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Firm Watch: By Tamara Scott Corporate finance attorney Gregg W. Corso, former senior counsel to the Securities and Exchange Co...


Criminal


Judge to Hear New Evidence in Teen Robbery

Jul. 4, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

The same judge who sentenced an Orange County teen-ager to 12 years in prison for robbing a juice bar said Friday that he wil...


Civil Rights


Factually Innocent Woman Sues L.A. County

Jul. 4, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

A Los Angeles County probation worker who was found factually innocent by a judge after a jury acquitted her of child molestat...


Litigation


Court Upholds High Rental Car Gas Charges

Jul. 4, 2000
By Daniel Evans

If you don't fill up the tank of your rental car, a state appellate court has ruled, you might get stuck with gasoline prices...


Criminal


Judge Rules That Genzler Can Get a Fair Retrial

Jul. 4, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - Ruling that David James Genzler could get a fair murder retrial despite allegations of prosecutorial misconduct, a...


Judges and Judiciary


SAN FRANCISCO - After a rocky debut marred by technical glitches, San Francisco court executives are trying to revive a high-...


Government


Former Los Angeles City Councilman Michael Woo wants his old seat back at City Hall, but City Clerk J. Michael Carey says the...


Education


School's out - and it's back to the business of law for Howard Miller, 62, the former chief operating officer of the Los Angel...


Law Practice


The judge of television's syndicated "Divorce Court," Mablean Ephriam, may be getting good ratings from television viewers, bu...


Litigation


A girl who was born with severe birth defects because of her mother's exposure to raw meat at work can sue the employer for da...


Technology & Science


SAN FRANCISCO - A federal judge in Los Angeles has ruled that Web suffixes, such as .com, .net and the like, cannot be tradema...


Firm Watch: By Tamara Scott The presiding judge of Los Angeles Superior Court's appellate division, George P. Schiavelli , is ...


Real Estate/Development


On the Scene -- Inland Empire

Jul. 2, 2000
By Julie Nakashima

Rancho Cucamonga Rays of hope The Hope Through Housing Foundation, a California nonprofit public benefit corporation, receive...


Real Estate/Development


People -- North

Jul. 2, 2000
By John Mc Cloud

A major shift has taken place at Marcus & Millichap Investment Brokerage Co. in Palo Alto. Name partner Bill Millichap ha...


Real Estate/Development


In another sign of turmoil in the emerging e-commerce industry, the parent company of Reel.com, an Internet-based video selle...


Real Estate/Development


Plaza Sorrento LLC, with Christopher Coseo as managing member, purchased Plaza Sorrento Shopping Center for $13.4 million. Th...


Real Estate/Development


Low tax rates in Santa Clara County cities

Jul. 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

In terms of local taxes, businesses will find a soft spot in the heart of Silicon Valley. Santa Clara County cities, for the ...


Real Estate/Development


Digidesign, a division of Avid Technology Inc., has become the first office tenant in Pacific Plaza, a $160 million, 720,000-...


Real Estate/Development


Airport area office projects

Jul. 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

UNDER DEVELOPMENT Name and address Owner/Developer Sq. Ft. Delivery Date Tenant % Leased Koll Center Irvine North, 1901 Main ...


Real Estate/Development


FOCUS ON TECHNOLOGY

Jul. 2, 2000
By Jane Zastrow

By Wayne R. Pinnell Much has been said and written in the recent months about the emergence of the new economy business model...


Real Estate/Development


UPDATE South Orange County

Jul. 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

By Ronald McNees Noting the number of leases that have been signed since the first quarter, office building owners in south O...


Real Estate/Development


UPDATE Silicon Valley

Jul. 2, 2000
By John Mc Cloud

By John McCloud Like the rest of the inner Bay Area, Silicon Valley is enjoying the tightest real estate market in history. C...


Real Estate/Development


Hispanic Broadcasting Corp. signed a 15-year lease at Glendale Plaza and will occupy 50,000 square feet on the top two floors...


Real Estate/Development


FOCUS ON REAL ESTATE LAW

Jul. 2, 2000
By Jane Zastrow

By Dan Malcolm The days of doing business on a handshake are long gone. This applies especially to the commercial real estate...


Real Estate/Development


TMW Realty Group, an Atlanta-based pension fund advisor, reportedly paid more than $300 a square foot for 100 First Plaza, a ...


Real Estate/Development


CONTENTS

Jul. 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

JULY 2000 Cover Story: Technology Wired or wireless: Building owners see advantages in both delivery methods. 8 High-tech hot...


Real Estate/Development


Orange County is well known for the anti-tax sentiments of its voters and a review of tax policies in four key south county c...


Real Estate/Development


Western Digital Corp. will move its worldwide corporate headquarters to a new, 187,000-square-foot facility in Lake Forest. T...


Real Estate/Development


On the Scene -- Sacramento/North Bay

Jul. 2, 2000
By John Mc Cloud

Sacramento Builders honor McCuen Sacramento developer Peter McCuen was posthumously inducted into The California Building Ind...


Litigation


Fighting a Clean Fight

Jul. 1, 2000
By Leonard Novarro

LITIGATOR PROFILE By Leonard Novarro Gail Ruderman Feuer is a fighter who doesn't pull any punches. Unlike a lot of advocates,...