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Biotech Background Gives Life to Deal

Sep. 12, 2000
By John Ryan

Throughout the waves of initial public offerings in the past few years, most of the headlines have been swept up by young and ...


Identity Crisis

Sep. 12, 2000
By Leslie Gordon

One night, when Micha Danzig was a first-year lawyer working on a high-pressure, product liability wrongful death case, a par...



After more than a year of zipping between the New York and Los Angeles offices of Brown Raysman Felder & Steiner, partner ...


New recruit Stephen Bickford moved into an office two doors down from his new boss, Nossaman Guthner Knox & Elliot managin...



Tax Tinkering

Sep. 12, 2000
By Columnist

By Boyd Hudson. Allowing participation of the nonelecting spouse ensures that innocent-spouse relief will only be granted wher...


Lawyer Heaven

Sep. 12, 2000
By Columnist

By Corky Pickering. Picture a tiny "pseudo-country" with 60,000 people, two newspapers, plenty of golf courses and place to es...



Ex-Auditor Sentenced In $5M Fraud Scheme

Sep. 12, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - Former Los Angeles court auditor Gregory Pentoney was sentenced to two years in state prison Friday for his role i...


Shooter Study 'Vilifies Juveniles'

Sep. 12, 2000
By Jill Boekenoogen

The FBI last week issued a report about school shootings that urges school officials to be alert to students who show a preocc...



Lawyer Accused of Hiring Hitman Gets 15 Years

Sep. 12, 2000
By Matthew Heller

VICTORVILLE - High Desert attorney Archer B. Hudson put up a six-year fight in the case of his life, battling charges that he ...


Vitamin Maker Sues Academy Over Report

Sep. 12, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - The leading producer of Vitamin C is suing the National Academy of Science, alleging the academy has falsely repor...



SACRAMENTO - Prosecutors and defense lawyers may not agree on much. But when asked to name the most important criminal bills o...


Precious Cargo

Sep. 12, 2000
By Matthew Heller

INDIO - On March 30, just after 8-year-old Machera Moloi stepped from a taxi cab, she was struck by a pickup truck as she cros...



The city of Los Angeles has tentatively agreed to pay a police officer's lawyer $50,000 to settle the federal civil rights law...


Inmates Say DNA Proves Innocence

Sep. 12, 2000
By Peter Blumberg

Thanks to a federal court, death row inmate Charles Hines finally will get a shot at proving his innocence through DNA testing...



Trial Lawyers See Lobbying As Successful

Sep. 12, 2000
By Staff Writer

SACRAMENTO - Trial lawyers and tort reformers are seeing some measure of success in their lobbying efforts during the Californ...


By Zoe Overbeck. Thomas J. Leanse has found a way to expose summer associates to the work of the Anti-Defamation League: have ...



Track Star

Sep. 9, 2000
By Columnist


Torts Fans

Sep. 9, 2000
By Columnist

By Julia Lapis. It's baseball season again! I love baseball, and like most fans, I generally see the positive side of our nati...



Hazardous Statements

Sep. 9, 2000
By Columnist

By Jonathan Schneeweiss. Every day, at workplaces throughout California, employees work with or are incidentally exposed to ha...


Fallen Short

Sep. 9, 2000
By Columnist

By Kenneth Theisen. On July 25, 1974, two weeks before he resigned from office, Richard Nixon signed legislation creating the ...



Home Field

Sep. 9, 2000
By Columnist

By William D. Wick. Federal agencies can't escape California state courts in air-pollution cases by removing the cases to fede...


Sporting Chance

Sep. 9, 2000
By Columnist

On Aug. 15, Verdicts & Settlements sat down with a few of the country's leading sports law attorneys to discuss the effect...



Tough Test

Sep. 9, 2000
By Columnist

By Howard Jacobs. As Olympic sports gained popularity and importance, the incentive for improvement increased. Athletes seekin...


An Iranian businessman who braved the fury of the ayatollahs by distributing Salman Rushdie's banned novel "The Satanic Verses...



San Diego Trial Judge Wins 'Judge of the Year'

Sep. 9, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - Superior Court Judge Judith McConnell, the first woman elected presiding judge in a metropolitan California court,...


Symbol of Success

Sep. 9, 2000
By Columnist

In a few short days, the world's single largest sporting event will commence in Australia and the value of corporate affiliati...



Up to Speed

Sep. 9, 2000
By Ruchi Gupta

Greg Lyman likens speed-skating to litigating cases, "both require tremendous preparation, while you actually only compete for...


Apple Polishers

Sep. 9, 2000
By Columnist

By Douglas G. Carnahan. Court reporters can make witnesses and lawyers look like fools or champions of articulateness. ...



Teacher Files Suit Over Student Slurs

Sep. 9, 2000
By Ed Kimble

A teacher at Palisades High School filed a sexual harassment suit Thursday claiming the school district failed to protect her ...


Inmate Gets 25 Years for Threatening Judge

Sep. 9, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - A two-strike prison inmate, additionally convicted in July of threatening to kill a San Diego County Superior Cour...