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Intellectual Property


Ecards.com Will Appeal $4 Million Verdict

May 19, 2000
By Pamela A. Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - Ecards.com announced Wednesday that it will appeal the $4 million unfair competition verdict reached May 10. ...


Law Practice


Dicta: Money Matters By Kimberely Quackenbush A good time-entry program can make the difference between bills that are paid on...


Government


Council Overrides Youth Program Veto

May 19, 2000
By Chris Ford

Overriding a veto by Mayor Richard J. Riordan, the Los Angeles City Council Tuesday unanimously approved the continuation of a...


Insurance


Good Policy

May 19, 2000
By Columnist

Practitioner: Insurance Law By Scott Thomas During 1999, California courts decided a number of cases involving the scope of co...


Insurance


Viruses and Worms

May 19, 2000
By Columnist

Practitioner: Insurance Law By Kirk A. Pasich On Thursday, May 4, much of the business world was hit by the "ILOVEYOU" virus/w...


Government


Police Station Plans Will Cost $900,000

May 19, 2000
By Chris Ford

Pending approval from the mayor's office, the city of Los Angeles will spend about $900,000 to hire an architect to design a n...


Public Interest


Cry Freedom

May 19, 2000
By Columnist

Dicta: By Paul O'Brien Browsing through some very old newspapers, I came across an article from 1860. A long, front-page story...


Litigation


County Hires Firm to Sue Brokers

May 19, 2000
By Tessa Jarrett

SAN BERNARDINO - Those responsible for investing the county's money in the early to mid-1990s made poor decisions and paid unn...


Antitrust & Trade Reg.


DOJ Stands by Microsoft Breakup in Rebuttal

May 19, 2000
By Xenia P. Kobylarz

In an expected response to Microsoft Corp.'s proposed counter remedy for its antitrust violations, the Department of Justice a...


Labor/Employment


Lawyers Sue O.C. Over Reorganized Positions

May 19, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - The bargaining association for lawyers who work for Orange County has filed a lawsuit claiming county officials we...


Litigation


Regents Expected to OK Cryobank Settlement

May 19, 2000
By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld

WESTWOOD - James E. Holst, the University of California's general counsel and vice president of l egal a ffairs, said Wednesda...


Litigation


Mother Sues Flynt for 'Anguish' Over TABOO

May 19, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

The mother of a 14-year-old Orange County boy Wednesday filed a class action against Larry Flynt Publications, claiming that t...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


High Court to Review Confidentiality Ruling

May 19, 2000
By Dennis Pfaff

SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court voted Wednesday to review a lower court decision that has caused "enormous uproar...


Berman Swarttz, the 84-year-old Los Angeles lawyer who skipped to Brazil with his prospective fifth wife last year after admit...


Criminal


Feds Leave Council Out Of Planning

May 19, 2000
By Chris Ford

As four city leaders met Wednesday behind closed doors with representatives of the U.S. Department of Justice to discuss how t...


Constitutional Law


Sunshine Solution

May 18, 2000
By Columnist

Forum: First Light By Terry Francke With every passing day, it seems we are met with headlines chronicling the inceasing depth...


State Bar & Bar Associations


Friends Hold Party to Remember Henrikson

May 18, 2000
By Martin Kruming

San Diego Watch: Leo 'Rik' Henrikson didn't want a memorial service. He wanted "to have a party so all my friends can have one...


Litigation


Former Consultant Sues Pixelon

May 18, 2000
By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld

SANTA ANA - Was it Pixelon or was it Microsoft technology that broadcast live segments of presentations by the Republican Nati...


Judges and Judiciary


Report Calls for Reform of States Family Courts

May 18, 2000
By Contributing Writer

SACRAMENTO - Angry veterans of child-custody battles packed a Capitol news conference Monday and called for closer scrutiny of...


Criminal


Santa Clara's Halfway-House Plan Proceeds

May 18, 2000
By Craig Anderson

SAN JOSE - With a key legal question cleared up, the Santa Clara County district attorney's office is moving forward with a fi...


Probate


Pen and Paper

May 18, 2000
By Columnist

In Estate of Brenner, 76 Cal.App.4th 1298 (1999), the 2nd District Court of Appeal found that a photocopy of a holographic ins...


International


By Bob Deans Tapping the riches of the China trade has been a dream of Western merchants for centuries. The allure has grown s...


Criminal


Couple Convinces Judge to Slash Bail

May 18, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - Steven and Denise Oleesky, accused along with a Glendora lawyer and several private investigators of obstruction o...


Public Interest


Erin Brockovich to Speak at Meeting

May 18, 2000
By Staff Reports

Attorney Ed Masry and legal researcher Erin Brockovich, made famous by the hit movie "Erin Brockovich," will speak at a meetin...


Transportation


Nonpolluters May Skirt Meter Fees

May 18, 2000
By Chris Ford

In an effort to provide a financial incentive to help improve Los Angeles' air quality, the City Council has given conceptual ...


Government


In what will bring to 75 the number of felony cases that will have been thrown out of court due to the Rampart police corrupti...


Immigration


Feinstein Proposes Law for Women

May 18, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Private legislation proposed Tuesday by U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., would grant citizenship to a severely disabled E...


Real Estate/Development


The Access Road Not Taken

May 18, 2000
By Matthew Heller

RIVERSIDE - If Riverside County officials had wanted only to take some of Dr. Robin Oxman's land, they probably would no longe...


Law Practice


Paranoid? Good!

May 17, 2000
By Columnist

Dicta: By Erik Gunderson In the legal profession, cynicism pays. The practice of law is fraught with perils. These cynical ass...


Longtime homeless activist Ted Hayes laughed Monday when I asked him how many out-of-towners might ride the rails and the Grey...