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A Los Angeles employment dispute has put Luce Forward Hamilton & Scripps in an awkward position as the subject of a test c...


Firm Watch


Cristina Arguedas, name partner at Emeryville's Cooper Arguedas & Cassman, has become a fellow of the American College of ...


San Francisco's well-known intellectual property shop, Townsend and Townsend and Crew, finally is putting together a separate ...


Firm Watch


Alternative dispute resolution provider JAMS has added two new members - a family law judge and a real estate attorney - to it...


Law Practice


San Francisco's Legal Community Against Violence , the non-profit group founded in the aftermath of the 101 California St. sho...


Public Interest


Good Deeds

Dec. 5, 2000
By Tamara Scott

The Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles' annual Access To Justice Awards event and fund-raiser on Tuesday honored investment b...


Firm Watch


Love of Music Enriches Practice of Law

Dec. 5, 2000
By Contributing Writer

Amanda Susskind has a theory: "You can be a good lawyer without being creative, but you cannot be a great lawyer without being...


Firm Watch


The St. Vincent Medical Center Foundation of Los Angeles has named a local bankruptcy associate to its board of directors. Mar...


Criminal


Judge Bans TV, Still Cameras From Soliah Trial

Dec. 5, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

LOS ANGELES - The upcoming attempted bombing trial of ex-Symbionese Liberation Army soldier Sara Jane Olson, formerly Kathleen...


Criminal


Smoking Trial Ends in Bar Owners' Probation

Dec. 5, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - A judge has placed owners of the Mira Mesa Inn on three years' probation and ordered them to close their business ...


Litigation


2nd District Opens Boulevard Meetings

Dec. 5, 2000
By Dawn Piimanu

LOS ANGELES - Hollywood Boulevard, just as the stars whose names adorn its "Walk of Fame," has been undergoing several face li...


Criminal


Judge Orders LAPD to Alter Skid Row Tactics

Dec. 5, 2000
By Garry Abrams

LOS ANGELES - A federal judge Friday issued a temporary restraining order prohibiting the Los Angeles Police Department from u...


Constitutional Law


Someone whose free-speech rights under the California Constitution are violated cannot sue for money damages, an appellate cou...


Law Practice


LOS ANGELES - As its attorneys turned off the lights and closed the doors Thursday night, Tuttle & Taylor's reign as one o...


Litigation


Judge Axes Measure Nixing Airport

Dec. 5, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

A Los Angeles Superior Court judge has struck down Measure F, an Orange County ballot measure halting planning of an internati...


Appellate Practice


Justices Appear Split on Recount

Dec. 5, 2000
By David Pike

WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court justices appeared sharply split Friday on whether to reverse the Florida Supreme Court's decisi...


Criminal


LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles City Council members Friday denounced the Los Angeles Police Department's heavy street presence duri...


Constitutional Law


Public utilities can send political literature to customers along with their bills, a California appellate court has said, str...


Government


Grappling With Arcana

Dec. 5, 2000
By Staff Writer

SACRAMENTO - Buzz words at the state Fair Political Practices Commission these days, such as "reasonable foreseeability," "pub...


Technology & Science


LOS ANGELES - The Daily Journal Corporation has announced the launch of its Web site, which gives subscribers access to curren...


Litigation


Abuse of Power

Dec. 2, 2000
By Staff Writer

The class-action option has long served a dual purpose, both allowing individuals to combine relatively small claims and reso...


Litigation


LOS ANGELES - For six years, young immigrants from Mexico found work as graveyard-shift janitors in supermarkets in Southern C...


Real Estate/Development


FOCUS ON TRANSPORTATION

Dec. 2, 2000
By Julie Nakashima

By Julie Nakashima Transportation is one of the biggest issues real estate developers face. Proximity to airports, ports and ...


Real Estate/Development


UPDATE Napa/Solano

Dec. 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

By John McCloud The high rents and tight markets of the inner ring of San Francisco Bay Area cities has had less impact on th...


Litigation


Unrestrained Freedom

Dec. 2, 2000
By Dawn Piimanu

In two cases, seemingly disparate but both involving access to justice for large but unempowered segments of society, attorney...


Litigation


Lickety-Split Litigation

Dec. 2, 2000
By Columnist

A basic knowledge of small claims court is crucial to any civil litigator. ...


Real Estate/Development


CONSTRUCTION REVIEW

Dec. 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

California's total construction volume after nine months was up 9.8 percent, totaling $46.19 billion, according to the Constr...


Criminal


I've been in this line of work for 30 years and I'm still surprised to see what our state appellate courts think are hot legal...


Personal Injury & Torts


Pre-emption Puzzle

Dec. 2, 2000
By Columnist

Next week's oral argument should prove interesting to tort practitioners - and not just those who litigate medical-device or p...


Judges and Judiciary


Monterey Judges Approve Merger

Dec. 2, 2000
By Staff Writer

SAN FRANSICO - The Monterey County bench officially approved consolidating its superior and municipal courts Thursday, leavin...