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Intellectual Property


LOS ANGELES - Napster Inc. has hired senior Department of Justice official Jonathan Schwartz to fill the newly created role of...


Firm Watch


Gordon & Rees, a San Francisco firm that's looking more and more like a San Diego native, announced May 30 that partner Ru...


Firm Watch


The Los Angeles headquarters of Haight Brown & Bonesteel just moved closer to transportation - the expensive private kind ...


Casual footwear company Skechers USA Inc. has taken over the commercial lease formerly held by online retailer eToys Inc., whi...


Solo and Small Firms


COMPUTER GROUP ELECTS PALO ALTO IP SPECIALIST

Jun. 12, 2001
By Victoria Newman

The Computer Law Association has elected Tomlinson Zisko Morosoli & Maser partner Richard Allan Horning to its board of di...


Large Firms


ORRICK PARTNER GETS SPOT ON IRS ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Jun. 12, 2001
By Victoria Newman

The Internal Revenue Service has appointed Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe's Perry Israel to a new advisory committee establ...


Environmental


Necessary Notice

Jun. 12, 2001
By Columnist

Proposition 65, the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act, was passed by California voters in 1986. Health and Safety ...


Large Firms


Second Coming

Jun. 12, 2001
By Karen Coleman

This time last year, top Shearman & Sterling partner Peter Lyons was heading out to Menlo Park from his firm's New York ho...


Transactions


Redback Networks Inc. of San Jose will buy Fremont's Merlin Systems for $57 million in stock. Redback's designs, develops and ...


Transactions


Computer Sciences Corp. has signed a seven-year, $100 million contract to upgrade the technology information systems of Childr...


Constitutional Law


Regulating Reporters' Revelations

Jun. 12, 2001
By Columnist

"If [management] is not gonna [do what we want], we're gonna have to go to their, their homes ... to blow off their front porc...


Firm Watch


At the end of May, the startup-focused Menlo Park firm Venture Law Group became the first Northern California law firm to admi...


Technology & Science


Site Shakeout

Jun. 12, 2001
By Marisa Navarro

News flash! The Internet boom is over. Hundreds of Web sites are bust. OK, so it isn't exactly breaking news. And it isn't a s...


Large Firms


MoFo Picks Up Patent Pro in San Diego

Jun. 12, 2001
By Tanya Rothman

LOS ANGELES - San Francisco's Morrison & Foerster has added to its already strong patent practice in San Diego. Patent att...


Criminal


Alleged Impersonator Faces Charges in Scam

Jun. 12, 2001
By David Houston

LOS ANGELES - At least he didn't pretend he was Shaq. A man arrested Friday allegedly posed as the son of Los Angeles Lakers' ...


Government


AG Secretaries Allege Bias Favoring Filipinos

Jun. 12, 2001
By Donna Huffaker

LOS ANGELES - Two legal secretaries in the Los Angeles office of the attorney general have filed a discrimination lawsuit agai...


Criminal


SACRAMENTO - Since the 1996 passage of Proposition 215, the medical marijuana initiative, district attorneys have been trying ...


Personal Injury & Torts


Boy Whose Circumcision Was Badly Done Awarded $1.4M

Jun. 12, 2001
By Tyler Cunningham

SAN FRANCISCO - A Sacramento jury's $1.4 million verdict in favor of a young boy who was mutilated in a botched circumcision c...


Constitutional Law


Searching For Angels

Jun. 12, 2001
By Craig Anderson

SAN JOSE - The San Jose chapter of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club will walk into a federal courtroom today in an unusual pos...


Government


Switched Endorsement May Have Swayed Race

Jun. 12, 2001
By Gina Keating

LOS ANGELES - Congresswoman Maxine Waters switched her endorsement in the Los Angeles city attorney's race - and possibly deli...


Criminal


LOS ANGELES - A judge has dismissed misdemeanor charges against attorney Shawn Chapman, co-counsel for former Symbionese Liber...


Large Firms


BAKER LITIGATOR BECOMES TRUSTEE FOR INNS OF COURT

Jun. 12, 2001
By Victoria Newman

Charles H. Dick Jr., a litigation partner at the San Diego office of Chicago's Baker & McKenzie, has been elected a nation...


Health Care & Hospital Law


Psychologist Can Be Sued Over Release Of Patient

Jun. 12, 2001
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - Long live the legal battle between psychologists and psychiatrists over who has authority to discharge mentall...


Technology & Science


Judge Backs Yahoo, Refuses to Drop Case

Jun. 9, 2001
By Craiq Anderson

SAN JOSE - A federal judge handed Yahoo Inc. a major victory Thursday in its battle with French courts and antidefamation grou...


Law Practice


Mealtime interviews must be managed properly to secure that job offer. ...


Civil Rights


Biased Portrait

Jun. 9, 2001
By Columnist

'A Chinaman is cold, cunning and distrustful; always ready to take advantage of those he has to deal with; extremely covetous ...


Judges and Judiciary


Lasting Impression

Jun. 9, 2001
By Columnist

"In law ... the emphasis makes the song." - Justice Felix Frankfurter. "It is planned to keep the work up to date ... No doubt...


Energy Law


Frontier towns were not fit for stable families and peaceful development without a sheriff around. Professional baseball games...


Energy Law


Power Pricing

Jun. 9, 2001
By Columnist

The lawsuits fall into two categories: those targeted at the out-of-state owners of the power-generating plants and those dire...


Investments


Rainmaker Leaves Latham to Lead Startup

Jun. 9, 2001
By Marisa Navarro

LOS ANGELES - Edward Sonnenschein, rainmaker at the Los Angeles office of Latham & Watkins, will leave his practice to lea...