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Judicial Profile


Judge Reva G. Goetz

Jun. 20, 2011
By Ben Adlin

Superior Court Judge Reva G. Goetz cuts to the chase whether the parties before her are shoplifting minors or pop culture su...


Judicial Profile


David R. Lampe

Jun. 20, 2011
By Pat Alston

Superior Court Judge Kern County (Bakersfield) ...


Government


City Attorneys Make Do With Less

Jun. 18, 2011
By Anna Scott

As city attorneys from Los Angeles to Sacramento struggle to adjust to slashed municipal budgets, their offices are becoming l...


ADR Provider


Daniel B. Garrie

Jun. 18, 2011
By Amy Yarbroughn

In demand for his mix of legal savvy and technology know-how, Daniel B. Garrie, a neutral and electronic discovery expert, ave...


Perspective


Proposition 51 Is a Fair Compromise

Jun. 18, 2011
By Karen Natividadn

Readers comment on Robert Abiri's article "Dodging the Effects of Proposition 51." ...


Perspective


A Look Back: World War II and the Nazi War Machine

Jun. 18, 2011
By Karen Natividadn

A review of two films that delve into our psyches on the issues of mortality, morality and the inhumane capacities among us. B...


Perspective


Where Do I File My Bid Protest?

Jun. 18, 2011
By Seena Nikravann

Finally, a state appellate court suggests that a bid protest mechanism is an inherent component of a public bid process. By La...


U.S. Supreme Court


Juveniles Must Get Miranda Warnings

Jun. 18, 2011
By Robert Iafolla

Interrogators must factor in a juvenile suspect's age when considering whether to give the Miranda warning against self-incrim...


Ethics/Professional Responsibility


Lawyer Who Sued Toyota Files for Ch. 11

Jun. 18, 2011
By Ciaran Mc Evoy

A former Toyota attorney has landed in bankruptcy court, largely as a result of an arbitrator ordering him to pay the automake...


Intellectual Property


Regulators Push Against Drug Settlements

Jun. 18, 2011
By Mandy Jacksonn

Despite several setbacks, the Federal Trade Commission continues its crusade against patent settlements that it says violate a...


Judges and Judiciary


SF Superior Prepares For Layoffs

Jun. 18, 2011
By Amy Yarbroughn

Despite Gov. Jerry Brown's veto Thursday of a state budget that called for an additional $150 million in cuts to the judicial...


U.S. Supreme Court


Court Reinstates Bayer Class Action

Jun. 18, 2011
By Robert Iafolla

The U.S. Supreme Court reinstated a decade-old consumer class action against Bayer Corp. in West Virginia state court with its...


Employee Benefits


Even after the punishing consequences of the 2003-2004 strike, 90 percent of the workers say yes to another strike. By Ruben J...


Solo and Small Firms


Finding Strength Through Collaboration

Jun. 18, 2011
By Susan Mcraen

Seven-lawyer Spile, Siegal, Leff & Goor LLP marks its success by helping their real estate agent clients work with insuran...


U.S. Supreme Court


Court Rules on Police Search Question

Jun. 18, 2011
By Robert Iafolla

Prosecutors can use evidence seized in lawful searches that were subsequently found to be unlawful by the time of trial, the U...


Criminal


Challenge to Chemical Weapons Law OK'd

Jun. 18, 2011
By Robert Iafolla

A Pennsylvania woman convicted of chemical-weapons charges for harassing her husband's pregnant mistress can challenge those c...


U.S. Supreme Court


Court Overturns Prison Term Ruling

Jun. 18, 2011
By Robert Iafolla

The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously overturned the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Thursday, holding that a federal judge can...


Intellectual Property


Samsung Knocking At Apple's Door

Jun. 18, 2011
By Craig Andersonn

Apple Inc. could be forced to allow attorneys for rival Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. to see its next generation iPhone and iPa...


California Supreme Court


Court Ruling Protects Medical Privacy

Jun. 18, 2011
By Laura Ernden

The federal Fair Credit Reporting Act doesn't trump state lawsuits based on medical privacy invasion, the state Supreme Court ...


Community News


Jun. 17, 2011
By Brandon Ortiz

The American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California on Thursday honored several California attorneys and law firms at i...


Community News


Jun. 17, 2011
By STEPHEN LARSON

The Food and Drug Administration honored San Diego County Deputy District Attorney Gina Darvas for prosecuting a defendant wh...


Community News


Jun. 17, 2011
By STEPHEN LARSON

A group of students from California Western School of Law in San Diego crossed the U.S.-Mexico border earlier this month to v...


Community News


Jun. 17, 2011
By STEPHEN LARSON

The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank and the legal community of Los Angeles county held their third annual Food from the Bar ca...


Criminal


Prisoner Relocation Likely to Cost Counties

Jun. 17, 2011
By Brandon Ortiz

Counties could be hit with costly new liability risks under the governor's controversial realignment plan. ...


Real Estate/Development


Whose Business Goodwill Is It?

Jun. 17, 2011
By Karen Natividadn

How franchisors may recover business goodwill in the event of a condemnation. By Brad Kuhn, David Graeler and Rick Rayl of Nos...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


The 9th District raises doubts about the district courts' local rules on mediation confidentiality based on insufficient analy...


Many tax cases are won on the statute of limitations, so keep up with the changes. ...


Litigation


Is the California Litigation Privilege No More?

Jun. 17, 2011
By Sharon Liangn

The Noerr-Pennington Doctrine's impact on the California litigation privilege in federal court. By Alyson C. Decker of Blecher...


If John Edwards did not campaign as a "family man," would he be under indictment now? ...


Judges and Judiciary


Trial Courts Wrestle With Big Budget Cut

Jun. 17, 2011
By Emily Green

State legislators last minute decision to cut the judiciary's budget by another $150 million leaves Chief Justice Tani Cantil-...