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Energy Law


Take a look at this headline: "Deregulation Ends in Failure." Or this one: "The Perils of Deregulation: Can the Free Market Ke...


Personal Injury & Torts


A Look That Could Kill

Feb. 22, 2001
By Contributing Writer

After a low-speed collision broke a facial bone at Mason Goodloe's temple under his snazzy bike helmet, causing a devastating ...


Litigation


Paired Practice

Feb. 22, 2001
By Contributing Writer

Helping people one client at a time works for Bay Area attorneys Michael A. Kelly and Richard H. Schoenberger. While other att...


Litigation


Motive Motif

Feb. 22, 2001
By Columnist

Motive may be unimportant in civil litigation, but it's everything to jurors. Whether pleading or defending a case, attorneys ...


Litigation


Rules Revision

Feb. 22, 2001
By Columnist

New federal rules regarding civil procedure recently were adopted, significantly changing the landscape for litigators in fede...


Healthcare/Hospital Law


Clinton Legacy

Feb. 22, 2001
By Columnist

Because of concern about improper access to medical information in electronic form, privacy became the political lightning rod...


State Bar & Bar Associations


Lutz Will Assume Bar Leadership Post

Feb. 22, 2001
By Staff Writer

LOS ANGELES - Robert E. Lutz II, a Southwestern University School of Law professor, will assume the office of chairman of the ...


Education


Schools Must Control Hand-Helds, Lawyer Warns

Feb. 22, 2001
By Jill Boekenoogen

PALM SPRINGS - In a 21st century version of passing notes behind the teacher's back, middle-school youngsters by this fall wil...


Discipline


Retired Judge Censured for Covering Up Escape

Feb. 22, 2001
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - Retired Los Angeles County Municipal Court Judge Alfonso D. Hermo was publicly censured Tuesday by the state C...


Government


Two Emerge as Top Candidates to Head Board

Feb. 22, 2001
By Chris Ford

LOS ANGELES - Two of the nearly half-dozen possible candidates to lead the Board of Police Commissioners have emerged as top c...


Judges and Judiciary


Peer Review

Feb. 22, 2001
By Staff Writer

SAN FRANCISCO - When the state's superior and municipal courts merged into a single trial court, an unexpected problem arose: ...


Large Firms


SAN FRANCISCO - As scientists unravel the human genome and businessmen look for ways to put it on the free market, San Francis...


Government


9th OKs State Prison Use-of-Force Policy

Feb. 22, 2001
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - In a significant win for prison officials, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that guards who mistakenly sh...


Law Practice


ABA Endorses Tribunal for International War Crimes

Feb. 22, 2001
By Don De Benedictis

SAN DIEGO - The American Bar Association gave a strong endorsement to a proposed international court on war crimes and genocid...


Judges and Judiciary


Supreme Court Hears Judges' Tax Case

Feb. 22, 2001
By David Pike

WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court Tuesday gave a less-than-warm welcome to the 16 federal judges who have been battling for 12 ye...


Appellate Practice


U.S. Supreme Court Highlights

Feb. 21, 2001
By David Pike

Among actions announced Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2001 by the justices were:


Transactions


San Diego's Kyocera International Inc. has acquired Irvine's Tycom Corp. The value of the cash deal was not disclosed. Kyocera...


Law Practice


SILICON HILLS

Feb. 21, 2001
By Staff Writer

On a clear day, an impressive vista stretches east from the Folsom Dam overlook across the gently rising foothills to the snow...


Entertainment & Sports


FAST FORWARD

Feb. 21, 2001
By Melissa Onstad

You represent a fabulously well-to-do technology company whose software manages information in business-to-business transactio...


Law Practice


Littler Mendleson's Mining the Rust Belt

Feb. 21, 2001
By Staff Writer

SAN FRANCISCO - A little more than a year after opening an office in Columbus, Ohio, Littler Mendelson is at it again, this t...


Proxim Inc. has agreed to acquire Netopia Inc. in a stock-for-stock merger valued at $223 million. Sunnyvale's Proxim provides...


Firm Watch


New York's Milbank Tweed Haley & McCloy is sporting a new, pared-back moniker for its logo. Like an increasing number of n...


After managing his clients, along with the day-to-day operations of his former small practice, bankruptcy specialist Jon Hayes...


NewZing.com Inc. has completed an initial professional investment round of $5.25 million in financing led by Softbank Venture ...


Transactions


San Francisco's CommerceFlow Inc. closed $7.5 million in Series B funding last month, with Prism Venture Partners of Westwood,...


Transactions


Helping Put Rail Line on the Right Track

Feb. 21, 2001
By Victoria Newman

Nancy Smith used a new procurement strategy to close two deals for her client, the Los Angeles to Pasadena Metro Blue Line Con...


Corporate securities defender Eric Landau brought his litigation practice to the Irvine office of McDermott Will & Emery o...


Oakland-based Crosby Heafey Roach & May has added another appellate lawyer to its Los Angeles office. Judy Gordon, formerl...


Large Firms


Team Effort

Feb. 21, 2001
By Staff Writer

From his low-key, quiet demeanor, it is hard to imagine that Edward Anderson is at the helm of one of Silicon Valley's fastest...


Alameda's Align Technology Inc. completed an initial public offering last month valued at $130 million. The company makes invi...