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LOS ANGELES - Jody "Babydol" Gibson, the fledgling pop singer who is in state prison for running a high-class call-girl servic...


Fair Way?

Jul. 4, 2001

Recently, the worlds of professional sports and civil rights law collided in the case of PGA Tour v. Martin. Because th...



Star of Many Fields

Jul. 4, 2001
By Leonard Novarro

Alan I. Rothenberg has spent the last 37 years accomplishing a lot as both an attorney and a businessman. He presided over the...


'Cottle' Lives!

Jul. 4, 2001
By Columnist

The right to a jury is a valued right -- but at the same time, considerations of judicial resources, of the parties' expense a...



Kennedy Will Seek Fourth and Final Term as DA

Jul. 4, 2001
By Craiq Anderson

SAN JOSE - Quashing speculation about his political future, Santa Clara County District Attorney George Kennedy says he will r...


3 Figures in Scorpion Case Plead Guilty

Jul. 4, 2001
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - The three key players in the Scorpion Technologies securities fraud case have agreed to plead guilty to a cons...



Lawyer's Criminal Charges Dropped

Jul. 4, 2001
By Hudson Sangree

SACRAMENTO - In a dramatic turn of events, a trial judge on Monday dismissed the criminal charges supporting the state Supreme...


S.F. Memorial Slated for Mosk

Jul. 4, 2001
By Staff Reports

SAN FRANCISCO - A public memorial observance will be held in San Francisco for Justice Stanley Mosk, who died June 19 at age 8...



Catholic Charities Must Offer Birth Control

Jul. 4, 2001
By Linda Rapattoni

SACRAMENTO - In a closely watched case that pits gender equality against religious freedom, a state appellate court held Monda...


SAN FRANCISCO - The beleaguered local office of Baker & McKenzie has lost another top partner with at least four others ex...



Phony Film Reviews Anger Viewers

Jul. 4, 2001
By Katherine Gaidos

LOS ANGELES - Suspension of disbelief, while a necessity for most Hollywood films, should not apply to Hollywood advertising, ...


Malpractice Suit Must Come After Reversal

Jul. 4, 2001
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - A malpractice action against a criminal defense attorney cannot prevail unless the defendant's conviction is r...



LOS ANGELES - New Los Angeles Mayor James K. Hahn flew into office on Monday on the wings of metaphors about birds, bumblebees...


LOS ANGELES - A $100,000 settlement for a foster child who was raped, sexually exploited, beaten and emotionally abused as an ...



Controversial Family-Division Assignment Challenges Judge

Jul. 3, 2001
By Contributing Writer


Fair Way?

Jul. 3, 2001
By Columnist

There are lines in the moral and political world that law ignores at its peril. Cases illustrating that point, everywhere toda...



Court Officials Plan Meeting After Second Suicide

Jul. 3, 2001
By Katherine Gaidos

LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles County and Superior Court officials will discuss how to prevent further suicides today after a fatal...


REGIONAL FOCUS

Jul. 3, 2001
By Don Parret

By S HEILA M UTO Dow Jones Newswires During its 20 years in business, Triton Container International Inc. has made San Franci...



The Los Angeles litigators at Murchison & Cumming brought William DelHagen into the partnership last Monday. DelHagen, a L...


Los Angeles' Lewis D'Amato Brisbois & Bisgaard is adding seven lawyers, all from that city's Knapp Marsh Jones & Doran...



Filling New Neighborhoods on the Net

Jul. 3, 2001
By Marisa Navarro

When the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers issued seven new general top-level domain names in November, it t...


MY STORY, BY LEE KANON ALPERT

Jul. 3, 2001
By Don Parret

I believe the real estate industry needs to abandon the practice of dual representation, which presents serious legal and eth...



Words of Wisdom

Jul. 3, 2001
By Katherine Gaidos

Summer associates are well-schooled in the obvious "don'ts" for their first season at a law firm: Put that whiskey flask away ...


SAN FRANCISCO - Taking a break from corporate litigation, Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison attorneys Tim Meltzer and Michael Ad...



REITS

Jul. 3, 2001
By Ron Mc Nees

CREJ Staff Report Last week, the IRS issued Revenue Ruling 2001-29, formally acknowledging that corporations may spin off the...


Irvine's Interpore International Inc. has agreed to acquire Leesburg, Va.'s American OsteoMedix Corp. The cash-and-stock deal ...



Hypnotic Inc. and Nibblebox Inc., two startups that use the Internet to produce and distribute independent films, have merged....


John Wilson took over for Peter Lyons as the head of Shearman & Sterling 's San Francisco and Menlo Park offices Sunday. L...



Menlo Park's interWAVE Communications International Ltd. has completed the acquisition of Wireless Inc., a purchase it announc...


World of Difference

Jul. 3, 2001
By Staff Writer

The way the legal system works in the United States is so different from everything that can possibly happen in legal life in ...