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Law Practice


Contact Negotiations

Sep. 11, 1999
By Columnist

^^Marketing Mailbag^^ Contact Negotiations To construct a network from the ground up, start with the people you know By Anne ...


Criminal


Student Indicted on LSD Charges

Sep. 11, 1999
By Martin Bergn

Student Indicted On LSD Charges A 21-year-old University of Southern California drama major was indicted Thursday on charges ...


Insurance


Ito OKs Review Of Secret Tapes In Fraud Case

Sep. 11, 1999
By Michael Harris

A judge has ruled that defense attorneys in a million-dollar auto insurance fraud ring case are entitled to review dozens of ...


Public Interest


Probate Referee Marlene Stein Succumbs to Cancer

Sep. 11, 1999
By Katherine Gaidos

Marlene Gail Stein, a probate referee for the Superior Court of California for 24 years, died Monday of cancer. She was 63. S...


Discipline


Proposed ABA Rules Stump the L.A. County Bar

Sep. 11, 1999
By Don De Benedictis

Leaders of the Los Angeles County Bar Association decided Wednesday evening they need more than an hour or two to come up wit...


Government


City Wins Right to Withhold Complainants' Names

Sep. 11, 1999
By Anna Marie Stolley

A state appeal panel has ruled that a city may refuse to publicly disclose the names, addresses and phone numbers of people w...


Technology & Science


'Paper Chase' Lawyer Osborn Goes In-House at Software Firm

Sep. 11, 1999
By Elizabeth Freudenthal

SAN FRANCISCO - John Osborn, the lawyer who wrote the novel on which "The Paper Chase" film and television series were based,...


Public Interest


Memorial Services Set for Walter G. Danielson

Sep. 11, 1999
By Liz Valsamis

Memorial services will be conducted Saturday for Walter G. Danielson, a retired probate attorney and consul general emeritus ...


Intellectual Property


Cheese Maker Smells Victory

Sep. 11, 1999
By Denise Levin

A Cuban immigrant who developed a multimillion-dollar Hispanic cheese manufacturing company in the United States has been awa...


Public Interest


Retired Lawyer Phyllis Kelly Fairbanks Dies at 68

Sep. 11, 1999
By Katherine Gaidos

Services will be conducted today for Phyllis Kelly Fairbanks, one of the first 25 women to graduate from the UCLA School of L...


Labor/Employment


Court Extends Time Limit for Harassment Suit

Sep. 10, 1999
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - Extending the life of sexual harassment claims, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday that alleged incident...


Judges and Judiciary


Culver to Begin Weapons Check

Sep. 10, 1999
By Denise Levin

Culver to Begin Weapons Checks Weapons screening equipment and staff will begin working Monday at the Culver Municipal Court,...


Labor/Employment


Costly Cups

Sep. 10, 1999
By Columnist

^^Employment Law^^ Costly Cups Supreme Court Defines 'Managing Agent' Under 'White' and 'Ginda,' the court will look to see w...


Government


Renumeration Respite

Sep. 10, 1999
By Columnist

Remuneration and Respite New Laws Restore Daily Overtime and Allow Family-Care Sick Leave By Richard M. Albert, Michael A. Gr...


Insurance


^^ Court Jesters ^^ Today is the first in an occasional series of interesting or humorous court opinions. In Fisher v. Lowe, ...


Government


City Will Study Personalizing Guns

Sep. 10, 1999
By Lauren Bartlett

City Will Study Personalizing Guns Reacting to recent shootings across the country, including the rampage at the North Valley...


Government


Guns Show Delays Suit Against L.A.

Sep. 10, 1999
By Lauren Bartlett

Gun Show Delays Suit Against L.A. A spokesman for the nation's largest gun show said Wednesday the organization has delayed f...


By Tom Teepen As much justice as was possible in the circumstances has been done in the awkward case of Samuel Sheinbein, the...


Labor/Employment


Interview Intervention

Sep. 10, 1999
By Columnist

^^Recruiting Roundtable^^ Interview Intervention When trying to land that dream job, don't forget the basics By Anna Marie Ar...


Government


SACRAMENTO - Workers' compensation attorneys and labor unions are making a final push in the waning days of the legislative s...


Insurance


Shaken 20th Century Sues Quake Contractor

Sep. 10, 1999
By Denise Levin

Putting a new twist on a novel anti-insurance fraud statute, 20th Century Insurance Co. has sued a contractor for allegedly s...


Public Interest


Veteran Litigator Hugh P. Chindlund, 52, Dies

Sep. 10, 1999
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - Hugh P. Chindlund, a veteran trial attorney, has died following a three-month battle with colon cancer. He was 52...


Criminal


Veteran Lawyer May Join Furrow Team

Sep. 10, 1999
By Martin Bergn

A veteran of several high-profile death penalty cases, including the Unabomber's, has been asked to join the defense team for...


Education


SAN FRANCISCO - In a coup for Boalt Hall School of Law, prominent e-commerce theoretician Mark A. Lemley has been recruited t...


Criminal


Zapped Third-Strike Thief Gets 25 Years to Life

Sep. 10, 1999
By Michael Harris

The convicted three-strikes thief who was zapped with a 50,000-volt stun belt for repeatedly interrupting a judge during sent...


Media


Justices Hear Arguments on Media Shield Law

Sep. 10, 1999
By David Kravetz

SAN FRANCISCO - Lawyers argued Wednesday before the California Supreme Court over the scope of the state media shield law, a ...


Law Practice


SAN JOSE - Gov. Gray Davis signed a watered-down bill Wednesday that will tighten the requirements for defense attorneys who ...


Intellectual Property


Judge Tosses Trade-Secret Theft Allegations

Sep. 10, 1999
By Craiq Anderson

SAN JOSE - A federal judge has thrown out some of the trade secrets theft allegations brought in Cadence Design Systems' civi...


Labor/Employment


SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco businessman Russell Jacobus knew his special friendship with the female office administrator wa...


Government


Ventura Deputy Picked to Lead Troubled Riverside PD's Office

Sep. 10, 1999
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

RIVERSIDE - Gary Windom, senior supervising deputy public defender in Ventura County, has been selected as Riverside County's...