Judges and Judiciary
May 16, 2006
Adapting Nimbly to Criminal Court
LOS ANGELES - During her 18 years as an environmental lawyer, Gail Ruderman Feuer earned a reputation as a skilled negotiator, a woman with a talent for hammering out a compromise without compromising her principles.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - During her 18 years as an environmental lawyer, Gail Ruderman Feuer earned a reputation as a skilled negotiator, a woman with a talent for hammering out a compromise without compromising her principles.
In 2000, Feuer, then a senior attorney at the nonprofit Natural Resources Defense Council, won a landmark su...
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