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Participants

Jan. 1, 2012
By Karisantos



To Get Rich Is Glorious

Dec. 2, 2011
By Kari Santos



Legal Dress Codes

Dec. 2, 2011
By Riley Guerin



A Taxing Fight for Partners

Dec. 1, 2011
By Karisantos

San Francisco law firms fight the city over partner profits.



Participants

Dec. 1, 2011
By Karisantos



A Run on the Water Bank

Dec. 1, 2011
By Karisantos

Unable to finish a key section of the State Water Project, California turned over to private interests a huge storage aquifer ...



The Shape of Things to Come

Dec. 1, 2011
By Karisantos

Here come smarter smartphones and more affordable tablet computers—not to mention “social discovery” software.



Dec. 1, 2011
By Jake Flaherty

Summaries of disciplinary action taken by the state Supreme Court or the State Bar Court.



The John Marshall of Israel

Dec. 1, 2011
By Karisantos

A conversation about torture, the death penalty, and Jewish settlements on the West Bank with Aharon Barak, Israel's most cons...



Good Works: Mental Disabilities

Dec. 1, 2011
By Karisantos

Pro bono work on behalf of immigrant detainees with mental disabilities.



Evolution of a Judge

Dec. 1, 2011
By Karisantos

A retired judge recalls how his earlier careers as a police officer and a public defender changed his view of justice over the...



Real Property

Dec. 1, 2011
By Karisantos

How to resolve boundary disputes, which can be emotional and costly.



2012 Prognostications

Dec. 1, 2011
By Karisantos

Next year’s expectations for California’s legal landscape.



Feds Crack Down on Pot Dispensaries

Dec. 1, 2011
By STEPHEN LARSON

Federal prosecutors are cracking down on medicinal marijuana dispensaries in California and several other states...



Environmental Law

Dec. 1, 2011
By Karisantos

Arnold & Porter Barg Coffin Lewis & Trapp Jones Day Kutak Rock California Attorney General’s office



Reel Law

Dec. 1, 2011
By Karisantos

Erin Brockovich



Editor's Note

Dec. 1, 2011
By Karisantos



Immigration Is Watching

Dec. 1, 2011
By Karisantos

For immigration enforcers, monitoring visa applicants’ posts online is like doing an unannounced “site visit” to their homes o...



Educating Tomorrow's GCs

Dec. 1, 2011
By Karisantos

Stanford University’s innovative class for law and business students uses crisis management scenarios to hone the skills of wo...



Aharon Barak

Dec. 1, 2011
By Jake Flaherty

Israel's most consequential supreme court justice.



Hindsight: 72 Years Ago

Dec. 1, 2011
By Karisantos

UC and military training



Verbatim

Dec. 1, 2011
By STEPHEN LARSON

Acting Presiding Justice William W. Bedsworth



What Are "Friends" For?

Dec. 1, 2011
By Karisantos

Although Facebook and Twitter have become mainstream in the legal community, they still entail troublesome ethical issues.



The Rights of the People

Dec. 1, 2011
By Karisantos

For 40 years our nation has been engaged in a civil war: a war waged in our streets and neighborhoods, schools and workplaces.



Tips for Reducing Stress

Dec. 1, 2011
By Karisantos

Legal work is stressful by nature, but you can minimize the tensions that come with a busy practice.



Women and Minority Partners in Big Law

Nov. 2, 2011
By Kari Santos




Attack of the Living Dead Languages

Nov. 2, 2011
By Kari Santos



The Metamorphosis

Nov. 2, 2011
By Kari Santos



LOST at Sea

Nov. 2, 2011
By Kari Santos

Congress has kept the UN’s Law of the Sea Treaty bottled up in committee for 30 years. Now a rush by nations to claim oil righ...