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The New Lawyer Supplement


The New Lawyer

Nov. 24, 2008
By STEPHEN LARSON

Find out who passed the July 2008 California Bar Exam in the current issue of The New Lawyer.


Firm Watch


On the Move

Nov. 24, 2008
By Jonathan Vaniann

Three lawyers are among the newly elected directors and officers of Aids Project Los Angeles.


The New Lawyer Q&A


Performance Test B

Nov. 24, 2008
By Don Debenedictisn


The New Lawyer Q&A


Performance Test A

Nov. 24, 2008
By Don Debenedictisn


Judicial Profile


Dealing With theBankruptcy Boom

Nov. 23, 2008
By Sandra Hernandezn

Judge Alan M. Ahart offers a sounding board to an increasing number of pro se petitioners appearing in his Central District c...


Law Practice


Yolo Bench is Getting Fresh Faces

Nov. 22, 2008
By Laura Ernden

"All of a sudden in the span of four years virtually all our experienced judges are retiring," said Presiding Judge David Rose...


Judicial Profile


Keeping His Cool

Nov. 22, 2008
By Pat Alston

Whether he's put on the spot or coaxing along a ponderous prelim, Judge William H. Kronberger Jr. adapts smoothly to testin...


Real Estate/Development


Responding to the current foreclosure crisis as it spreads from single-family homeowners to displacing renters when landlords ...


Deal With It


Essential to any effective corporate governance strategy is timely, unfiltered disclosure and effective resolution of unethica...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


The state Supreme Court has denied review of an appellate decision that had become a cause celebre for mediators concerned abo...


Law Practice


A judge Wednesday granted class status to a group of gays, lesbians and bisexuals alleging discrimination against matchmaking ...


Litigation


'Never, Never Give Up'

Nov. 22, 2008
By Rebecca U. Cho

Patience is the key to settling cases, Charles G. Bakaly Jr. has found. ...


Law Practice


The State Bar is taking a second look at two controversial measures to toughen the attorney discipline system, thanks to the s...


Focus (Forum & Focus)


Secrets Service

Nov. 22, 2008
By Sara Libbyn

Employers must take quick, decisive action to protect trade secrets when an employee leaves to work with a competitor, writes ...


Law Practice


A division of Shell Oil Co. saw its hopes to "drill, baby, drill" dampened on Thursday after an appeals court nixed its govern...


Employment (Focus & Forum)


Hire Power

Nov. 22, 2008
By Sara Libbyn

In this current business and economic climate, employers should consider junking the “at-will” rule in favor of employment con...


Judges and Judiciary


A Somber Anniversary Approaches

Nov. 22, 2008
By Laura Ernden

Saturday marks the 45th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's assassination. Justice Stuart R. Pollak of the 1st District Court of ...


Law Practice


The prosecution's star witness in the MySpace cyber-bullying case testified that Missouri businesswoman Lori Drew was aware of...


Verdicts


A police officer has won a $3.6 million jury award after he claimed that he lost salary and rank and was kicked out of an elit...


Law Practice


The California Supreme Court narrowly averted disaster this week in an important antitrust case that was plagued by conflicts ...


Law Practice


Public Interest Lawyers Secure Right to Fees

Nov. 22, 2008
By Laura Ernden

Public-interest attorneys won a crucial victory Thursday, when the California Supreme Court unanimously rejected an attempt to...


Firm Watch


On the Move

Nov. 21, 2008
By Jonathan Vaniann

Lathrop & Gage has merged with Los Angeles boutique Spillane Shaeffer Aronoff Bandlow, marking the Kansas City-based firm'...


Law Practice


In July, Joe Hunt, a former member of the "Billionaire Boys Club," retained Gary K. Dubcoff, pictured, to appeal his murder co...


Law Practice


Will Obama Have an Awkward Inaugural Moment?

Nov. 21, 2008
By Lawrence Hurleyn

President-elect Barack Obama will be the first-ever president to be sworn in by a chief justice whose confirmation he voted ag...


Forum (Forum & Focus)


Under Obama, lawmakers should simplify public insurance enrollment procedures and cut down on administrative steps that might ...


Law Practice


Behind closed doors Wednesday, the City Council would not approve a $10 million settlement proposed by the city attorney to en...


Law Practice


Raphael Cotkin, 1939-2008

Nov. 21, 2008
By Martin Bergn

Firm heartbroken over co-founder’s death. ...


Law Practice


Thomas A. Harris, 1932-2008

Nov. 21, 2008
By Cortney Fieldingn

Justice known for ruling in abuse case. ...


Law Practice


Reed Smith snatched a highly coveted, nine-attorney labor and employment group from the dissolving Thelen, including prominent...


Law Practice


Lori Drew “hatched a plot to prey upon the vulnerable psyche of a 13-year-old” by creating and using a fake MySpace account to...