Alternative Dispute Resolution
Dec. 20, 2013
James Ware
One year after retiring from the bench, Ware is diligently trying to drum up business for himself in the saturated world of neutrals - a difficult task even for former federal judges.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
As chief judge of the Northern District of California, James Ware ruled on numerous high profile cases: He upheld the decision striking down California's ban on same-sex marriage; ruled that Google Inc. may have broken federal wiretap rules when it captured data through its panoramic Street View map program; and overturned a jury's $147 million patent infringement verdict for lack of evidence.
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