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U.S. Supreme Court


Last week's unanimous decision in Oxford Health demonstrates the difficulty of getting judicial review of an arbitrator...


Administrative/Regulatory


On Jan. 2, President Barack Obama signed the FY 2013 National Defense Appropriations Act, which contains new whistle-blower pr...


Corporate


Facebook pulls new GC from within

Jun. 22, 2013
By Caitlin Johnson

Currently in the spotlight over the extent of access the U.S. National Security Agency has to its data, Menlo Park-based Faceb...


Community News


Equal rights group features fair pay icon

Jun. 22, 2013
By Ben Adlin

Attorneys showed up in force to see equal pay advocate Lilly Ledbetter and several honorees speak at Equal Rights Advocates' 3...


Community News


Lawyers rock out for charity

Jun. 22, 2013
By Ben Adlin

DLA Piper's rock band Def Piper took home first place for charity fundraising at the 1st Annual Law Rocks event last week at S...


Community News


Promising the film industry's help on consumer and progressive issues, movie producer Chris Moore accepted a new award from th...


U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit


A state prison inmate serving 25 years to life argued his own cause and persuaded a 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel to...


Solo and Small Firms


Firm flexes its competitive muscle

Jun. 22, 2013
By Joshua Seboldn

Home to 11 attorneys - six of them partners - BraunHagey & Borden LLP takes on both plaintiffs and defense-side matters in...


Labor/Employment


Los Angeles must arbitrate with a public employee union over the furloughs it introduced as a budget-cutting measure in 2009, ...


Community News


Group recognizes 'women who inspire us'

Jun. 22, 2013
By Ben Adlin

The Southern California chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel hosted its 10th annual "ACColades: A salute to women w...


Law Practice


HP replaces Morgan Lewis on Autonomy cases

Jun. 22, 2013
By Joshua Seboldn

Hewlett-Packard Co. replaced Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP with Morrison & Foerster LLP as its counsel Thursday on a ser...


Community News


The Black Prosecutors Association of Los Angeles held its Alfred Jenkins Scholarship Awards Dinner, titled "Champions of Justi...


Community News


Delivering the keynote address at the Public Law Center's annual Volunteers for Justice Dinner on Monday, Attorney General Kam...


Community News


IN-HOUSE COUNSEL Silicon Valley

Jun. 22, 2013
By Ben Adlin

The Daily Journal honored California's leading in-house lawyers with receptions in Menlo Park on June 5 and in Beverly Hills o...


Community News


The Association of Business Trial Lawyers hosted a dinner Tuesday, June 18, featuring a panel that delved into recent developm...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Paul J. Dubow

Jun. 22, 2013
By Hadley Robinson

Paul J. Dubow often handles mediations with executives and upper managers at companies in disputes that frequently involve fri...


Law Practice


Law school graduate employment rates dropped this year compared to last, though the average salary rose, according to a recent...


Law Practice


Mayer Brown's LA office now leads firm in profitability

Jun. 22, 2013
By Alexandra Schwappach

Boasting 40 attorneys, the L.A. office is now the busiest and most profitable of any of the Chicago-based firm's 23 outposts. ...


Government


A federal demanded the state begin implementing further measures to reduce its prison population to the level the court demand...


Those expecting the Supreme Court to give a thumbs-up or thumbs-down to these controversial agreements were disappointed. By P...


Judges and Judiciary


President Barack Obama nominated San Mateo County Superior Court Judge Beth Labson Freeman and Shearman & Sterling LLP ant...


Mergers & Acquisitions


Dealmakers

Jun. 21, 2013
By Dominic Fracassan

A roundup of recent mergers and acquisitions and financing activity and the lawyers involved.


California Supreme Court


The path to becoming a state appellate court justice has run through the trial courts. Compare that with the 9th U.S. Circuit ...


Perspective


Using the report as a helpful guide, all tax-exempt organizations should review their activities that could give rise to UBI a...


How much time does the Internal Revenue Service have to assess taxes? This simple question is put to tax lawyers and accountan...


Perspective


Criminal background check policies challenged

Jun. 21, 2013
By Ben Armisteadn

Last week, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed lawsuits against two well-known companies claiming that their use...


Law Practice


Three law firms reached settlements earlier this week with the Howrey LLP estate, resolving claims the firms wrongly kept the ...


Immigration


ACLU takes aim at unlawful immigrant detentions

Jun. 21, 2013
By Chase Scheinbaum

Federal immigration officials have unlawfully held 1 million immigrants in government custody without probable cause, accordin...


Entertainment & Sports


Lawsuit targets Time Warner fees

Jun. 21, 2013
By Ryne Hodkowski

If you're a Time Warner Cable subscriber, then you're unfairly being forced to pay to see every Kobe Bryant jump shot and ever...


Lawmakers late Wednesday proposed a constitutional amendment to make local government pay the cost of providing government rec...