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Marketing


Firm Shopping

Nov. 15, 2000
By Columnist

Law firm Web sites function as both informational and marketing tools. ...


Real Estate/Development


New Title

Nov. 15, 2000
By Columnist

The right of survivorship assures the surviving community tenant that he or she will receive the property at the death of the ...


Criminal


Students View 'Appellate Court'

Nov. 15, 2000
By Dawn Piimanu

In 1994, a Long Beach Police Department officer stopped motorist Randall Edwards. It was a routine stop, the officer said. The...


Criminal


Jurors Request Back-Read of Officers' Testimony

Nov. 15, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Jurors deciding the fate of four allegedly corrupt Los Angeles police officers listened intently Monday as a court reporter re...


Labor/Employment


Manufacturer Agrees to End Homework, Lawyers Say

Nov. 15, 2000
By Craiq Anderson

SAN JOSE - Lawyers for an immigrant who sued two contract manufacturers for violating state and federal labor laws by assignin...


Criminal


Guilty Verdict With Ex-Con Juror Overturned

Nov. 15, 2000
By John Roemer

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals blasted a San Francisco judge, a state appellate court and a district judge Monday for f...


Judges and Judiciary


Robert Talcott Named to Bar Discipline Court

Nov. 15, 2000
By Staff Writer

SACRAMENTO - Gov. Gray Davis announced Monday that he has appointed Robert Talcott, a former State Bar bar governor and former...


Appellate Practice


WASHINGTON - When veterinarian Elliot M. Katz tried to unfurl a banner in 1994 at San Francisco's Presidio, he was protesting ...


Intellectual Property


What Can ICANN Do?

Nov. 15, 2000
By Staff Writer

A non-practicing patent lawyer from Santa Cruz has taken on the Web's most powerful ruling body, the Internet Corporation for ...


Litigation


Seeking to further expand public access to court records, legislation is in the works that would severely limit secret settlem...


Criminal


Cooley Selects 11 Members for Transition Team

Nov. 15, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

District Attorney-elect Steve Cooley on Monday named an 11-member team headed by John Van de Kamp to oversee the transition fr...


Litigation


Woman to Sue Driver, Company for Assault

Nov. 15, 2000
By Ed Kimble

The screening process for PDQuick (formerly Pink Dot) employees is expected to come under scrutiny with the filing Monday of a...


Public Interest


Lawyers: If the Shoe Fits, Then Wear It

Nov. 15, 2000
By Columnist

The Rodent wonders where one goes to apply for a job as a legal humor scholar. ...


Public Interest


Booming Ballot Box Business

Nov. 15, 2000
By Columnist

Our present method of collecting and transporting ballots could cause a local, state or national crisis of staggering proporti...


Californians, and maybe Americans as a whole, are sending signals that they're ready to take some of the bite out of the crimi...


Appellate Practice


U.S. Supreme Court Highlights

Nov. 14, 2000
By David Pike

Among actions announced Monday, November 13, 2000 by the justices were:


Large Firms


Left of Center

Nov. 14, 2000
By Katherine Gaidos

What if, instead of inaugurating the president-elect on Jan. 20, we inaugurate a group presidency of thousands of California p...


Labor/Employment


Child Labor Caper

Nov. 14, 2000
By Columnist

The issue that has been left out of this election is the abysmal failure of our child-labor laws. A society can face no more s...


Cleveland-based Arter & Hadden has added seven lawyers to its San Diego office from Hillyer & Irwin, also in San Diego...


Steve McHolm and Dan Winton, a pair of real estate lawyers who've been law partners for 18 years, won't have to part when thei...


Minneapolis' Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly plans to acquire the Palo Alto patent and trademark boutique Hickman Coleman &am...


Transactions


Jostra AG has completed a purchase of the Bentley Cardio Pulmonary Division of Edwards Lifesciences Corp. The deal is valued a...


Firm Watch


James Brosnahan, a partner at San Francisco's Morrison & Foerster, has been honored with the Samuel E. Gates Litigation Aw...


Labor/Employment


Minor Misery

Nov. 14, 2000
By Columnist

Minor slights and changes in employment conditions are not actionable discrimination. ...


Firm Watch


Joel Mark, of-counsel to Oxnard's Nordman Cormany Hair & Compton, has been appointed to the California State Bar Committee...


Firm Watch


Frederick Allen and Michael Matkins, name partners at Los Angeles' Allen Matkins Leck Gamble & Mallory, have earned the ti...


Juvenile


Alliance Dinner Raises $900,000

Nov. 14, 2000
By Staff Writer

The Alliance for Children's Rights, an organization that provides free legal representation and social services referrals to c...


Administrative/Regulatory


Commission Slates Thursday Hearing

Nov. 14, 2000
By Staff Writer

The Los Angeles City Ethics Commission will hold a public hearing Thursday to receive comment on a proposal to require officeh...


Transactions


The Quiet Man Pulls Off a Licensing Deal

Nov. 14, 2000
By Victoria Newman

Call him shy, call him modest. Either way, Rod Berman refuses to talk about himself. When asked about his most recent deal for...


Firm Watch


FORMER SANDERS BARNET LAWYER BECOMES NEUTRAL

Nov. 14, 2000
By Staff Writer

Richard Mosk, a name partner at Century City's now defunct Sanders Barnet Goldman Simons & Mosk, has become a full-time me...