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Dress Code Should Be Flexible to New Ideas

Mar. 23, 2000
By Columnist

DICTA What to consider when making the decision to go 'business-casual.' Page 8. By Kimberly Quackenbush In corporate America,...


Orange County DA to Lead Prosecution

Mar. 23, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - A veteran prosecutor with anti-gang experience in two Southern California counties will lead the state attorney ge...



No Conscience

Mar. 23, 2000
By Columnist

^^Employment Law^^ No Conscience Court Holds One-Sided Agreement Between Circuit City and Employee Unenforceable Ultimately, t...


Lobby Promotes Privacy Laws for Officers Records

Mar. 23, 2000
By PETER BLUMBERG

SACRAMENTO - With the Los Angeles Police Department ensnared in the worst corruption scandal of its history, California's poli...



Best Best Case Transferred

Mar. 23, 2000
By Denise Levin

A malicious prosecution action against Best Best & Krieger and one of its clients was transferred Wednesday out of Los Ang...


After being lured to Charlston , Revich & Williams with assurances of an equity partnership, a six-figure annual salary an...



Knocking at Debts

Mar. 23, 2000
By Columnist

By Fred Silberberg Most California law students learn that, if a lender looks to community property in extending credit, that ...


PC Giveaway

Mar. 23, 2000
By Columnist

PC Giveaway Offering Home Computers to the Workforce By Barrett K. Green and Mark A. Romeo The great PC giveaway has begun. Th...



OMelveny Claims Gas No Danger at Belmont

Mar. 23, 2000
By Chris Ford

Arming for its legal battle with the Los Angeles Unified School District, O'Melveny & Myers claims that methane at the now...


Without comment, the Los Angeles City Council Wednesday allocated $44 million to a reserve fund to pay settlements, including ...



LAPD Corruption May Predate Mid-Nineties

Mar. 23, 2000
By Michael Harris

Los Angeles Police Department corruption may date back farther and spread wider than former officer-turned-whistle blower Rafa...


Burglary Trial Is Transformed Into a Spectacle

Mar. 23, 2000
By Matthew Heller

INDIO - When Narcisco Medina asked for an attorney on the eve of his burglary trial, he had already been through no fewer than...



Court Will Hear Case On Taping

Mar. 23, 2000
By David Kravets

SAN FRANCISCO - The facts of the case fit a made-for-television drama. A wife is accused of killing her husband to prevent him...


What is the ultimate value of 25 percent of nothing? That was the Zen-like riddle posed Wednesday in, of all places, a Los Ang...



Lung Disease Claims Life of Bankruptcy Lawyer

Mar. 23, 2000
By Lisa Madrid

Services were held Sunday for Robert Steven Apfelberg, a bankruptcy specialist and real estate attorney. Apfelberg died Thursd...


Family Sues Lawyers for Mishandling Millions

Mar. 22, 2000
By Denise Levin

Davis, Wright & Tremaine has been sued for more than $7.5 million for allegedly mishandling a family dispute over the oper...



Criminal Defense Lawyer Gerald Utti Dead at 56

Mar. 22, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - A criminal defense lawyer who served 14 years on a U.S. District Court panel of conflict attorneys in the Southern...


Equal Vows

Mar. 22, 2000
By Columnist

By Jennifer C. Pizer Now that the Knight Initiative has passed, creating a unique exclusion in California's law, which otherwi...



Conflict of Interest Proves Costly for Firm

Mar. 22, 2000
By Denise Levin

A Los Angeles jury has ordered New York-based Herzfeld & Rubin to pay nearly $1 million to a woman the firm represented at...


Theres No Place Like Home for Kids

Mar. 22, 2000
By Cheryl Romo

It's a grand old house - with large rooms, a fireplace, gleaming hardwood floors and a sparkling white kitchen - and it sits o...



Setbacks Predicted In Future

Mar. 22, 2000
By Columnist

By Ramona Ripston It's a sad day when a majority of Californians vote in favor of discrimination. That is what Prop. 22 is, pu...


School Sued Over Teens Death

Mar. 22, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

A woman whose 13-year-old son died in a school fistfight filed a $10 million wrongful death and civil rights complaint Tuesday...



Punitive Phase Under Way for Cigarette Makers

Mar. 22, 2000
By Tyler Cunningham

SAN FRANCISCO - Jurors, who decided the country's two biggest cigarette manufacturers defrauded the public by misrepresenting ...


Van Nuys Court Official Linda Kippen Dies

Mar. 22, 2000
By Melissa Onstad

Services have been held for Linda Kippen, assistant division chief of the county courthouse in Van Nuys. Kippen died Saturday ...



El Toro Battle: Orange County Must Pay Fees

Mar. 22, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SANTA ANA - The 4th District Court of Appeal in San Diego has ordered Orange County to pay $474,000 in attorney fees to two gr...


By Kevin Notre Soon a same-gender union entered into in Vermont will entitle a same-gender couple to obtain the same benefits ...



South Bay Bar Fetes Judge Finlay

Mar. 22, 2000
By Martin Kruming

The South Bay Bar Association has honored Superior Court Judge Susan Finlay , who retired from the bench last week after 20 ye...


En Banc Panel Considers Sentencing Disparity Case

Mar. 22, 2000
By Pamela Maclean

SAN FRANCISCO - Philosophically polarized positions became obvious Tuesday on an 11-judge federal appeals panel that is decidi...



The Los Angeles district attorney's office said Tuesday - in its strongest defense yet to criticisms that it blew an opportuni...


Judge Orders Settlement of Race Decision

Mar. 22, 2000
By PETER BLUMBERG

SACRAMENTO - Handing a rare court victory to one state agency over another, a judge has ordered the Fair Employment and Housin...