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Edison International's independent power producer, Edison Mission Energy, has signed a long-term power-purchase agreement with...


Health Care & Hospital Law


Health Care Expert Joins Board of Medical Center

Jul. 24, 2001
By Contributing Writer

The Eisner Pediatric & Family Medical Center of Los Angeles has appointed Kevin Kroeker, a partner at Los Angeles' Konowie...


Firm Watch


Heller Ehrman White & McAuliffe 's latest growth spurt has hit Milwaukee-based Foley & Lardner close to home. Since Oc...


The Greekly named Iota Pi Law Group became the first San Francisco Bay Area patent prosecution practice for Seattle's Perkins ...


Firm Watch


Aggressively growing McDermott Will & Emery announced July 9 that Steve Aaronoff joined the Chicago firm's Irvine office a...


Constitutional Law


Adult Business Battle

Jul. 24, 2001
By Columnist

In its upcoming October term, the justices on the U.S. Supreme Court will continue their trend of increased interest in First ...


Antitrust & Trade Reg.


Mixed Bag

Jul. 24, 2001
By Toni Vranjes

The latest ruling in the Microsoft antitrust saga saved the company from a remedy that would have sliced the company in two. B...


Los Angeles' Riordan & McKinzie, which has had a string of high-profile departures since its failed merger talks with Palo...


Antitrust & Trade Reg.


Software Giant Eases Up Its Licensing Practices

Jul. 24, 2001
By Katherine Gaidos

It's as if O.J. Simpson, in the middle of his murder trial, had agreed to take anger management courses. Microsoft, following ...


Law Practice


SAN FRANCISCO - More than 50 years after George Marshall convinced U.S. leaders that heavy investment in postwar Europe would ...


Transactions


Pasadena's GoTo.com Inc. has raised $142 million in a secondary stock offering. The company sold 3,162,500 and stockholder ide...


Law Practice


Triathlon Keeps Irvine Lawyer in Shape

Jul. 24, 2001
By Erik Cummins

On May 19, Greg Brown completed his first Ironman triathlon - a grueling race that combines a 2.4-mile swim, a 112-mile bike r...


Public Interest


On July 15, Gov. Gray Davis had California's top employment legal enforcement lawyer removed from his post for issuing a well-...


Solo and Small Firms


Weston Benshoof Will Host Minority Job Fair

Jul. 24, 2001
By Contributing Writer

Los Angeles' Weston Benshoof Rochefort Rubalcava & MacCuish will host the eighth annual DuPont Legal Minority Job Fair on ...


Solo and Small Firms


Going Solo Doesn't Mean Having to Go It Alone

Jul. 24, 2001
By Erik Cummins

By their own accounts, Edwin Train Caldwell, James F. DeMartini and Dolores Chong have found success as sole practitioners. Re...


Transactions


CurtCo Robb Media has acquired Robb Report and Showcase monthly magazines from Luxury Media Corp. The parties did not disclose...


Transactions


Westlake Village's ValueClick Inc. will buy San Francisco's Mediaplex Inc. for $47.4 million in stock. ValueClick is an online...


Large Firms


ABA Names Crosby Partner to Lead Three Committees

Jul. 24, 2001
By Contributing Writer

The American Bar Association has appointed Joan Haratani, a partner in Crosby Heafey Roach & May's Oakland headquarters, v...


Firm Watch


An environmental law duo from the local office of Chicago's Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal joined the environmental and nat...


Constitutional Law


Earlier this month, on the Fourth of July, our nation celebrated the 225th anniversary of its independence, declared in a docu...


Criminal


Four Decades

Jul. 24, 2001
By Columnist

Mosk's legacy illustrates the limits of judicial power in a society that over the years has become harder on crime and crimina...


Firm Watch


Richard McDonald knows it helps to have a plan. The veteran commercial litigator returned July 1 to his old stomping grounds, ...


Criminal


Magic Words

Jul. 24, 2001
By Columnist

In its recent decision, Tyler v. Cain, 2001 U.S.LEXIS 4909 (June 28, 2001), the Supreme Court held that its prior holdi...


Firm Watch


It looks like Dan Lungren, former California attorney general and legislator, once again is getting comfortable inside the Bel...


Solo and Small Firms


Santa Monica Litigator Receives 'Royal' Citation

Jul. 24, 2001
By Contributing Writer

The Royal Society of Health has awarded a special citation to George A. Peters, a name partner in Santa Monica's Peters & ...


Transactions


San Jose's Centerpoint Broadband Technologies will acquire Zaffire Inc., also of San Jose. The companies did not disclose the ...


International


Border Crossing

Jul. 24, 2001
By John Ryan

When George Gonzalez went to see the summer blockbuster "Pearl Harbor," a three-hour World War II epic, he was one of the few ...


Transactions


Computer giant Sun Microsystems Inc. will buy online training-system developer Isopia Inc. The companies did not disclose the ...


State Bar & Bar Associations


Rite of Passage

Jul. 24, 2001
By Katherine Gaidos

By most accounts, the practice of law is neither kind nor gentle. So perhaps it's appropriate that the California Bar Exam res...


Judges and Judiciary


L.A. Judge Testifies in Murder Trial

Jul. 24, 2001
By Anne La Jeunesse

LOS ANGELES - In an unusual turn of events, a Los Angeles Superior Court judge took the witness stand Friday in a murder case....