RESPONSE
By Julie Nakashima
JULIE NAKASHIMA CREJ Staff Reporter Although the most famous World Trade Center was reduced to rubble, hundreds of other buil...
Morrison & Foerster: WILSON SONSINI NO LONGER STATE'S LARGEST LAW FIRM
By Staff Writer
While Palo Alto's Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati can boast the highest profits per partner in the state (see chart, pg. ...
Miller Starr: FOUNDING PARTNER DIES AT AGE 70 AFTER LONG ILLNESS
By Staff Writer
Harry Miller , the co-author of California's leading real estate treatise "Miller & Starr, California Real Estate," died J...
CAMBRIDGE DRUG FIRM BUYS COR THERAPEUTICS
By Stefanie Knapp
Millennium Pharmaceuticals Inc., based in Cambridge, Mass., acquired COR Therapeutics Inc. in a deal announced Dec. 6. The sto...
Lewis D'Amato: TRIO RAISES MALPRACTICE EXPERTISE IN LOS ANGELES
By Staff Writer
The Los Angeles office of Lewis D'Amato Brisbois & Bisgaard has beefed up its medical malpractice department with three ne...
PREVIEW
By Contributing Writer
BY JOHN LOESING Special to CREJ Real estate's heavy hitters will sift through the rubble of the Sept. 11 disaster and try to p...
Milbank Tweed: IP GURU BRINGS PRESTIGE TO PRACTICE IN PALO ALTO
By Staff Writer
Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy , a 800-attorney New York-based firm best known for its Wall Street corporate and finance ex...
SANDISK OF SUNNYVALE BRINGS IN $125 MILLION
By Stefanie Knapp
Sunnyvale's SanDisk Corp. closed a $125 million debt offering on Dec. 24. The underwriter was Morgan Stanley. SanDisk produces...
Brown Raysman: NEW YORK SHOP GRABS 46 BAER MARKS LAWYERS
By Staff Writer
Large New York firm Brown Raysman Millstein Felder & Steiner has taken scores of partners and associates from Baer Marks &...
Meyers Nave: PUBLIC AGENCY GROUP ATTRACTS CONSULTANT
By Staff Writer
Donald Oppenheim is leaving legal consulting firm Altman Weil Inc. to join a public agency law firm in San Leandro. Oppenheim,...
Transaction Demands Juggling, Quarterbacking
By Stefanie Knapp
Kohl co-led drug company COR Therapeutics Inc. of San Francisco in its $2 billion acquisition by Millennium Pharmaceuticals of...
Cyberspace Storage
By Marisa Navarro
In today's wired world it's not only necessary that attorneys input motions, briefs and other court papers into a computer (af...
Hogan & Hartson: SQUADRON MERGER WOULD STRENGTHEN L.A. PRACTICE
By Staff Writer
Hogan & Hartson of Washington, D.C., will acquire New York-based Squadron Ellenoff Plesent & Sheinfeld , sources close...
VIASAT PAYS $30 MILLION FOR WIRELESS PRODUCTS
By Stefanie Knapp
ViaSat Inc. acquired US Monolithics Limited Liability Co. in a $30 million deal closed Jan. 4. Carlsbad's ViaSat produces and ...
CONSTRUCTION LAW
By Columnist
BY DANIEL LEE JACOBSON Typically, a contract between a subcontractor and a general contractor will contain a clause that purpo...
Latham & Watkins: L.A. PAIR RANKS AMONG BUSIEST IN M&A WORLD
By Staff Writer
Two Los Angeles-based law firms are among the nation's 25 busiest legal advisers for worldwide mergers and acquisitions, accor...
INVESTORS PUT $1 BILLION INTO MILPITAS' SOLECTRON
By Stefanie Knapp
Solectron Corp. has offered adjustable conversion-rate equity security units worth $1 billion. The underwriter for the deal, w...
Procopio Cory: ESTATE PLANNING LAWYER JOINS DOWNTOWN OFFICE
By Staff Writer
San Diego lawyer Alan Talbott has taken his estate planning practice to Procopio Cory Hargreaves & Savitch , drawn by the ...
FEE SIMPLE
By Columnist
BY ETHAN K. FRIEDMAN The 4th District Court of Appeal recently took the opportunity to establish a helpful tool for California...
NEW JERSEY DEVELOPER MOVES INTO CALIFORNIA
By Stefanie Knapp
Red Bank, N. J.-based Hovnanian Enterprises Inc. has acquired the home-building assets of Forecast Group Limited Partnership. ...
Gray Cary: FIRM CUTS RECORD NUMBER OF ASSOCIATES AND STAFF
By Staff Writer
Industry experts say it was only a matter of time before Palo Alto's Gray Cary Ware & Freidenrich joined the growing numbe...
Cleanup Probe
By Columnist
Focus Column - By Jeffrey W. Hawkins, Recently promulgated regulations that provide for low-risk loans to property developers ...
Amid Bad News, Biotech Almost Seems Thriving
By Erik Cummins
SAN FRANCISCO - Two themes emerged at this year's J.P. Morgan H&Q Healthcare Conference, according to lawyers who attended...
Looking Back
By Stefanie Knapp
Does anyone really need another batch of stories about death in 2001? That's the question the California Law Business and Dail...
Sometimes, Going Begging Won't Fill a Tin Cup
By Jeffrey Anderson
LOS ANGELES - Asking donors to "give a little bit" always has been a necessity for public interest providers. But fund-raising...
Justices Will Review IRS Tip Criteria
By David Pike
WASHINGTON - Taking on a case involving a historic San Francisco restaurant, the Supreme Court on Friday agreed to examine th...
Parent Trap
By Columnist
Environmental Law Practitioner Column - By William D. Wick, When is a parent corporation liable for the cleanup of its subsidi...
Push to Provide Free Legal Aid in Civil Court Gains Momentum
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle
LOS ANGELES - Equal justice advocates throughout the United States are turning to an ancient source to support an argument tha...
Showtime for the Supremes
By Matthew King
SAN FRANCISCO - In 1981, Hollywood gave us a look into the chambers of the U.S. Supreme Court with "First Monday in October," ...
Improving Court Interpreter System Will Ensure Fairness
By Columnist
Forum Column - By Eileen C. Moore, California is a state of linguistic diversity. There are 224 languages and numerous other d...