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Judges and Judiciary


New presiding judge for San Diego court

Sep. 20, 2011
By Pat Broderick

Judge Robert J. Trentacosta will become the presiding judge of the San Diego Superior Court on Jan. 1. ...


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


A Redondo Beach ordinance banning day laborers from standing on the street to solicit work is unconstitutional, the 9th U.S. C...


State Bar & Bar Associations


Cherie Blair wants her fellow lawyers to remember the millions of people who live without the benefits of the rule of law. ...


Criminal


Lawyers for defendant Jerry A. Pool advised the 9th Circuit that they now believe his appeal over the constitutionality of arr...


Law Practice


On the Move

Sep. 19, 2011
By Connie Lopezn

Hogan Lovells LLP appointed Megan Dixon as managing partner of its San Francisco and Silicon Valley offices.


Discipline


Disciplinary Actions

Sep. 19, 2011
By Bill Richardson

Here are summaries of lawyer disciplinary actions taken recently by the state Supreme Court or the Bar Court, listing attorney...


Government



State Bar & Bar Associations


New State Bar president speaks his mind

Sep. 17, 2011
By Don Debenedictisn

According to Jon B. Streeter, one of the reasons members of the State Bar Board of Governors elected him to lead them in the c...


Judicial Profile


Jay C. Gandhi

Sep. 17, 2011
By Gabe Friedmann

U.S. Magistrate Judge Jay C. Gandhi says he still keeps his 'Paul Hastings hours.'


Personal Injury & Torts


Stabbing victim's mother files claim with MTA

Sep. 17, 2011
By Ciaran Mc Evoy

The mother of a man stabbed to death while riding a Red Line subway train alleges it tolerated dangerous conditions and neglig...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Mediator at Heart

Sep. 17, 2011
By Susan Mcraen

Robert L. Dossee brings a wealth of experience to resolving complex cases, beginning in his days as a state court judge and co...


Government


Redistricting maps face first challenge

Sep. 17, 2011
By Laura Ernden

A Republican-backed group announced Thursday it would file the first lawsuit challenging the new state Senate redistricting ma...


Litigation


A lawyer for eBay Inc. accused Craigslist Inc. Thursday of initiating a federal criminal probe into its business dealings. ...


Real Estate/Development


With large sums of money on the line, high-end buyers of real estate are wise to be pro-active about their purchase. By Bradle...


Intellectual Property


Fighting fire with fire, Hotfile has accused Warner Bros. of copyright fraud and abuse. By Nick Solish of Bryan Cave LLP ...


Perspective


The substantive law and procedural considerations you should know for right of publicity litigation in California. By Charles ...


Intellectual Property


A San Francisco federal judge on Thursday rejected Google Inc.'s bid to dismiss a claim that it infringed Oracle Corp.'s copyr...


Corporate


ACC names new vice president

Sep. 17, 2011
By Saul Sugarmann

The Association of Corporate Counsel on Wednesday announced a new vice president, making this the third major staff appointmen...


Constitutional Law


Deep-six DOMA: A distraction in troubled times

Sep. 17, 2011
By Sharon Liangn

Defenders of the Defense of Marriage Act should find more meaningful constitutional activities to occupy their time. By Bruce ...


Tax


Broadcom co-founder owes IRS

Sep. 17, 2011
By Gabe Friedmann

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday ruled against Orange County billionaire Henry Samueli in a tax dispute with ...


Criminal, Constitutional Law, California Courts of Appeal


DNA profiling case could be ruled moot

Sep. 17, 2011
By John Roemer

A major en banc showdown over arrestee DNA profiling set for oral argument next week might get knocked off the 9th Circuit's d...


Government


Political wrangling may cripple the NLRB

Sep. 17, 2011
By Brian Sumersn

The National Labor Relations Board may be sidelined from issuing new decisions due to a 2010 U.S. Supreme Court decision and ...


Community News


Sep. 16, 2011
By David Mcafeen

Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County hosted its sixth annual Just Neighbors celebration last Saturday, in the Cha...


Community News


Sep. 16, 2011
By David Mcafeen

On Saturday, Holland & Knight partnered with San Francisco Unified School District, San Francisco Education Fund, San Fran...


Community News


Sep. 16, 2011
By David Mcafeen

The Western Justice Center Foundation held its 2011 Builders of Peace Gala this past Saturday at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel...


Government



Litigation


In a novel lawsuit, a former inmate accuses the U.S. government of negligence, alleging that officials at Taft Correctional In...


Perspective


New app encourages employees to file wage-and-hour complaints against their employers. By Tifanny Brosnan, Christy D. Joseph a...


Technology & Science


If the keyword purchased is someone's name, would this infringe on the person's right of publicity? By Simon J. Frankel, Jake ...


Corporate


Both union and non-union employers must now notify their employees of their right to unionize. By Teresa R. Tracy of Gladstone...