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Intellectual Property


Irvine-based Allergan Inc. won a patent battle against four generic drugmakers in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern Dist...


Law Practice


S.F. firm takes on former SEC lawyer

Aug. 27, 2011
By Casey Sullivan

BraunHagey & Borden LLP, a San Francisco-based firm that focuses on complex litigation, picked up former Securities and Ex...


California Supreme Court


Court reviews ruling on test taker data

Aug. 27, 2011
By Laura Ernden

The state Supreme Court has intervened in a controversy over whether State Bar test taker data should be released to the publi...


Civil Rights


Hearing won't be videotaped

Aug. 27, 2011
By Laura Ernden

Monday's hearing on whether recordings from last year's Proposition 8 trial should be released to the public won’t be videotap...


Law Practice


L.A. court plans deep layoffs, possible closures

Aug. 27, 2011
By Ciaran Mc Evoy

Facing projected layoffs of 1,250 employees and possible closures of 120 courtrooms, Los Angeles County Superior Court is once...


Health Care & Hospital Law


Insurance rate bill clears Senate committee

Aug. 27, 2011
By Mandy Jacksonn

Legislation that would give California's health insurance regulators broad new powers to approve or reject premium increases o...


Community News


Aug. 26, 2011
By David Mcafeen

The San Diego office of Jones Day participated in the San Diego Downtown Relay for Life at the Seaport Village in San Diego ov...


Community News


Aug. 26, 2011
By David Mcafeen

On August 10, several DLA Piper volunteers provided pro bono support at the San Diego Homeless Court, a special San Diego Supe...


Community News


Aug. 26, 2011
By David Mcafeen

On August 6, the Los Angeles Paralegal Association’s (LAPA) Pro Bono Fair took place at National University’s West Los Angeles...


Government


Liaisons in all four of California's U.S. attorney's offices are seeking out ways they can help the state's American Indian po...


Perspective


Confidential advisory opinions can bridge or narrow the evaluation gap, clearing the path to settlement. By Richard C. Neal an...


Labor/Employment


Problem employees? Here’s a solution

Aug. 26, 2011
By Sharon Liangn

Correct discipline is neither intuitive nor easy. By John McLachlan of Fisher & Phillips LLP ...


Perspective


In the 2010 election, approximately 65, 0000, military voters were disenfranchised by the very government they fight to protec...


Litigation


Ware wants to film Prop. 8 hearing

Aug. 26, 2011
By Laura Ernden

Northern District Chief Judge James S. Ware wants to videotape Monday's hearing on whether to publicly release recordings from...


Environmental


Landfill operator to pay $1 million

Aug. 26, 2011
By Fiona Smith

The operator of a toxic waste landfill in the Central Valley will pay an estimated $1 million to settle claims by the Environm...


Government


An exception to a federal statute that protects Internet service providers and search engines from liability got Google Inc. i...


Corporate


In 2009, Hewlett-Packard Co. started hiring in-house attorneys directly from law school. Two years later, managers say the ini...


Judges and Judiciary


Appellate judge was Orange County luminary

Aug. 26, 2011
By Don Debenedictisn

Justice David G. Sills, who led the 4th District Court of Appeal in Santa Ana for more than two decades and oversaw constructi...


Law Practice


Bond firm planned to sack guru for months

Aug. 26, 2011
By Ciaran Mc Evoy

TCW executives made plans to fire star bond manager Jeffrey E. Gundlach three months before his termination took place and a w...


Criminal


Armstrong seeks secrecy in high-profile probe

Aug. 26, 2011
By Gabe Friedmann

The criminal probe into whether cycling legend Lance Armstrong cheated in his ride to six Tour de France victories has taken a...


Government


A recent state Supreme Court order staying new redevelopment legislation until next year has caused confusion among lawyers an...


Real Estate/Development


Real Estate Deals

Aug. 25, 2011
By Jason W. Armstrong And Sean Win

Goodwin Procter LLP renewed its lease for nearly 20,000 square feet of office space at The Plaza's Pacifica Tower, a high-end ...


Corporate


Wal-Mart attorney to head up MCCA

Aug. 25, 2011
By Saul Sugarman

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. associate general counsel Joseph K. West will soon step down from his role to become president and CEO ...


Letter to the Editor


Saving at the cost of our retirees

Aug. 25, 2011
By Karen Natividadn

Readers respond to a Corporate Counsel Q&A. ...


What to do when evidence from sources located abroad is critical to your case. By Friedrich W. Seitz and Maria A. Starn of Mur...


California, who once led the effort to make workplaces smoke-free, now finds itself lagging behind other states. By Lonny Zilb...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


The high court has eliminated key safeguards aimed at ensuring fundamental fairness to consumers and employees in arbitration....


Immigration


If you had to choose between prosecuting murderers and rapists or persons with traffic tickets, who would you give priority to...


Intellectual Property


Zynga battles competitor in two countries

Aug. 25, 2011
By Craig Anderson

Social media gamemaker Zynga Inc. has taken its legal battle against Brazilian competitor Vostu Ltd. to Brazil , a move that V...


Litigation


L.A. court plans big layoffs next two years

Aug. 25, 2011
By Ciaran Mc Evoy

As many as 1,250 layoffs are in store for Los Angeles County Superior Court in in the next two fiscal years thanks to a budget...