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Criminal


No Felony for Gun-Packing Man

Aug. 16, 2000
By Daniel Evans

Handing down its latest opinion on a law that has faced multiple legal challenges, the California Supreme Court ruled Monday p...


Criminal


City May Charge 'Pig' for Dung Drop

Aug. 16, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Just call this "Pig in the City" redux. The Los Angeles city attorney's office is considering what if any charge to file again...


By Stephen Yagman. "[W]e cannot tolerate nonviolent disobedience," the mayor of the premier world democracy's second largest c...


Contracts


Insurer Seeks Repair Funds From Riverside

Aug. 16, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - An insurance company that paid Riverside County for repairs to sunken streets in a housing development wants its m...


Government


Judge Denies Request to Subpoena Perez

Aug. 16, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

A Los Angeles judge Monday denied a defense attorney's request to subpoena disgraced Los Angeles police Officer Rafael Perez a...


Criminal


Gambling Leads to Attorney's Arrest

Aug. 16, 2000
By Tessa Jarrett

BLYTHE - A Blythe attorney was arrested Monday on suspicion of embezzling more than $200,000 from clients to support a gamblin...


Government


Voter Booklet Can't Be Changed

Aug. 16, 2000
By Staff Writer

SACRAMENTO - A voter pamphlet may mislead voters considering a new campaign reform measure on the November ballot, but there i...


Civil Rights


Downtown Los Angeles got redecorated over the weekend for the Democratic National Convention. As if by magic, a carpet of cops...


Law Practice


More than 3,000 Jewish community leaders and friends - including President Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton - gathered ...


Civil Rights


Raucous Protests Kick Off Convention

Aug. 16, 2000
By Chris Ford

As the Democratic National Convention got under way Monday, beginning its carefully choreographed march toward Al Gore's nomin...


Public Interest


Legal Advocates Come to Rescue of D2K Protesters

Aug. 16, 2000
By Jeffrey Anderson

The Class of 1968 never had it so good. No hippie, yippie or draft dodger ever saw the likes of veteran civil rights lawyer Ja...


Family


Deadbeat-Parent Ruling Helps Prosecutors

Aug. 15, 2000
By PETER BLUMBERG

SAN FRANCISCO - Prosecutors have broader power to use criminal sanctions to collect long-overdue child support under a ruling ...


Discipline


SAN FRANCISCO - In the end, it wasn't Eben Gossage's 1975 killing of his sister that killed his chances of becoming a lawyer. ...


Entertainment & Sports


Tinsel Turmoil

Aug. 15, 2000
By Katherine Gaidos


Law Practice


L.A. Story

Aug. 15, 2000
By Liz Valsamis


Firm Watch


CENTURY CITY FAMILY LAW BOUTIQUE REORGANIZES

Aug. 15, 2000
By Staff Writers

Mannis & Phillips, a Century City family law boutique known for representing high-profile clients from Hollywood stars to ...


Firm Watch


Century City's Kelly Lytton Mintz & Vann has started an insolvency practice group with the help of two bankruptcy veterans...


Banking


Bank Rules

Aug. 15, 2000
By Columnist

A new banking law applies to businesses not traditionally considered financial-services companies. ...


Insurance


Hand Down

Aug. 15, 2000
By Columnist

Hand v. Farmers Insurance Exchange does not permit a judgment creditor to sue for the excess part of a judgment or to prevent ...


Transactions


Talarian Corp. has gone public in an offering valued at $67.2 million. Originally a provider of command-and-control software t...


In a push for expansion, Los Angeles-based Nossaman, Guthner, Knox & Elliott has recruited four new partners in the last t...


Transactions


In a deal illustrating the increased need for wireless network access, Irvine-based Broadcom Corp. has bought El Segundo's Inn...


Transactions


CoSine Communications Inc. has gone public in an offering valued at $140 million. By Melissa Onstad and Victoria Newman. ...


Law Practice


High-Profile Attorney Patterson Joins MoFo

Aug. 15, 2000
By Victoria Newman

High-profile trial attorney Charles E. Patterson has left Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro in Los Angeles. He joins Morrison &am...


Firm Watch


AMANDA SUSSKIND EXPANDS WESTON'S PUBLIC PRACTICE

Aug. 15, 2000
By Victoria Newman

Amanda Susskind, who took time off from practicing law to run for the State Assembly in the 42nd District last year and lost t...


Firm Watch


Side Job Spices Up the Life of a Lawyer Chef

Aug. 15, 2000
By Victoria Newman

Orange County sole practitioner Jerry O'Brien finds his other profession - cooking - "major stress relief." When not working a...


Firm Watch


Dallas' Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Field has added two premiere appellate specialists in its 65-lawyer Los Angeles offic...


Criminal


LAPD Officer Pleads Guilty

Aug. 15, 2000
By David Houston

A veteran police officer who was assigned to the Los Angeles Police Department's 77th Division pleaded guilty Friday to a fede...


Transactions


In a Hot Tech Deal, a Cool Head Prevails

Aug. 15, 2000
By Victoria Newman

Emotions can run high during the negotiation of a multimillion-dollar merger. In a recent $698 million stock deal, corporate a...


Corporate


Mixed Message

Aug. 15, 2000
By Columnist

'Kraus' and 'Cortez' clarify some unfair competition law issues and sharpen others for future appellate courts. By John H. Sul...