Boy's Family Sues Costco Over Hearing Aid
By Denise Levin
The parents of 12-year-old Quinn Sullivan, who is hearing-impaired, are of modest means. So when they learned that Costco Com...
French Bred
By Claude Walbert
SAN DIEGO - When a murder investigation done American-style was served up with French side dishes in a Parisian court, offici...
Net Infringement Cases Go Beyond Current Rivals
By Pamela Mac Lean
SAN FRANCISCO - In a boost for trademark holders, a federal appeals court ruled Monday that claims of infringement in Interne...
Foster Children Still Suffering Untimely Deaths
By Cheryl Romo
At a time when the county Department of Children and Family Services is under intense scrutiny because of child deaths in fos...
Deputy DAs Consider Class Action Over 401K Snafu
By Michael Harris
The Los Angeles County Association of Deputy District Attorneys has voted to retain outside counsel to possibly file a class-...
Head Case
By Leslie Gordon, Jennifer Byrd & T. Scott
By Jennifer Byrd The legal profession is more competitive than it was 10 or 15 years ago, and many lawyers are buckling under...
Greasing the Wheels of Justice
By Columnist
By Jeffrey K. Winikow It is no wonder the public has lost faith with the judicial system when the courts increasingly use the...
Chief Judge Seeks New Ways To Streamline Court Process
By Pamela Mac Lean
SAN FRANCISCO - With seven vacancies on the 28-member 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals - and little chance of many being fil...
A Particle Theorist Now Fuses Companies
By Elizabeth Freudenthal
Though he represents Internet investing company E*Trade - which recently acquired Net bank Telebanc for $1.8 billion - Steve ...
Lexis Unveils New System of Case Analysis
By Anthony Aarons
Lexis Publishing is unveiling the first alternative to headnotes and key numbers, the more than 100-year-old method originate...
CORRECTION The July 6 issue of California Law Business gave an incorrect law school for Fernando L. Aenlle-Rocha of Ginsburg,...
Reassigned DA Shows Up for Killer's Sentencing
By Michael Harris
Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney Lea Purwin D'Agostino, no stranger to controversy, raised some more eyebrows Frid...
Not Sleepless in Seattle
By Ashby Jones
For the past three decades, the biggest and richest New York-based firms have made a practice of dispatching small battalions...
Daily Journal Prevails in Case Brought by Met News
By Denise Levin
Following a three-week trial in Los Angeles Superior Court, Judge Peter D. Lichtman has granted the Daily Journal Corporation...
Inglewood Joins Suit Against Gun Industry
By Lauren Bartlett
The city of Inglewood has joined a lawsuit filed by the city of Los Angeles against the gun industry that seeks to change the...
O.C.s Legal Aid Reaches Out to Public Online
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO - Life is about to get easier for people who cannot afford to retain an attorney for legal advice or help...
Once-Settled Battle Over Cross Begins Again
By Ryan Damm
SAN FRANCISCO - Nearly 10 years ago, the 103-foot-tall cross atop Mount Davidson was a lightning rod for litigation over the ...
Judicial Council Will Provide Insurance for State's Judges
By Philip Carrizosa
SAN FRANCISCO - Amid nervousness over public reaction, the state Judicial Council has voted to provide insurance -- at state ...
Coordination or Unification, It's All Consternation to L.A. Bench
By Jean Guccione
After defusing a potentially explosive debate, Chief Justice Ronald M. George and the state Judicial Court have urged all cou...
Advocate Uses Own Time in Foster Care To Help Other Kids
By Cheryl Romo
On a day like any other, 6-year-old Andrew Bridge was walking by himself along Lankershim Boulevard in North Hollywood. "I re...
Paul Hastings Gets Transfusion From McCutchen
By Pearl Piatt
Doubling its health-care capacity in one move, Los Angeles' Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker has nabbed six partners fro...
Feinstein Bill Would Preserve The 9th Circuit
By Daniel Shaw
WASHINGTON - Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif. - concerned that pending legislation to carve the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appe...
Is Gray Davis an Extremist in His Moderation?
By Tom Dresslar
SACRAMENTO - When it comes to moderation, is Democratic Gov. Gray Davis an extremist? That's a question some of his critics a...
Volume Control
By Chris Ford
By Chris Ford It wasn't long ago that law firm librarians were staring obsolescence in the face, wondering whether the mad ru...
Sense of Urgency
By Columnist
^^Land Use Law^^ Sense of Urgency Interim Ordinance Can't Prohibit Processing Development Applications The power to establish...
New U.S. Attorney Focuses on Needs of the Central District
By Jeffrey Anderson
Framed portraits of his predecessors adorn the walls outside U.S. Attorney Alejandro N. Mayorkas' office in downtown Los Ange...
You Don't Say
By Stacy Cohen
By Stacy L. Cohen Thanks to investigations like the one into the relationship between President Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, ...
Interns Get Their Kicks on Tour of L.A. Sights
By Leslie Gordon, Jennifer Byrd & T. Scott
From Tae Bo classes to "Star Wars" screenings, summer associates are seeing a side of law firm life they're not likely to see...
Air Power
By Mary Micheletti
For the fourth straight year, wind power is the fastest-growing energy source in the world. This year alone, wind capacity in...
Mission: Bosnia
By Columnist
By Terree Bowers Early one morning in April 1994, I received a surprise telephone call from the Department of Justice. Having...