Bristol-Myers Drops Chemo-Drug Patent Fight
By Toni Vranjes
By Toni Vranjes Nevada Journal Staff Writer Pharmaceutical giant Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. has dropped its appeal of a case it...
Another Suit Filed in Mauling Case
By Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - In a move that ensures Marjorie Knoller and Robert Noel will eventually appear in civil court to face liabilit...
Secret Campaign Contributions Irk Candidates
By Chris Ford
LOS ANGELES - No matter who wins the mayoral race, Big Money's influence on politics will continue to be a festering issue in ...
David Takes Aim at Goliath in Dairy Industry Fight
By Russ Nichols
By Russ Nichols Nevada Journal Staff Writer People's increasing suspicion of their food supply is heightening the popularity ...
Valley's GCA Keeps Plugging With Associate-Free Model
By Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - No one's hiding his head in the sand at General Counsel Associates in Palo Alto. Members of the 22-lawyer Sili...
Judges Wanted
By Pamela Mac Lean
SAN FRANCISCO - The White House has not yet worked out a formal system for evaluating judicial nominees, but that has not stop...
Ordinary Outlaw
By Columnist
What is the "crime of aggression," and why doesn't the United States want the International Criminal Court to punish it? The U...
Role of DA's Anger in His Firing Surprises AG Staffers
By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld
SANTA ANA - State attorney general staffers are surprised that an Orange County homicide prosecutor's firing occurred in part ...
S.F. Litigator Peter Ferris, 51
By Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - He had been with Foley & Lardner for less than a year, but lawyers there say the loss of Peter Ferris has ...
Master Must Repay $200,000
By Pamela Mac Lean
SAN FRANCISCO - A Palo Alto lawyer who was "blinded by greed" has been ordered by a federal judge to repay roughly $200,000 of...
Tag Team
By Columnist
Allowing two mediators to work as a team in a mediation can be very beneficial to clients. ...
MoFo Revising Associate Pay Scheme
By Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Morrison & Foerster, the last of the Bay Area's biggest firms to announce its salary plans, will be forgoi...
Prosecutors Fight SLA Trial Delays
By Gina Keating
LOS ANGELES - Prosecutors argued Monday against a fifth postponement of the April 30 trial of former Symbionese Liberation Arm...
'Hollywood Madam' Bids Mayorkas Adieu
By David Houston
LOS ANGELES - "Bye, Ali." It was a fitting send-off to U.S. Attorney Alejandro N. Mayorkas from "Hollywood madam" Heidi Fleiss...
Mother Files Bias Lawsuit Against School District
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle
CHINO - The mother of two former students sued the Chino Valley Unified School District, claiming the district discriminated a...
Ruling Allows Man to Pursue Police-Brutality Suit
By Anne La Jeunesse
LOS ANGELES - A federal judge on Monday ruled against the city of Los Angeles, allowing a man to pursue his civil rights lawsu...
Panel Says Judge's Excuses for Absences 'Not Believeable'
By Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - A panel of special masters has determined that Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Patrick B. Murphy, who attende...
DNA Reality
By Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - For more than 15 years convicted hatchet murderer Kevin Cooper has insisted he is innocent, and lately he has ask...
Firms Go Private in a Big Way
By Toni Vranjes
By Toni Vranjes Nevada Journal Staff Writer The food and the decor at the hundreds of eateries owned by restaurant chain Buff...
Revelations About Noel Threaten Feds' Pelican Bay Case
By Pamela Mac Lean
SAN FRANCISCO - Fallout from the fatal dog mauling case involving San Francisco attorney Robert Noel has ramifications for a p...
'Sore-Loser' Attorney Allegedly E-Mailed Threats to Colleagues
By David Houston
By David Houston Nevada Journal Staff Writer A lawyer repeatedly sent threatening e-mail messages to opposing counsel after l...
Candidate Interrupts Mayor, Decries Mailer
By Chris Ford
LOS ANGELES - Political theater surrounding the city elections reached a crescendo Monday as city attorney candidate Lea Purwi...
Privacy Probe
By Columnist
* Employment Law * By Sue Bendavid-Arbiv and Stacey Liakas Throughout the nation, drug testing has become increasingly preval...
Thanks to Today's Shows, Home Is No Escape for Lawyers
By Columnist
Lawyers who don't get enough law during working hours can now get more than enough from TV. ...
'NYPD Blue' Creator Agrees to Rerun Pact
By Donna Huffaker
LOS ANGELES - Eighteen months after Steven Bochco sued 20th Century Fox for breach of contract, the TV studio's parent company...
Heller Ehrman: WEB SITE WINS FIRST PLACE IN NATIONAL COMPETITION
By Staff Writer
San Francisco-based law firms cleaned up at the 2001 Legal Marketing Association's Your Honor Awards. The Chicago-based profes...
Tunnel Vision
By Columnist
Everyone has an exit strategy. For most, this seems to take the form of some nebulous dream career that they plan to pursue af...
LAWYERS HAVE DONE WELL, BUT HEIDI'S NOT SO LUCKY
By Contributing Writer
Say it ain't so, Heidi-Ho. The saga of Heidi Fleiss continues, with the Hollywood madam lunging back into the news March 29. T...
Wilson Sonsini: NEW INTERNET SITE HELPS JAPANESE PRACTICE IN U.S.
By Staff Writer
The ever-expanding Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati opened a new site for its Japanese clients on March 26. The new site i...
Cox Castle: L.A. HEADQUARTERS CHOOSES TWO FOR BAY AREA OUTPOST
By Staff Writer
The San Francisco office of Los Angeles' Cox Castle & Nicholson added a pair of lawyers from Alden Aronovsky & Sax, a ...