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Real Estate/Development


Incisive decision

Sep. 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

By Randall L. Mason and Jeffry A. Miller Our clients' stress level has just gone down. In a triumph for common sense, the Cal...


Litigation


Top Dollar

Sep. 2, 2000
By Ruchi Gupta

KEY TO VICTORY. Herbert Hafif simplified a bitter business valuation dispute by using the plaintiff as the only witness on all...


Real Estate/Development


UPDATE San Mateo County

Sep. 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

By John McCloud If there is a hotter, tighter office market in the country than San Mateo County, it must be hot and tight in...


Real Estate/Development


Hot, hot, hot

Sep. 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

By Geoffrey C. Arrobio Overall, those living in the Southland region feel "very positive" about their economic future as the ...


Real Estate/Development


When the local tax bill comes due Ventura County is a relatively affordable location for business, but tight growth policies ...


Intellectual Property


Multiple Misuse

Sep. 2, 2000
By Columnist

TORT LAW By Lorenzo E. Gasparetti and Eric T. Jorgensen. Those who suspect that their trade secrets have been misappropriated ...


Entertainment & Sports


A Memo From One Joe to Another

Sep. 2, 2000
By Columnist

By Ross Johnson. Memo to: Joe Eszterhas: Hollywood screenwriter, big-foot journalist, heavy thinker From: Joe Lieberman; U.S. ...


Law Practice


Merger Dangers

Sep. 2, 2000
By Columnist

By Donald H. Oppenheim. Mergers of firms of equal size and strength are the most difficult kind to actuate as they often end u...


Personal Injury & Torts


Risky Cause

Sep. 2, 2000
By Columnist

TORT LAW By Raphael Metzger. Three years ago, the California Supreme Court issued a landmark toxic-tort decision in Rutherford...


Real Estate/Development


Build to suit

Sep. 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

By Tim Snodgrass With inventories at a minimum in many regions throughout the United States, would-be or current real estate ...


Real Estate/Development


UPDATE Ventura County

Sep. 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

By Ronald McNees Conejo is the Spanish word for rabbit, but there will be no puns about how the Conejo Valley office market i...


Labor/Employment


Whistle-Blower From UC Irvine Sues Over Firing

Sep. 2, 2000
By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld

SANTA ANA - A former assistant vice chancellor of the University of California, Irvine, has sued the school, two of its admini...


Government


Judge Orders City to Turn In Protest Videos

Sep. 2, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

A Los Angeles judge Thursday sternly ordered the city attorney's office and police investigators to turn over videotapes seize...


Criminal


A 23-year-old El Segundo man was arrested Thursday and accused of fabricating a press release that caused the high-tech firm E...


Litigation


Lease Controversy Leads to Investigation

Sep. 2, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - County officials pressured one of their employees to push through a lease that now is the subject of a public corr...


Litigation


Conflict Lies With Lawyer, Not Firm

Sep. 2, 2000
By David Houston

A federal appellate court ruled Thursday that a lawyer need not be disqualified from a case just because another member of his...


Health Care & Hospital Law


Court Sides With State Over Funds

Sep. 2, 2000
By Daniel Evans

Ruling that the lawsuit was based on dubious logic, the 2nd District Court of Appeal Thursday dismissed a Medi-Cal beneficiari...


Tax


Tax attorney Robert Browning Ballantyne died last Friday of a heart attack at Limerick Guest Home, a residential board and car...


Civil Rights


SACRAMENTO - In a surprise move, state lawmakers Thursday revived a controversial measure intended to prevent police from maki...


IRVINE - Six hundred teachers and counselors came to school a week early Wednesday to sit through a daylong class in a hotel b...


Civil Rights


Labor Leader Rallies Immigrants

Sep. 2, 2000
By Susan Mc Rae

From the time Juan Jose Gutierrez entered high school, he vowed to dedicate his life to helping immigrants like himself obtain...


Education


Student With Asperger's Sues His School District

Sep. 2, 2000
By Jill Boekenoogen

Doug sits quietly in his attorney's conference room. Mostly he looks down, fixated on the patchwork of ridges he raises by squ...


Litigation


ATTORNEYS

Sep. 1, 2000
By David Houston

A federal appeals court on Thursday ruled that a lawyer need not be disqualified from a case just because another member of hi...


Government


Voters Will Decide on Use of Tobacco Money

Sep. 1, 2000
By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld

SANTA ANA - Orange County officials lost their court challenge Wednesday to a proposed initiative requiring them to spend toba...


Government


Airport Critic Loses Fight Over Land

Sep. 1, 2000
By Daniel Evans

Score one for the 747s. Perennial airport critic Robert Hensler lost a legal battle Wednesday to keep the Burbank-Glendale-Pas...


Criminal


Judge Postpones Arraignment of Three Teens

Sep. 1, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

The judge postponed the arraignment Wednesday on murder charges of three teen-agers in the stabbing death of a 17-year-old boy...


Administrative/Regulatory


City Works on Parade-Permit Law Revision

Sep. 1, 2000
By Chris Ford

In the wake of a recent ruling that declared the Los Angeles municipal code governing demonstrations unconstitutional, city an...


A federal judge's decision to allow the Los Angeles Police Department to be sued under a racketeering statute is likely to pus...


Environmental


Rare Species Sting

Sep. 1, 2000
By Dennis Pfaff

Like any good businessman, Keng Liang "Anson" Wong seemed concerned about minimizing his risks, but he also looked to be willi...


Government


Attorneys for medical marijuana advocates contend that the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling Tuesday barring distribution of the dru...