LOS ANGELES - Services have taken place for retired sole practitioner and jewelry maker James E. Sloan of Los Angeles. Sloan,...
LOS ANGELES - A federal grand jury Wednesday indicted an immigration officer on charges he promised political asylum to two Ch...
Media
Time Transforms Trashy Tabloid From Kleenex for Extraterrestrials Into Newspaper
By Garry Abrams
Column by Garry Abrams - Has the National Enquirer transformed itself over the years from a gossip rag into a publication that...
LOS ANGELES - Visitors to online auction site eBay who purchased autographed baseballs from dealers named "Stan the Man Memora...
SANTA ANA - Orange County's district attorney has intervened in criminal cases on behalf of campaign contributors, hired polit...
LOS ANGELES - A federal jury Wednesday found six Ukranian nationals guilty of operating an international smuggling ring that b...
REDWOOD CITY - Steve Wagstaffe, San Mateo County's chief deputy district attorney, finds himself in a frustrating bind. His pr...
Focus Column - By Jordan Stanzler - One twist in the Enron fiasco is the insurance story. Recent newspaper reports indicate th...
SACRAMENTO - A scaled-back measure that still would expand the state's wiretap law has cleared its biggest obstacle, passing t...
Dicta Column - By Beth A. Schroeder - Law firms are employers, too, and as employers, they get pitches about employee handbook...
Dicta Column - By Betty Morris - For more than 25 years, I have watched changes taking place in the legal profession. As the l...
Forum Column - By Bruce G. Iwasaki - President Bush supports the Legal Services Corp., which allocates funds to 179 locally r...
Labor/Employment
'Silo' Doesn't Permit Most Employers To Discriminate on Basis of Religion
By Columnist
Focus Column - By Robin J. Samuel - Is religious discrimination in the workplace ever legal? The answer, it turns out, is yes,...
Forum Column - By Rita Miller In May, the first jurors began arriving for the "one trial" system of jury service in Los Angele...
SAN JOSE - Michelangelo Delfino and Mary Day, the two research scientists who were found liable last year for defaming their f...
SAN FRANCISCO - Attorneys for the city of Oakland expressed confidence Tuesday that the city will soon be able to enforce its ...
SACRAMENTO - Richard Barber is on a mission. Tales his great-aunt recounted about growing up as a slave on a North Carolina to...
SAN FRANCISCO - Two senior attorney positions that were targeted for elimination from the San Francisco public defender's staf...
LOS ANGELES - After nine years of litigation, a retired Huntington Beach internist has accepted a $350,000 settlement of his c...
Forum Column - By Roy Ulrich - Gov. Gray Davis has been raising money from private donors for his political campaigns for almo...
SAN DIEGO - Comparisons of fibers, dog hair and human hair become more significant when all three forms of evidence are found ...
LOS ANGELES - Miriam Aroni Krinsky, president of the city's Ethics Commission and the executive director of Dependency Court L...
SAN FRANCISCO - In a setback for the media's First Amendment protections, a federal appeals court Tuesday gave Suzuki Motors ...
Intellectual Property
Genentech Loses Patent Suit Over Top Breast Cancer Drug
By Xenia Kobylarz
SAN FRANCISCO - Biotech giant Genentech Corp. suffered another major defeat in court Tuesday as a federal judge ruled the comp...
LOS ANGELES - State Bar investigators have seized the law practice of a Woodland Hills probate attorney, alleging that he has ...
SAN FRANCISCO - A Superior Court judge on Tuesday seemed ready to let a stripper who says she was raped while working at the M...
SAN FRANCISCO - A deputy public defender and a deputy sheriff painfully recounted Tuesday the caustic remarks and humiliating ...
SAN FRANCISCO - Linda Stanley, the federal government's chief bankruptcy watchdog in Northern California and Nevada, has been ...
LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles' Lewis, D'Amato, Brisbois & Bisgaard is changing its name in conjunction with the acquisition of...
SAN JOSE - The state and two Northern California counties can be forced to pay up to $50 million in damages to residents and b...
