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Big Brother Eyes Spot, Fluffy for ID

Sep. 19, 2000
By Chris Ford

Big Brother might not be watching your every move yet, but he apparently has designs on your pets. A proposal the Los Angeles ...


Optical Communication Products Inc. has filed an initial public offering worth $115 million. The Chatsworth-based company make...



Growing Clients

Sep. 19, 2000
By Columnist

With associate turnover reaching some of its highest levels in recent years, law firms are constantly looking to hire associat...


Municipal law attorney Richard Terzian has left the Los Angeles office of New York's LeBoeuf Lamb Greene & MacRae, where h...



Pulled Hamstring Sidelines Olympic Hopeful

Sep. 19, 2000
By Staff Writer

He coulda been a contender. Palo Alto senior corporate finance associate Jim Bucher had it all planned out. Last year at this ...


Nutrisystem.com Inc. has acquired Nestle USA Inc.'s Sweet Success diet meal replacement product line. The stock deal is valued...



MORGAN MILLER CONTINUES GROWTH SPURT WITH THREE

Sep. 19, 2000
By Staff Reports

Walnut Creek's Morgan Miller & Blair has recruited three new associates: Eric McLaughlin, Jean Hurricane and Kevin Brodehl...


The former intellectual property director of Los Angeles' Times Mirror Co. has joined Katten Muchin Zavis, also in Los Angeles...



Faceless Technology

Sep. 19, 2000
By Columnist

Today's law firm technology offers wonderful opportunities for clients, but it also brings with it hidden challenges, which ca...


Fair Hearing

Sep. 19, 2000
By Columnist

The court held that a council member can appeal if authorized by the local code as long as due process is not violated. ...



By Christopher J. Kuczynski. In an article titled "ADA Creates Barriers to Jobs for the Handicapped" by Julie Hofius (Forum, A...


ADAM STRELTZER SETS UP WESTSIDE SOLO PRACTICE

Sep. 19, 2000
By Staff Reports

Business attorney Adam Streltzer has left Encino's Cantor & Weinshenk. He opened a solo practice in Brentwood on Sept. 1. ...



Ken Philpot finally gave in to his destiny as a Jackson Tufts Cole & Black alum. After a short stint at Preuss Shanagher Z...


Salvation Army

Sep. 19, 2000
By Liz Valsamis

Kathleen Smalley heads the legal department of Catellus, a company that actively salvages and cleans up environmentally plague...



State Bar Gala Set For Century City

Sep. 19, 2000
By Staff Reports

The Foundation of the State Bar of California will host its 10th anniversary gala at the St. Regis Hotel in Century City on Oc...


Applied Micro Circuits Corp. will acquire MMC Networks Inc. The deal is valued at $4.5 billion. Applied Micro Circuits makes h...



Tricky Trail

Sep. 19, 2000
By Columnist

The termination of representation involves adherence to a number of intricate ethical rules in order to avoid a malpractice cl...


Patrick R. Jewick has joined the San Francisco office of Townsend and Townsend and Crew as an associate. Jewick, who has an un...



The acquisition of an environmental and development firm on the other side of the country will be a boon to the Los Angeles of...


San Francisco's Morrison & Foerster was named one of the top 100 employers for working moms for the October issue of Worki...



Getting Away With Murder

Sep. 19, 2000
By Columnist

By Ira L. Shafiroff. Should society allow a convicted killer to become an attorney? In a morally questionable opinion, the Cal...


LEGAL EDUCATION PROVIDER OPENS DOWNTOWN CENTER

Sep. 19, 2000
By Staff Reports

Practicing Law Institute, a provider of continuing legal education, is opening a "major California center" in downtown San Fra...



Los Angeles' Liebert Cassidy has merged with Whitmore Johnson & Bolanos of Mountain View. Effective Oct. 1, the name of th...


DaimlerChrysler de Mxico and Hyundai Motor Co. have reached an agreement that will allow DaimlerChrysler to import a new Hyund...



Rogers Joseph O'Donnell & Quinn, a business litigation boutique in San Francisco, has gained five new attorneys. Paul M. Z...


Proposition 21 'Demonizes' Youth

Sep. 19, 2000
By Chris Ford

Two local professors Friday attacked Proposition 21, which they called the "demonization of youth" initiative, pointing to tre...



Justice Calls On Lawyers to Give Back

Sep. 19, 2000
By Don De Benedictis

SAN DIEGO - Bemoaning the recent decline in lawyers' pro bono activities, California Chief Justice Ronald M. George Thursday c...


Patent Litigator Defects to Sidley & Austin

Sep. 19, 2000
By Tamara Scott

Patent litigator Edward G. Poplawski, a name partner at Los Angeles-based Pretty Schroeder & Poplawski, has defected to th...



Damian Williams Pleads Not Guilty

Sep. 19, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Damian Monroe Williams and Tyrone David Killingsworth pleaded not guilty Friday to murder and robbery charges stemming from th...


Commission Supports Proposed Juvenile Laws

Sep. 19, 2000
By Chris Ford

Members of the Los Angeles Board of Police Commissioners has signaled their support for state laws that would lower to 12 from...