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SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals court on Wednesday upheld an injunction against the state that orders state parole board off...


Police May Not Sue Accusers, Panel Says

Nov. 30, 2001
By Amy Tatko

LOS ANGELES - An appellate court delivered the second blow Wednesday to state laws that grant police officers the right to fil...



Securities Lawyer, 56, Was an 'Encyclopedia'

Nov. 30, 2001
By Claude Walbert

LOS ANGELES - Services have taken place for Ronald P. Givner, a securities specialist who died unexpectedly two weeks ago. Giv...


Senators Seek Role in Deciding Terrorists' Fate

Nov. 30, 2001
By James Gordon Meek

WASHINGTON - The Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday demanded answers from a senior Department of Justice official about P...



WARN Watch

Nov. 30, 2001
By Columnist

Employers contemplating facility closings or reductions in force as a means of coping with the current business downturn must ...


Biological Peril

Nov. 30, 2001
By Columnist

As we are all aware, on Sept. 11, the United States was attacked by terrorists. However, a potentially more harmful attack occ...



Key to Settlement Depends on Analysis

Nov. 30, 2001
By Columnist

The ability to negotiate is central to good lawyering. But there are many psychological, cognitive and emotional forces at wor...


Legal Ups, Downs

Nov. 30, 2001
By Columnist

Every major recession brings new winners and new losers, a reshuffling of the "have" and "have not" firms. Here are some near ...



Tug of War

Nov. 29, 2001
By Columnist

U.S. agencies involved in protecting the borders have been criticized because almost all 19 of the suspected hijackers easily ...


Senators Seek Role in Deciding Terrorists' Fate

Nov. 29, 2001
By James Gordon Meek

WASHINGTON - The Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday demanded answers from a senior Department of Justice official about P...



LOS ANGELES - After only two years with Greines Martin Stein & Richland, former Los Angeles County Bar Association Preside...


A Bust Gone Bad

Nov. 29, 2001
By Eron Yehuda

Police raided a motel suite in Gardena expecting to find a cache of illegal drugs. Instead, a cop shot a 51-year-old man who h...



Buy the Hour

Nov. 29, 2001
By Columnist

Carrying a hefty trial caseload and can't find time to work out? Slaving over discovery in a chilly law office, breathing reci...


Up, Up and Away

Nov. 29, 2001
By Lisa Milller

I have been a prosecutor since 1974, and I prosecuted the Richard Allen Davis trial for the kidnap-murder of Polly Klaas. I ha...



Winds of Change

Nov. 29, 2001
By Columnist

Business attorneys around the world are moving rapidly into new business structures that include nonattorney partners. Busines...


Show Business

Nov. 29, 2001
By Eron Yehuda

Some litigators are simply frustrated actors. But Southern California attorney James M. Epstein says he's living the Hollywood...



LOS ANGELES - Orange County Superior Court Judge Ronald Kline is scheduled to be indicted by a federal grand jury today on cha...


A Delicate Transplant

Nov. 29, 2001
By John Roemer



SAN FRANCISCO - The insurance industry has dodged a bullet over claims its house counsel practices are illegal, thanks to a Lo...


Merger Hindsight

Nov. 29, 2001
By Columnist

Imagine the following nightmare scenario: After months of negotiations and painful due diligence, your client is ready to clos...



Making Strides

Nov. 29, 2001
By Columnist

Earlier this year, I used my first column to reflect on the growth of the Nevada legal community and some of the challenges cu...


Donald Tayer, Union Attorney

Nov. 29, 2001
By Matthew King

SAN FRANCISCO - A memorial service will be held Saturday for Donald S. Tayer, general counsel for the national office of the A...



LOS ANGELES - City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo has tapped O'Melveny & Myers litigation partner Cheryl White Mason to head hi...


Guards Abused Disabled Boy, Lawsuit Alleges

Nov. 29, 2001
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

RIVERSIDE - A developmentally disabled San Bernardino County boy has filed a federal lawsuit against the county's probation de...



Fan's Cry: 'I Want My Ball Back'

Nov. 29, 2001
By Tyler Cunningham

SAN FRANCISCO - The historic horsehide Barry Bonds smacked into the right-field bleachers to set a new major league home-run ...


Man Throws Book at Library, Cat

Nov. 29, 2001
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - A disabled man whose service dog was attacked by the Escondido library's pet cat has sued the city for $1.5 millio...



Merger Hindsight

Nov. 28, 2001
By Columnist

Imagine the following nightmare scenario: After months of negotiations and painful due diligence, your client is ready to clos...


Equal Protection

Nov. 28, 2001
By Columnist

In many ways, committed lesbian and gay relationships used to be invisible to the legal system. Case after case treated same-s...



Military Comissions

Nov. 28, 2001
By Columnist

There has been a great uproar ever since President Bush issued his executive order providing that suspected terrorists be trie...


Card-Carrying Member

Nov. 28, 2001
By Donna Domino

SAN FRANCISCO - Two things distinguish the appointment of U.S. Magistrate Edward M. Chen to the Northern District bench: He is...