^^Spin Report^^ By John M. Curtis "I don't think there's any question that energy prices are going to go up in the future," sa...

THE CLOSER As attorneys and counselors, we need to be more sensitive to our choices of words and phrases. By Barbara Kong-Bro...

The head of the Los Angeles district attorney's Rampart prosecution team rebutted allegations that a former team member was tr...

The estate of famed astronomer Carl Sagan has scored an appeals court knockout against living legend film director Francis For...

BERKELEY - A judge dons his black robe, strolls into the courtroom and asks for silence. But the request is not your typical c...

A multimillionaire real estate investor did not breach a contract with SunAmerica Inc. by failing to inform it about possible ...

WASHINGTON - Antitrust officials must address e-commerce and other hallmarks of the information-age economy with informed caut...

The people have spoken. Well, 27 of them have, anyway. By more than a 4 to 1 margin, those responding to the Daily Journal's ...

FORUM The Supreme Court should hold that a student-led prayer at a high school football game violates the Establishment Clause...

^^Special Issue: ADR^^ By William Sheffield ********* box This piece is in opposition to Mitchell Shapiro's opinion piece prin...

With a school-choice voucher initiative a likely possibility for California's November ballot, legal developments in states wi...

^^At Issue^^ By Deborah Rosenthal Verdicts & Settlement Staff Writer SIDEBARBOX Type: Invasion of privacy Result: Partial ...

-------------- by Kelly E. Lee The American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolution will present a three-day conference ...

SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco-based Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe is adding several attorneys to its Seattle office and b...

FORUM In the eyes of the federal judicial system, property owners are one group of citizens who enjoy a sort of second-class c...

^^ADR PROFILE^^ By Cynthia O'Leary After falling into the practice of entertainment law by chance and with the encouragement o...

'The Practice' tackles the question of how far should law enforcement go to get a confession? ...

SAN JOSE - A Santa Clara County judge on Monday rejected a bid to throw out a lawsuit against the county and a prosecutor file...

SACRAMENTO - The insurance defense bar has moved to pump up its political muscle and legislative presence as it battles cost-...

"Law & Order" is exciting: The characters are engaging, the story riveting and the photography cutting edge. And that is w...

^^Litigator Profile^^ By Deborah Rosenthal Verdicts & Settlements Staff Writer A practitioner must be creative to practice...

The statute of limitations in asbestos cases will be examined by the California Supreme Court. ...

FORUM By Sheila James Kuehl Proposition 22, the limit on marriage initiative, was passed overwhelmingly by California voters. ...

SACRAMENTO - When change is drastic, it can be hard. That seems especially true for hulking bureaucracies. Take, for example,...

SPECIAL ISSUE: ADR By Jeffrey A. Rich Contractual dispute resolution provisions may not adequately contemplate the need for pr...

In a case that illustrates that alleged misconduct at the Rampart Station is ongoing despite the glare of various investigatio...

Employee-benefits attorney Donald W. Meaders has left the Los Angeles office of San Francisco-based Pillsbury Madison & Su...

Two men who claimed they were falsely arrested and violently treated by anti-gang officers from the Los Angeles Police Departm...

WASHINGTON - Although the current Supreme Court is relatively young, the "advanced age" of some of the justices was the topic ...

A Beverly Hills law firm and one of its partners has agreed to pay a former client $3.4 million to settle a legal malpractice ...