Numbers Game
By Columnist
As time has passed since Sept. 11, insurance issues now are becoming a focal point of discussion, as people attempt to deal w...
Looking for Laughs
By Columnist
When is it appropriate to smile again, to laugh, to enjoy trivial pursuits? Posing the question in assorted ways, many of us s...
Mandatory Military Service Will Build Morals, Character
By Columnist
Professor Edwin A. Locke's salute to Veterans Day, "Honor Veterans Day by Refusing to Sacrifice Values," Forum, Nov. 12, opine...
Terrorizing Terminally Ill Patients
By Columnist
In the midst of our national chaos, Attorney General John Ashcroft has found it wise to heap additional misery on a most unlik...
In Recovery
By Columnist
After the attacks on the World Trade Center, businesses located in the buildings will attempt the seemingly impossible task of...
Broad Powers For Tribunals Elicit Criticism
By James Gordon Meek
WASHINGTON - President Bush's decision to try terrorists in special military tribunals could make it easier to obtain convicti...
Out of Balance
By Columnist
Mediation and other forms of alternative dispute resolution are praised as ways to avoid trial. Much is written in favor of me...
Minors' Matters
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When may a minor [or other incompetent person] proceed in arbitration without a guardian or a guardian ad litem? The answer sh...
Selection Question
By Columnist
The American Heritage Dictionary defines "art" as "methods employed in the performance of activities." The tome defines an art...
Unhappy Meal
By Eron Yehuda
Customers attacked by other patrons at a Los Angeles fast-food restaurant claimed that employees not only failed to stop the a...
No Witness
By Eron Yehuda
The attorney minimized fallout from a manager's failure to talk to a co-worker, who supported the plaintiff's claim by pointi...
Dispute Summiteer
By Christina Landers
When vacation comes to mind for many overworked Americans, taking the entire family mountain climbing at Kilimanjaro might be ...
Fearless Judge Approves of Cameras in the Courtroom
By Claude Walbert
Gentle Aggressor
By Eron Yehuda
Los Angeles attorney Paul Alvarez recognizes that his specialty, defending businesses against personal-injury claims, isn't al...
Brand-Ex Family Gets Lawyered Up
By John Roemer
SAN FRANCISCO - Sixth and Mayhem moved to the San Francisco Examiner's executive suite Tuesday as a lawsuit threat frayed publ...
Lazarus Berated by His Rival's Aide
By Tyler Cunningham
SAN FRANCISCO - Trailing at the polls, city attorney candidate Dennis Herrera was expected to come out swinging during a debat...
House 'Stimulus' Package Dishonors Sept. 11 Victims
By Columnist
With more jobs lost in September than in any month in over a decade, America needs an economic-stimulus measure that is effect...
Judge Tosses Suit Against Tenants Group
By Matthew King
OAKLAND - An unusual lawsuit claiming an East Bay tenants advocacy project violates state business laws by preparing fraudulen...
DA Uses Novel Theories in Meth Blast Cases
By Matthew Heller
RIVERSIDE - The waste from an illegal drug lab is what a prosecutor calls "really the bottom of the food chain" for methamphet...
Twice Victimized?
By Craiq Anderson
SAN JOSE - Santa Clara County prosecutor Rolanda Pierre-Dixon remembers what it used to be like: A woman would call police to ...
Advocates Oppose Closed-Door Hearings on Two Visa Violations
By Susan Mc Rae
LOS ANGELES - When two Pakistani students appear in U.S. immigration court in Lancaster on visa violations, they, like hundred...
Let Freedom Fly
By Columnist
Much of the U.S. Act to Provide Appropriate Tools to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism, or PATRIOT Act, and its enhanced police...
'Dapper, Debonair' Entertainment Lawyer Traveled Widely
By Claude Walbert
SAN DIEGO - Leonard A. Kaufman, a Harvard Law School graduate who for many years devoted himself to the American Civil Liberti...
Legal Trump
By Columnist
The Federal Arbitration Act applies to contracts "evidencing a transaction involving commerce." 9 U.S.C. Section 2. That secti...
Advocates Oppose Closed-Door Hearings on Two Visa Violations
By Susan Mc Rae
LOS ANGELES - When two Pakistani students appear in U.S. immigration court in Lancaster on visa violations, they, like hundred...
High Court Won't Hear Judge's Son
By Pamela Mac Lean
SAN FRANCISCO - If your mother's a lawyer and your father's a federal appellate judge, suing people may seem like part of grow...
House 'Stimulus' Package Dishonors Sept. 11 Victims
By Columnist
With more jobs lost in September than in any month in over a decade, America needs an economic-stimulus measure that is effect...
Calling the Shots
By Columnist
Here is a glimpse at the possible telephonic future, which may look similar to our telephonic past. Traditional long-distance ...
Legal Trump
By Columnist
The Federal Arbitration Act applies to contracts "evidencing a transaction involving commerce." 9 U.S.C. Section 2. That secti...
Paralegals See Attorneys' Many Faces
By Columnist
According to Money magazine's annual job survey, paralegals have passed up lawyers to become those with the 11th best professi...