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Personal Injury & Torts


Queen Elizabeth, Britons, Mourn Alongside America

Sep. 15, 2001
By Anne La Jeunesse

San Mateo aviation-law attorney Terry O'Reilly, visiting his native England on business and pleasure this week, said that Brit...


Media


Contempt Orders Revoked

Sep. 15, 2001
By Matthew King

OAKLAND - In separate hearings Thursday that retired Alameda County Superior Court Judge James A. Hodge labeled a primer on a ...


Healthcare/Hospital Law


Critical List

Sep. 15, 2001
By Columnist

It will be worthwhile for practitioners to continue to check on the health and condition of 'Pardo.' ...


Litigation


Grown-Up Lawyers Deny Bullying Kids

Sep. 15, 2001
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - Did not! Did so. Did not! Did so. Did O'Melveny & Myers litigators, hired this summer to represent the sta...


International


Most of us believe that something truly evil happened on September 11, 2001, when terrorists attacked the World Trade Center a...


Environmental


Lead Paint Nuisance Claim Rejected

Sep. 15, 2001
By Craiq Anderson

SAN JOSE - Bay Area counties have failed, for the last time, in their bid to add a public nuisance claim to a pending class a...


Judges and Judiciary



Education


BATTLE BILINGUAL

Sep. 14, 2001
By Columnist

The California Teachers Association v. State Board of Education decision upholding Proposition 227's provision allowing...


Law Practice


S.F. Attorney Among the Victims

Sep. 14, 2001
By John Roemer

SAN FRANCISCO - Alan A. Beaven, an environmental law specialist and a founding partner at San Francisco's Berman DeValerio Pea...


Government


Calm During the Storm

Sep. 14, 2001
By Contributing Writer

At noon, the Springfield Metro stop in Alexandria, Va., is generally underwhelmed by a few sleep-deprived mothers taking their...


Litigation


O.C. Woman Files Suit About Alleged Injury

Sep. 14, 2001
By Donna Huffaker

SANTA ANA - An Orange County woman who was disfigured when a piece of a frying pan shot into her neck has filed a personal inj...


Antitrust & Trade Reg.


SAN FRANCISCO - Don Ricketts' other major lawsuit, a class action on behalf of smokers, alleges antitrust violations by city a...


Family


Poundstone Pleads No Contest

Sep. 14, 2001
By Anne La Jeunesse

LOS ANGELES - Stand-up comedian Paula Poundstone pleaded no contest Wednesday to one felony charge of child endangerment and a...


Family


Davis Signs Bill Limiting Prenuptial Agreements

Sep. 14, 2001
By Hudson Sangree

SACRAMENTO - A measure that places new restrictions on prenuptial agreements was signed into law Wednesday by Gov. Gray Davis,...


Discipline


Fun in the Trenches

Sep. 14, 2001
By John Roemer

SAN FRANCISCO - Donald W. Ricketts' quixotic career as a trial lawyer could be about to pay off huge. The Santa Clarita sole p...


WASHINGTON - The nation's top federal judges were 45 minutes into their semiannual meeting here Tuesday when the terrorist att...


Judges and Judiciary


Drug Rehab Expert Named to CJP

Sep. 14, 2001
By Donna Domino

SAN FRANCISCO - Betty Wyman, a drug-rehabilitation specialist for Los Angeles County, was appointed to the state Commission on...


Judges and Judiciary


Deadlines Extended After Lost Day

Sep. 14, 2001
By Robert Selna

SAN FRANCISCO - The Bay Area courts that closed in response to the terrorist attacks on the East Coast were back in session We...


Criminal


Justices Will Not Intervene in Case

Sep. 14, 2001
By Anne La Jeunesse

LOS ANGELES - Attorneys for a Los Angeles County prosecutor accused of misconduct have been unsuccessful in their attempts to ...


Judges and Judiciary


Jurist Knows People Can Spit Fire

Sep. 14, 2001
By Paul Wilborn


Law Practice


LOS ANGELES - The terrorist attacks that hit the United States may affect the practices of attorneys in a variety of fields, i...


Criminal


Review Set for Sobriety Tests

Sep. 14, 2001
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - In a case that could affect scores of drunken driving prosecutions, the California Supreme Court agreed Wednes...


Judges and Judiciary


LOS ANGELES - After more than two decades on the bench, Superior Court Judge Michael Pirosh will retire in January. Pirosh, wh...


Personal Injury & Torts


LOS ANGELES - The devastation thrust on America on Tuesday in what likely was a series of suicide terrorist hijackings will ha...


Criminal


FAA Prohibits Knives on All Airline Flights

Sep. 14, 2001
By Staff Writer

WASHINGTON - Despite previous problems with knife-wielding hijackers on airplanes, the Federal Aviation Administration allowed...


Government


Intricate Laws Surround Response

Sep. 14, 2001
By Erin Carroll

LOS ANGELES - International law likely is not the foremost issue on the minds of U.S. political and military leaders who have ...


Criminal


SAN FRANCISCO - The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday that a Santa Clara County burglary defendant was denied ...


LOS ANGELES - At 10 a.m. Wednesday, Los Angeles Police Chief Bernard C. Parks had his earphones on. Seated at a table with hos...


Product Liability


Alterations Made to Bill Easing Suits Over Hazards

Sep. 14, 2001
By Linda Rapattoni

SACRAMENTO - A party seeking to release secret documents about defective products that injure or kill consumers could bring a ...


Front Page


As the search for those who conspired to hijack four airplanes and assault American institutions along the East Coast intensif...