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Corporate


SAN FRANCISCO - Former Brocade Communications Systems CEO Gregory Reyes admitted knowing the accounting implications of granti...


SANTA ANA - Having a bubble-headed corporate spokes-clown laugh uproariously at you on national television is bad enough. But ...


Real Estate/Development


Luce Forward to Open Orange County Office

Jul. 4, 2007
By Maya Meinert

LOS ANGELES - Luce, Forward, Hamilton & Scripps will expand its Southern California real estate practice this summer when ...


Focus (Forum & Focus)


Forum Column - By Jeffrey A. Lowe - The president's stubborness on vital medical research is needlessly keeping millions of Am...


Judges and Judiciary


Retired Prosecutor Was Ethics Expert

Jul. 4, 2007
By Dan Schechnern

LOS ANGELES - Noted legal ethicist and former Los Angeles County deputy district attorney Rod Leonard died Friday. He was 63. ...


Focus (Forum & Focus)


Labor Reform or Discrimination?

Jul. 4, 2007
By Troy Senikn

Forum Column - By Linda F. Atcherley - Changes to California's workers' compensation laws have led to disability payments bein...


Litigation


Bill to Reopen Police Hearings Appears Dead

Jul. 4, 2007
By David Houstonn

SACRAMENTO - Peace officers in Los Angeles and several other major cities in California appear to have blocked a bill that wou...


Focus (Forum & Focus)


Bankrupt Marriage

Jul. 4, 2007
By Troy Senikn

Focus Column - By Gary A. Starre and Harold J. Cohn - Preparation is key when dealing with the twin traumas of divorce and ins...


Judges and Judiciary


SACRAMENTO - A joint Assembly and Senate budget committee has rejected an effort to approve a retirement package for some judg...


Government


Townsend Expands Eastward, to Washington

Jul. 4, 2007
By Rebecca U. Cho

LOS ANGELES - California-based Townsend and Townsend and Crew is taking its intellectual property capabilities east. It announ...


Law Practice


When Flying the Skies Was Less Friendly

Jul. 4, 2007
By David Houstonn

Nearly three decades after they helped to end some sexist practices in the airline industry, former flight attendants Gail Bra...


California Supreme Court


One of the newest judges on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals lashed out at his senior colleagues Monday, blaming judges f...


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


9th Circuit Is the Champion of Reversals

Jul. 4, 2007
By Brent Kendall

WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court considered 21 decisions from the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals during i...


Judicial Profile


Keeping Cool

Jul. 3, 2007
By Amy Yarbroughn

Judge Brian Aronson is a steadying force in the tumultuous world of family law and juvenile court. ...


Law Practice


Ed Corey Jr. and Kelly Sutter, estate attorneys in Sacramento, have found a growing practice helping the elderly recover asset...


Litigation


LOS ANGELES - Lauded by some as bold and innovative, Howrey's plan to abandon the industry standard lockstep pay scale for ass...


Firm Watch


Greenberg Traurig Picks Up Pillsbury Partner

Jul. 3, 2007
By Rebecca U. Cho

Industry Watch - By Rebecca U. Cho - LOS ANGELES - Greenberg Traurig continues to expand its Orange County office with the add...


Firm Watch


Industry Watch - By Linda Rapattoni - SACRAMENTO - Three Davis attorneys are among nearly two dozen people appointed by Gov. A...


Litigation


Web Exclusive - An appellate court on Friday stripped a $15 million jury verdict from a man who discovered that he was the Tas...


Focus (Forum & Focus)


Marked by Infringement

Jul. 3, 2007
By Troy Senikn

Focus Column - By Lisa M. Martens and Gregory M. Krakau - The Internet is changing the stakes for the age-old concept of "like...


Firm Watch


Industry Watch - By Gabe Friedman - LOS ANGELES - Brian E. Klein, an associate at the law firm representing lawyer Melvyn I. W...


Firm Watch


Greenberg Adds Employment Partner

Jul. 3, 2007
By Maya Meinertn

Industry Watch - By Maya Meinert - LOS ANGELES - Greenberg Glusker has completed its fourth lateral hire in the last four mont...


Judges and Judiciary


Web Exclusive - SACRAMENTO - Any hopes for a change in the judicial retirement plan this year was firmly dashed against the ro...


Criminal


A San Francisco man wrongly imprisoned for murder for 14 years and later declared innocent by a superior court judge is not en...


Focus (Forum & Focus)


Forum Column - By Christine von Wrangel - The popularity of mediation courses belies the lack of opportunities in the field. ...


Firm Watch


Industry Watch - By William-Arthur Haynes - SAN FRANCISCO - Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman is showing signs of bouncing back ...


Focus (Forum & Focus)


Reefer Madness at The High Court

Jul. 3, 2007
By Troy Senikn

Forum Column - By Diane Klein - A law professor takes a light-hearted look at the inanity of the high court's handling of Mors...


Judges and Judiciary


Med-Mal Attorney Loved Big-Game Hunting

Jul. 3, 2007
By Sarah Mcclure

LOS ANGELES - Services have taken place for Robert Ray Huskinson, a lawyer whose victory in a state Supreme Court case helped ...


Firm Watch


Reed Smith Taps Bankruptcy Head at Katten

Jul. 3, 2007
By Rebecca U. Cho

Industry Watch - By Rebecca U. Cho - LOS ANGELES - Reed Smith has tapped Marsha Houston, the former bankruptcy practice head o...


Government


Kennedy Vote Becomes Decisive for High Court

Jul. 3, 2007
By Brent Kendall

A reconstituted U.S. Supreme Court with two Bush appointees left a lasting mark in just its second year, steering the high cou...