Witness Says Defendant, Victim's Mom Danced
By Claude Walbert
SAN DIEGO - A defense witness testified Monday that David A. Westerfield was "dirty dancing" at a Poway bar on Feb. 1 with Bre...
Judge to Quit Over Ponzi Scheme
By Tyler Cunningham
SAN FRANCISCO - A veteran Fresno County judge who recruited investors into a pyramid scheme has agreed to retire from the benc...
Palestinian May Get Six Years for Threats
By Susan Mc Rae
LOS ANGELES - A Palestinian man is facing six years in prison after pleading guilty last week in federal court to making threa...
Rulings Broaden Border Agents' Power to Detain
By Pamela Mac Lean
SAN FRANCISCO - The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel told border agents Monday they have authority to briefly handcuff ...
Stanford's Dean Defends Attack on McCain-Feingold
By Craiq Anderson
SAN JOSE - Stanford Law School Dean Kathleen Sullivan caught some alumni flak but also picked up some donations after announci...
Court Preserves Nonbiological Parent and Child Relationship
By Columnist
Focus Column - By Shelley L. Albaum, Harold J. Cohn and Seth D. Kramer - In In re Nicholas H., 2002 DJDAR 6249 (Cal. J...
Justices Produce Healthy Crop of Witty Remarks
By David Pike
WASHINGTON - Listening to hour after hour of sometimes droning Supreme Court oral arguments and reading page after page of oft...
DA Drops Request for Forcible Medication
By Craiq Anderson
REDWOOD CITY - Ethical qualms by San Mateo county psychiatrists have trumped a prosecutor's bid for a court order to administe...
Futuristic Thriller Spotlights System's Flaws
By Columnist
Dicta Column - By Stephen Zager - "Minority Report" presents a futuristic world where the guilty are punished before the crime...
Beware Wrath of Political Lazarus Whose Spending Cap Is Violated
By Garry Abrams
LOS ANGELES - Ernani Bernardi, the 91 1/2-year-old former Los Angeles City Councilman who once was a saxophonist with the Benn...
High Court Fee Ruling Favors Employees
By John Roemer
SAN FRANCISCO - An employer who unsuccessfully appeals a labor commissioner's order to pay wages is liable for an indigent emp...
That's Entertainment
By Columnist
Dicta Column - By Richard S. Levick and Scott Sobel - Today's reporting is becoming much more intense and cutthroat. Lawyers a...
That's Entertainment
By Columnist
Dicta Column - By Richard S. Levick and Scott Sobel - Today's reporting is becoming much more intense and cutthroat. Lawyers ...
Futuristic Thriller Spotlights System's Flaws
By Columnist
Dicta Column - Movie Review - By Stephen Zager - "Minority Report" presents a futuristic world where the guilty are punished b...
Justices Produce Healthy Crop of Witty Remarks
By David Pike
WASHINGTON - Listening to hour after hour of sometimes droning Supreme Court oral arguments and reading page after page of oft...
Cross Purposes
By Columnist
Forum Column - By Stephen Yagman - "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for w...
L.A. ORGANIZATION DOLES OUT MONEY TO CHARITIES
By Stefanie Knapp
Los Angeles' Concerned Lawyers of California demonstrated its care in April by doling out money to local groups. The organizat...
CIVIL LITIGATOR LANDS SPOT ON TRIAL ADVOCACY BOARD
By Stefanie Knapp
The National Institute for Trial Advocacy named Michael Kelly, partner at San Francisco's Walkup Melodia Kelly & Echeverri...
Latham & Watkins: FORMER IRELL RAINMAKER RE-ENTERS THE FIELD OF LAW
By Staff Writer
Technology lawyer and entrepreneur Robert Steinberg is returning to law firm practice after serving three years as a software ...
A Shining Night for Justice
By Jeffrey Anderson
Gripping the podium as if he were back at the 1963 March on Washington, U.S. Rep. John Lewis delivered an oratory that boomed ...
O'MELVENY LAWYER EARNS PRESTIGIOUS TAX LAW AWARD
By Stefanie Knapp
The Los Angeles County Bar Association awarded Phillip Irwin, of-counsel at Los Angeles' O'Melveny & Myers, the Dana Latha...
'Mexicotown'
By Michael Gottliebn
BY ANDREA ROSAS CREJ Staff Writer Mexico is coming to the city of Lynwood. In much the same way that Chinatown established a ...
MCCUTCHEN WINS FOOD DONATION COMPETITION
By Stefanie Knapp
Meanwhile, down in the Walnut Creek office of San Francisco's McCutchen Doyle Brown & Enersen, the attorneys and staff won...
SAN JOSE SEMICONDUCTOR COMPANY NABS $35 MILLION
By Stefanie Knapp
T-Ram Inc. completed its second round of financing June 20, bringing in $35 million. New Enterprise Associates led the round. ...
MORRISON & FOERSTER WINS PRO BONO AWARD FROM ABA
By Stefanie Knapp
The American Bar Association honored San Francisco's Morrison & Foerster with the 2002 Pro Bono Publico Award. The firm wi...
Jackson Lewis: L.A. POST ALSO PICKS UP CROSBY LABOR LAWYER
By Staff Writer
Meanwhile, another Crosby Heafey Roach & May partner who has bidden farewell to the firm is labor and employment lawyer Ma...
JUSTICE BALL HIGHLIGHTS JULY'S SOCIAL CALENDAR
By Stefanie Knapp
Bet Tzedek Legal Services will hold its sixth annual Justice Ball on July 20 for young professionals. The event will take plac...
THELEN REID CONTRIBUTES TO FAMILIES OF FREEDOM FUND
By Stefanie Knapp
Thelen Reid & Priest donated $125,000 to the Families of Freedom Scholarship Fund on June 5. The fund provides college sch...
UNDERPRIVILEGED YOUTH SELL ART AT GIBSON DUNN
By Stefanie Knapp
The Heart of Los Angeles Youth received support in May from Los Angeles' Gibson Dunn & Crutcher. The Los Angeles office ho...
SAN JOSE GROUP LOBBIES FOR RAPID-TRANSIT FUNDS
By Stefanie Knapp
Gail Hashimoto, partner at San Jose's Hopkins & Carley, and the other 19 members of the San Jose Chamber of Commerce trave...