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Labor/Employment


Sheppard Mullin Adds S.F. Employment Lawyer

Feb. 21, 2007
By Alexa Hylandn

Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton's San Francisco office has added experienced employment litigator Jennifer G. Redmond ...


Large Firms


Foley Hangs Downtown L.A. Shingle

Feb. 21, 2007
By Emma Dewaldn

Some law-firm expansions are exotic; others, not so much. Foley & Lardner, which recently opened a Shanghai office, is add...


Entertainment & Sports


A group of retired professional football players, including Hall of Fame defensive back Herb Adderley and All-Pro defensive ba...


Litigation


LOS ANGELES - The Anthony Pellicano wiretapping case has cast a long public shadow across Christensen, Glaser, Fink, Jacobs, W...


Technology & Science


SAN FRANCISCO - In deciding how to charge a juvenile offender for possession of three different kinds of bullets, a Los Angele...


Criminal


What Led to Rare Federal Death Verdict?

Feb. 21, 2007
By Jennifer Hammn

LOS ANGELES - In last week's landmark death-penalty case, a federal jury sentenced two men to die for engineering a gruesome k...


Judicial Profile


Good Seed

Feb. 21, 2007
By Linda Rapattoni

Sacrifice by his migrant-farmworker parents helped Adolfo M. Corona ascend to the Fresno County Superior Court bench. ...


Litigation


City Attorney Buzzes Tower With Lawsuit

Feb. 21, 2007
By Jim Adamekn

A high-rise building in a commercial area north of downtown San Diego poses a hazard to planes flying into a nearby airfield, ...


Construction


LOS ANGELES - As public officials celebrated approval of the massive $2 billion Grand Avenue Project downtown last week, court...


Law Practice


Valuing Goodwill

Feb. 21, 2007
By Eric Berkowitzn

Focus Column - By Mitchell A. Jacobs and Robert Burch - One of the hardest questions in divorce proceedings is valuing a commu...


Judicial Profile


Decorum in the Court

Feb. 21, 2007
By Amy Yarbroughn

SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco Superior Court Judge Charlene P. Mitchell wants her courtroom to be a "place where people feel w...


Large Firms


Industry Watch

Feb. 20, 2007
By Alexa Hylandn

On the Move


Insites


AWARD

Feb. 17, 2007
By Aubrey Poolen

SAN DIEGO - The Tilt-Up Concrete Association honored Architects | Delawie Wilkes Rodrigues Barker, a San Diego architectural d...


Insites


EMPLOYMENT

Feb. 17, 2007
By Aubrey Poolen

WASHINGTON - The unemployment lines grew longer last week, in part because of bad weather in the Midwest and Northeast, the go...


Insites


MIXED USE

Feb. 17, 2007
By Aubrey Poolen

SAN DIEGO - The Carlsbad-based Golf & Resort Properties Group at CB Richard Ellis completed a record year in 2006, closing...


Judges and Judiciary


Judge Could Halt Inmate Transfers

Feb. 17, 2007
By Linda Rapattoni

Prison overcrowding has reached a crisis point in California, and judges have to decide whether to allow inmates to be transfe...


Investments


International Funds

Feb. 17, 2007
By Lacey Draken

Focus Column - By Shane Byrne and Jason Francl - Investments in developing markets abroad are attractive, but there is a lot t...


Immigration


Forum Column - By Angelo A. Paparelli - The Bush administration has a lot on its plate, but it shouldn't lose sight of the opp...


Law Practice


The U.S. Justice Department on Thursday named interim replacements for U.S. attorneys in San Francisco and San Diego, who were...


Verdicts


Verdicts and Settlements - Irell & Manella attorneys warded off a $94 million patent lawsuit on behalf of their client Tex...


Litigation


SAN FRANCISCO - There was a day when the Oakland Housing Authority, facing a lawsuit from an angry tenant, could turn to the c...


Judges and Judiciary


SAN FRANCISCO - Prisoner advocates are asking three federal judges to appoint judicial panels to oversee efforts to reduce the...


Judicial Profile


On the Case

Feb. 17, 2007
By Jim Adamekn

SANTA ANA - Maybe it was the Nancy Drew books, maybe it was the television show "Police Woman." Or maybe it was just the idea ...


Judges and Judiciary


WASHINGTON - The U.S. Senate unanimously confirmed N. Randy Smith for a judgeship on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Thu...


Real Estate/Development


LOS ANGELES - Supporters of an effort to curb the government's ability to seize private property through eminent domain went b...


Criminal


Attorney Pleads Guilty to Backdating Crimes

Feb. 17, 2007
By Craig Anderson

SAN JOSE - The former general counsel of a New York-based recruitment services company on Thursday became the second attorney ...


Labor/Employment


Avoiding 'Health Factor' Discrimination

Feb. 17, 2007
By Eric Berkowitzn

Employment Column - By Carl L. Blumenstein - Under a federal statute set to take effect in July, group health plans can be a p...


Verdicts


SAN FRANCISCO - Clovis-based mediator Douglas E. Noll is quite literally a peacemaker - educated by Mennonites in the art of r...


Entertainment & Sports


Language on Form Spares Lawyer $500,000

Feb. 17, 2007
By Jim Adamekn

SANTA ANA - A men's-rights lawyer from San Diego does not have to pay $500,000 in legal fees to the Angels baseball team and a...


Litigation


Smokers Score Victory in State Supreme Court

Feb. 17, 2007
By Itir Yakarn

In a ruling hailed by plaintiffs' attorneys, the California Supreme Court held Thursday that smokers may bring lawsuits for il...