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SAN FRANCISCO - A case that poses the novel question of who has the legal duty to recognize art survived its first legal chal...


Trailing Tracks

Apr. 18, 2000
By Columnist

BOTTOM LINE Attorneys face rapid changes in conflict-of-interest laws, particularly with former clients. ...



Out of Bounds

Apr. 18, 2000
By Columnist

Recording a map before 1893, when the first subdivision map law was enacted, does not in itself create a legally recognizable ...


Role Model for America:

Apr. 18, 2000
By Columnist

^^From the Tower^^ By Ira L. Shafiroff For some people, truth and integrity are more important than fame or fortune. On the ev...



Just Another Acquisition for Camahort

Apr. 18, 2000
By Melissa Onstad

It's another day, another billion-dollar deal for Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati partner Steve Camahort. And today's de...


^^Spin Report^^ By John M. Curtis Taking another bite out of free enterprise, U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Penfield Jackso...



Kids Stuff

Apr. 18, 2000
By Jennifer Orff

THE ADVISER A design can't be protected as trade dress unless it has achieved secondary meaning. By Rod S. Berman and Steve Pl...


Artists Upset Over Laguna Beach Festival Move

Apr. 18, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

LAGUNA BEACH - For decades, this south Orange County seaside community of opulent resorts and hotels facing frothy waves on m...



Showbiz Beat

Apr. 18, 2000
By Bobbi Murrayn

HOLLYWOOD: Wendy Wheaton has big plans for her weekly radio show 'Hollywood Scoop,' going daily May 1. ...


Settling Up

Apr. 18, 2000
By Meredith Alexander

SMALL FIRMS Since 1976, San Francisco's Community Boards have been providing neighborhood mediation services that have turned ...



Safe & Sound

Apr. 18, 2000
By Jeffrey Anderson

Sound Wars This year's South by Southwest Music Conference highlighted the collision of artists' rights and commerce when it c...


FORUM The voir diring of criminal jurors is offensive to the Constitution, deceives jurors and leads to the destruction of the...



Recruiting a CEO By Tom Taulli In the high-tech race, having the best technology is not always critical. After all, Apple Comp...


Creativity Frays Can End Soon

Apr. 18, 2000
By Marisa Navarro

By Marisa Navarro Emerging Staff Writer With the click of a mouse or a push of a key, data moves through cyberspace. But in th...



A New Lease

Apr. 18, 2000
By Contributing Writer

VENTURE A growing number of property owners have been accepting stock options as part of the lease package for startup compani...


Doctor Accuses Cedars-Sinai of Hastening Deaths

Apr. 18, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

A geriatric rheumatologist and internist who, until a few months ago, held privileges at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center for 10 ye...



Company Takes Lead in Big Deals

Apr. 18, 2000
By Marisa Navarro

Last year, Sam Francisco-based financial institution Robertson Stephens completed more than 230 public offerings worth more th...


Brand-Aids

Apr. 18, 2000
By Tamara Scott

LARGE FIRMS It's not enough to be a high-quality, full-service law firm anymore. Now it's a matter of marketing, knowing how t...



Eglash: LAPD resistant to oversight

Apr. 18, 2000
By Chris Ford

The Los Angeles Police Department for years has been criticized for perpetuating an "us-vs. -them" mentality toward youths in...


DA Garcetti Claims Kraut Made Mistake

Apr. 18, 2000
By Michael Harris

Los Angeles County District Attorney Gil Garcetti and challenger Steve Cooley squared off in their first debate Friday, with ...



Allstate Given $3M Award for Fraud Scheme

Apr. 18, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

A federal jury has awarded Allstate Insurance Company $3 million, finding that an independent insurance adjuster and two cons...


You Can Never Have Enough Education

Apr. 18, 2000
By Katherine Gaidos

Some might consider Darryl Snider, litigation partner with Heller Ehrman White & McAuliffe in Los Angeles, a tad overeduca...



Controversy sharpened Friday over the issue of accountability for the Los Angeles Unified School District's troubled Belmont s...


Los Angeles-based Gibson Dunn & Crutcher will close its San Diego office, displacing 13 litigation attorneys - three part...



Regulations Delay Return of Dogs to Park

Apr. 18, 2000
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - The battle by hundreds of dog walkers to reopen popular bluff trails at Fort Funston closed by the U.S. Park ...


RIVERSIDE - Riverside criminal defense lawyers have banded together to boycott the courtroom of Superior Court Judge Vilia G. ...



Rite Aid Better Charm Third Time

Apr. 15, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - After a two-year legal struggle that extended throughout the state, Rite Aid Corp. and prosecutors representing 1...


David vs. Goliath

Apr. 15, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

^^At Issue^^ By Anne La Jeunesse Verdicts & Settlements Staff Writer Valentine's Day was sweet indeed for attorneys Lauren...



Degrees of Expertise

Apr. 15, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Some intellectual property attorneys say they've been misperceived, as though they are "not real lawyers" - that they just get...


Happy Meal

Apr. 15, 2000
By Columnist

^^Environmental Law^^ The Boeing case offers some guidance regarding causation and allocation under CERCLA. Page 7 Happy Meal ...