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Intellectual Property


How much in patent infringement damages Apple Inc. receives from Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. may ultimately come down to whic...


Litigation


Death penalty cases stuck in slow lane

Nov. 19, 2013
By Hadley Robinson

A federal judge postponed implementation of a proposed government rule that would authorize expedited post-conviction proceedi...


A transnational MoFo deal team helped Global Logistic Properties Ltd. establish a large fund to invest in warehousing and logi...


Law Practice


On the Move

Nov. 18, 2013
By Kylie Reynolds

A weekly roundup of lateral attorney moves, law firm office openings and partner promotions from around California.


Large Firms


A crew recently finished work on a training film commissioned by the California State Bar for firms across the state.


Judicial Profile


Lawrence J. Appel

Nov. 18, 2013
By Laura Hautalan

Lawrence Appel is well-versed in the rules of court and likes them in pages, not on a computer.


Judicial Profile


David O. Carter

Nov. 18, 2013
By Omar Shamout

David O. Carter, a former Marine, is known to accomplish more in a day than others do in a week.


Arbitrator Profile


Thomas D. Weaver

Nov. 16, 2013
By Don Debenedictisn

Orange County neutral specializes in medical malpractice and related cases, finding a way to settle what attorneys say are amo...


Transactions


Rick Climan and Keith Flaum of Weil, Gotshal & Manges discuss material adverse changes, circularity and forward-looking ve...


Perspective


'Twelve Angry Men' revival at Pasadena Playhouse

Nov. 16, 2013
By Ben Armisteadn

Race-baiting, bullying, xenophobia and violence are occurring in a jury room in Pasadena until Dec. 1. By Alan Friedenthal ...


Technology & Science


Many of the jurors stated to the effect, "I'm a visual learner, I need to see it to understand it - why didn't the defendant g...


Perspective


Ken Feinberg has mediated settlements of the 9/11 fund, Agent Orange claims, and asbestos claims, among other major disputes. ...


Perspective


It is highly likely that a client will respond to a lawsuit for unpaid fees with a lawsuit for malpractice - and vice versa. B...


Perspective


Innovation flourishes when talent is set free

Nov. 16, 2013
By Ben Armisteadn

In "Talent Wants to Be Free," author Orly Lobel challenges conventional business wisdom about competition and innovation. ...


Solo and Small Firms


Kennerly, Lamishaw & Rossi LLP

Nov. 16, 2013
By Andrew Mc Intyre

The founders of Kennerly, Lamishaw & Rossi LLP have stuck to their bread and butter - real estate transactional law. ...


Community News


OC court lauds temporary judges

Nov. 16, 2013
By Ben Adlin

The Orange County Superior Court held an appreciation event in honor of its temporary judges on Nov. 7. This year 194 tempora...


Community News


Loyola Law School held its 12th annual National Civil Trial Competition last week at the school's downtown Los Angeles campus ...


Obituaries


Rosemary S. Tarlton, 1961-2013

Nov. 16, 2013
By Joshua Seboldn

A Morrison & Foerster LLP partner, Tarlton died Monday after battling gastric cancer for more than a year. She was a partn...


Government


A Sacramento County judge has upheld a key part of the state's groundbreaking carbon trading market, ruling that the state is ...


Litigation


In court papers filed this week, plaintiffs in a lawsuit alleging employment rules make it too hard to fire bad teachers detai...


A prosecutor on Thursday got a former partner at a prominent Newport Beach law firm to admit that he lied repeatedly to police...


Corporate


CBS casts Dell GC as next chief legal officer

Nov. 16, 2013
By Caitlin Johnson

Lawrence P. Tu will succeed outgoing CBS Corp. General Counsel Louis J. Briskman, a 30-year veteran of the company who on Mond...


California Supreme Court


The state Supreme Court has denied an appeal in a death penalty conviction even though both the defendant and the attorney gen...


Community News


Loyola throws alumni reunion bash

Nov. 16, 2013
By Ben Adlin

Loyola Law School welcomed more than 500 alumni and guests to its 2013 Alumni Grand Reunion, held Nov. 7 at the Petersen Autom...


Community News


Scouts launch Law Merit Badge Day

Nov. 16, 2013
By Ben Adlin

Seventy-five local members of the Boy Scouts of America attended the organization's first annual Law Merit Badge Day at Loyola...


Litigation


A plaintiff suing his college fraternity brothers over an ownership stake in red-hot social media service, Snapchat Inc., says...


The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 12-5 Thursday to send San Francisco Deputy City Attorney Vince G. Chhabria to the Senate ...


Law Practice


Katten in a statement said its attorneys no longer need the "level of administrative support they once did" because of increas...


Community News


Orrick hosts annual diversity day

Nov. 16, 2013
By Ben Adlin

Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP hosted its fifth annual diversity and inclusion "dive/in" day on Wednesday. The firm's ...


Lackie Dammeier McGill & Ethir APC faces allegations of illegally tracking a city councilman by placing a GPS device on th...