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Intellectual Property


IP Pioneer Starts, Stars in Practice Group

May 7, 2002
By Joel Rosenblatt

20 Under 40 - Vicki Veenker - Vicki Veenker, 39, isn't sure whether she's the only female partner given the opportunity to sta...


Transactions


FOOTWEAR SHOP WALKS AWAY WITH $90 MILLION

May 7, 2002
By Stefanie Knapp

Skechers USA Inc. closed its senior subordinated note offering worth $90 million. The private offering closed April 5. The pur...


Greg T. Williams is bringing his high-tech expertise to the Irvine office of Allen Matkins Leck Gamble & Mallory. The firm...


With a boom in all its practice areas, Los Angeles-based Lewis D'Amato Brisbois & Bisgaard hired two additional partners a...


Family


Contracting for Love

May 6, 2002
By Columnist

Forum Column - Equally Speaking - By Gloria Allred and Ruth Graf-Urasaki - Premarital and post-marital agreements are a fact o...


Labor/Employment


Forum Column - By Ryan D. McCortney - After reading articles on the Supreme Court's recent decision in Hoffman Plastic Comp...


Personal Injury & Torts


Tort Law - Column by Raphael Metzger and Greg Coolidge - California courts do not require expert medical opinions to pass any ...


Government


Decrepit Courthouse Inches Toward Repair

May 6, 2002
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SAN BERNARDINO - The crowded, crumbling San Bernardino courthouse has moved one step closer to getting much-needed repairs and...


Immigration


Forum Column - By Michael J. Ortiz - Attorney General John Ashcroft may not have been behind the order to cover the bare-breas...


Real Estate/Development


Watertight

May 4, 2002
By Columnist

Column by Michael Solender - Every year, thousands of new homes are built in California, many of which are constructed imprope...


Litigation


Fair Play

May 4, 2002
By Christina Landers

At different times over more than a decade, several female employees of Ralphs Grocery Store Co. suffered verbal and mental ab...


Litigation


Building Solutions

May 4, 2002
By Columnist

Column by Alex Polsky - Hang onto your hats! Construction defect litigation is about to go from a one- to a two- to a three-st...


Litigation


Blaze of Glory

May 4, 2002
By Christina Landers

Not the type to choose the easy route in life, attorney Philip E. Kay picked a tougher-than-usual job to pay his way through l...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


On Stage

May 4, 2002
By Eron Yehuda

An actor's greatest fear is losing his spell over an audience. The way to keep the crowd's attention is to show sincerity and ...


Labor/Employment


Employment Column - By Craig A. Blumin - Summer is right around the corner. For many, the arrival of summer brings days at the...


Litigation


Ha!

May 4, 2002
By Christina Landers

Tutor-Saliba Heads Down Wrong Track Construction joint venture Tutor-Saliba-Perini , which was hired by the Los Angeles County...


Government


LOS ANGELES - The city of Los Angeles should prosecute owners, managers and tenants of high-rises who don't conduct fire drill...


Large Firms


LOS ANGELES - Washington, D.C.-based McKenna & Cuneo is in merger talks with Atlanta-based Long, Aldridge & Norman. Lo...


Judges and Judiciary


The Justice of Inquiry

May 4, 2002
By John Roemer

SAN FRANCISCO - Associate Justice Stuart R. Pollak took what was - for him - a little light reading on a recent vacation jaunt...


Forum Column - By Gilbert Geis and Joseph F. C. DiMento - To many Americans, the grand jury criminal indictment of Arthur Ande...


Technology & Science


DNA Tug of War

May 4, 2002
By Columnist

Forum Column - By Karl Manheim - Imagine the following scenario: Salvador Dolly has a rare and valuable genetic trait. Somethi...


Constitutional Law


LOS ANGELES - An appellate court cleared the way for the Los Angeles Times and other media to publish photographs of a San Ber...


LOS ANGELES - Minneapolis-based Dorsey & Whitney is establishing a Bay Area presence with the acquisition of Flehr Hohbach...


Criminal


SAN JOSE - A federal jury Thursday convicted Michael Rostoker, a patent lawyer and former business executive, of illegally tra...


Judges and Judiciary


Jurist Travels to Teach Judging

May 4, 2002
By Jeffrey Anderson

LOS ANGELES -If the public is to have confidence in the legal system, judges need to be free from political pressure, says Los...


Constitutional Law


Nike's Sweatshop Defense Isn't Protected

May 4, 2002
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - Nike's aggressive public defense of its treatment of Asian workers is not protected free speech, but is regula...


Media


DA Threatens Search of Newspaper

May 4, 2002
By David Houston

LOS ANGELES - As part of an expanding investigation by the Los Angeles County district attorney's office into the current poli...


Constitutional Law


Focus Column - By Chris Scheuring - The temporary development moratorium is a widely used tool in land use planning that prese...


Criminal


LOS ANGELES - Prosecutors have asked a judge to remove the attorney representing Robert Blake's bodyguard-co-defendant, claimi...


Law Practice


Veteran Lawyer Had Lifelong Love of Baseball

May 4, 2002
By Jenna Bordelon

LOS ANGELES - Richard M. Hall was just coming into his own in the 1930s when his grandmother gave him a choice: Take an offer ...