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Firm Watch


Pasadena's Brown & Kellner has opened a second office in Las Vegas. The three-attorney firm intends to use the office as ...


After 11 years, the expansion of the BART system to the San Francisco airport is finally complete. With so many bumps along t...


Real Estate/Development


THE MARKETS -- Los Angeles Industrial

Nov. 26, 2002
By Michael Gottliebn

How's business? "We are one of the healthiest markets in the United States. That has to do with the ports without a question....


Law Practice


Speaking Two Languages Boosts Résumé

Nov. 26, 2002
By Erik Cummins

It's rare, if not unprecedented, for a corporate associate to get involved in one-on-one dealmaking in the first year or two o...


Transactions


Pan Pacific Plans to Buy Center Trust

Nov. 26, 2002
By Toni Vranjes

Pan Pacific Retail Properties Inc., a real estate investment trust, plans to increase its presence in California by acquiring ...


Transactions


Startup Firms Struggle to Find Investors

Nov. 26, 2002
By Toni Vranjes

Entrepreneurs want it. But they're having a hard time getting it. With lingering concerns about the economy, young companies a...


Criminal


Treatment Regimen Keeps Parolee Off Streets

Nov. 26, 2002
By Jeffrey Anderson

LOS ANGELES - For Los Angeles parolee Charlie Jones and other repeat criminal offenders with mental illness and a history of ...


Education


Underdog A-Team Hits Wall at Mock Trial

Nov. 26, 2002
By Stefanie Knapp

LOS ANGELES - John Marshall High School's run for top honors in the Constitutional Rights Foundation's 25th annual Mock Trial ...


Criminal


Westerfield May Face Civil Suit

Nov. 26, 2002
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - Convicted child murderer David A. Westerfield's woes likely will include a civil lawsuit as he whiles away years i...


Litigation


LOS ANGELES - The regents of the University of California have recovered $11 million from contractors and an insurance company...


Focus Column - Criminal Law - As the U.S. Supreme Court considers the fate of California's three-strikes law, the key votes li...


Litigation


SAN FRANCISCO - Attorney Waukeen McCoy looked forward to a long and prosperous relationship with Angela Alioto, his lawyer co...


Criminal


Freed by DNA, He's Still Inside

Nov. 26, 2002
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - Albert Kent Johnson can't win for losing. First, he was convicted in 1992 of a rape he didn't commit - all bec...


Criminal


Panel Dumps Clerk's Convictions for Fraud

Nov. 26, 2002
By Katherine Gaidos

LOS ANGELES - An Orange County law clerk who was told by the U.S. Supreme Court that he couldn't be his own appellate lawyer h...


Front Page


Colorado Casino Owner Files Chapter 11

Nov. 26, 2002
By Toni Vranjes

After failing to meet projected revenues and profits, the owner of Colorado's largest casino has filed for Chapter 11 bankrupt...


Immigration


Banner of Hope

Nov. 26, 2002
By Columnist

Forum Column - By Brian D. Lerner - On September 19, 2002, the Board of Immigration Appeals gave new hope to aliens in removal...


Environmental


Slow Leaks

Nov. 26, 2002
By Dennis Pfaff

LOS ANGELES - At thousands of locations in California, poisons that may have leaked years ago from underground gasoline storag...


Government


State Sues Phony Telemarketer Cop

Nov. 26, 2002
By Hudson Sangree

SACRAMENTO - A group that falsely claims to be connected with the state attorney general's office has been selling Southern C...


Appellate Practice


Alien Deserves New Hearing, Court Rules

Nov. 25, 2002
By Susan Mcraen

LOS ANGELES - A Guatemalan native who withdrew his asylum application after an immigration judge advised him privately that he...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Forum Column - By James Acret - Unfortunately, reform in California consists of "tough new disclosure requirements" that will ...


Intellectual Property


SAN JOSE - The California Supreme Court ruled narrowly Thursday that trade secrets theft can be treated only as a single clai...


Criminal


Court and Fiction Do Not Mix

Nov. 23, 2002
By Columnist

Focus Column - By Thomas Brennan - In her summation in the Winona Ryder case, Beverly Hills Assistant District Attorney Ann Ru...


Government


Council Will Vote on Predatory-Lending Rule

Nov. 23, 2002
By Lawrence Kootnikoff

LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles City Council will vote today on an ordinance to protect consumers from so-called "predatory lend...


Labor/Employment


Stupidity Doesn't Equal Harassment

Nov. 23, 2002
By Columnist

Employment Column - By Phillip R. Maltin - Is stupidity enough to create liability for hostile workplace sexual harassment? Un...


Entertainment & Sports


Column By Garry Abrams - Mickey Mouse suffered another major legal injury in the Winnie the Pooh royalties case this week, per...


Government


S.F. Prosecutor Is Acquitted in Stabbing

Nov. 23, 2002
By Robert Selna

SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco prosecutor Floyd Andrews was acquitted Thursday of three out of four criminal charges filed agai...


Law Practice


Only Online Law School Graduates Its First Class

Nov. 23, 2002
By Katherine Gaidos

LOS ANGELES - The nation's only entirely virtual law school sent its first class of graduates into the real world Thursday. Th...


Criminal


Lawyer Was Active With John Langston Bar

Nov. 23, 2002
By Anne La Jeunesse

LOS ANGELES - A memorial service will be held Saturday for Los Angeles attorney Lair C. Franklin Jr., who specialized in crimi...


Litigation


Insurance Defense Litigator Loved Nature

Nov. 23, 2002
By Claude Walbert

LOS ANGELES - Memorial services for Anthony D. Seine, a partner in the Los Angeles law firm of Veatch, Carlson, Grogan & N...


Commercial Law


LOS ANGELES - For several years, state and county officials have been taking Vons grocery stores to court, claiming that the m...