientist working with plaintiffs in a lawsuit accu...
By Erik Cummins Maria Blanco, the national senior counsel for the Mexican American Legal and Educational Fund, will replace E...
By Stefanie Knapp Thanks to a Los Angeles Superior Court ruling, a Pasadena neighborhood will have to tolerate large utility ...
By Stefanie Knapp Arbitrators awarded Children's Hospital of Los Angeles $3.6 million last month in its breach of contract cl...
By Stefanie Knapp California's A-list lawyers battled serious Los Angeles traffic to gather in celebration of the Daily Journ...
By Liz Valsamis Jerome Coben pulled together the 50 members of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom's corporate department...
By Eron Ben-Yehuda Contestants on the television game show "Wheel of Fortune" are expected to express enthusiasm. But watch o...
By Eron Ben-Yehuda A nasty divorce battle in family court is turning even more bitter with a subsequent civil action. The dis...
Column Media Relations By Richard S. Levick Law firms historically have resisted any proactive relationship with the media. T...
Litigation
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Alternative Dispute Resolution
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Public Interest
Legal Aid Fund-Raiser Lauds Service by Actor, Attorney
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By Stefanie Knapp An 88-year-old man who has lived in his apartment for 47 years faced eviction, but on Oct. 14 the Legal Aid...
Forum Column By John C. Eastman and Timothy Sandefur Since his election three years ago, President George W. Bush has faced s...
Litigation
Settlement Offer by Defendant Can Cut Off Plaintiff's Attorney-Fee Award
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Focus Column Litigation By Andrew M. Gilford and Scott J. Leipzig Code of Civil Procedure Section 998 can be an effective too...
Alternative Dispute Resolution
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Focus Column Alternative Dispute Resolution By Richard E. Best Recent years have seen a strong trend toward private judging a...
SAN FRANCISCO - A state appellate court has upheld a $7 million judgment against Merced County's social services agency for n...
LOS ANGELES - Colleagues of attorney Gerald Curry, who was shot Friday outside the Van Nuys Courthouse by a man who was appar...
SAN JOSE - A Santa Clara County prosecutor argued that Deputy Public Defender Charlie Gillan created a conflict of interest b...
LOS ANGELES - An appellate panel has revived a community activist's suit against LA Focus magazine, reversing a grant of summ...
SAN FRANCISCO - Dan Addario, San Francisco District Attorney Terence Hallinan's chief investigator, has agreed to resign afte...
LOS ANGELES - When Superior Court Commissioner Phyllis A. Shibata was faced with a defendant who could not read or write, she...
LOS ANGELES - Renowned litigator Larry Feldman is leaving Santa Monica boutique Fogel, Feldman, Ostrov, Ringler & Klevens...
LOS ANGELES - Presiding Justice Candace D. Cooper had a homecoming Thursday as she returned to her alma mater, Dorsey High Sc...
A decade after a travel junket scandal rocked the California Supreme Court, the public doesn't always know where judges go on...
LOS ANGELES - Vincent, Eusi and Jose waited with other members of Strike Team 1177 for orders that would take them to the fir...
Focus Column Bankruptcy Law By Bruce Givner On February 4, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a Los Angeles law...
Employment Column By Barry Kellman Terminating employees is an unpleasant but necessary part of running a successful law firm...
Forum Column By John A. Kronstadt In 1873, Mark Twain observed in a 4th of July speech that "[w]e have a criminal jury system...