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Mergers & Acquisitions


Advanced Micro Adds Chip Maker ATI to Block

Jul. 25, 2006
By Anna Oberthurn

SAN FRANCISCO - Advanced Micro Devices' proposed $5.4 billion acquisition of leading graphics chip maker ATI Technologies is a...


Entertainment & Sports


Angels Make Good on Dad & Grad Pack Promotion

Jul. 25, 2006
By Rebecca Beyer

LOS ANGELES - Summer's well under way, and so is the baseball season. For Major League Baseball fans that means hot dogs, cott...


Education


SAN DIEGO - Opening a new front in its fight for religious causes, a conservative legal coalition has sued California's state ...


Large Firms


Web-Based Recruiting Firm Shuns Cold Calls

Jul. 25, 2006
By Robert Iafolla

LOS ANGELES - Michael Allen had few dealings with legal search companies as a practicing attorney, but they were enough to con...


Zoning, Planning and Use


Focus Column - Anita S. Anderson, an obscure California homeowner, may have a surprising, profound - even revolutionary - effe...


Judges and Judiciary


If Only Social Conservatives Loved Freedom

Jul. 25, 2006
By David Minkown

Letter to the Editor - I sympathize with the argument in the recent column by Andrea Lafferty, director of the Traditional Val...


Litigation


Court Gives, Takes With Proposition 64

Jul. 25, 2006
By Itir Yakarn

Deciding the fate of lawsuits filed before the state's voters reined in the Unfair Competition Law two years ago, the Californ...


Law Practice


Stanford Snares the 'Criminal Procedure Guy'

Jul. 24, 2006
By kristinakg@kgmllp.com

WASHINGTON - When a new crop of students enters Stanford Law School's Supreme Court Litigation Clinic this fall, they'll learn...


Appellate Practice


Focus Column - Cases implicating federal conflicts of authority in May 2006 centered around two distinct and unrelated themes:...


State Bar & Bar Associations


Through National Nonprofit, Foley Partner Promotes Diversity

Jul. 24, 2006
By William Arthur Haynes

SAN RAFAEL - The first thing Foley & Lardner partner Teveia R. Barnes did before sitting down to be interviewed by Ramona ...


Law Practice


Litigator Returns Home to L.A.

Jul. 24, 2006
By Robert Iafolla

LOS ANGELES - After working for four years in Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe's San Francisco office, prominent litigator Gr...


Law Practice


Forum Column - Jeremy Blachman launched his writing career two years ago with a Web log called "Anonymous Lawyer," which quick...


Law Practice


On the Move

Jul. 24, 2006
By Jennifer Hammn

On the Move - Christopher J. Kelly, Thomas N. Lawson and Mark A. Streams have become partners at Loeb & Loeb in Los Angeles.


Forum Column - What happens when an insurer defending an insured under reservation of rights refuses to participate meaningful...


Large Firms


SAN FRANCISCO - Maria Anastas, most recently a partner at national labor and employment boutique Jackson Lewis, joined Davis W...


Government


SACRAMENTO - Attorney General Bill Lockyer has named Robert Anderson, a 33-year Justice Department veteran and the head of its...


Litigation


SAN FRANCISCO - A class action by Marriott hotel workers seeking to enforce San Francisco's minimum-wage law has been settled,...


Judges and Judiciary


L.A. Judges Group Opposes Mandatory Education 22-0

Jul. 24, 2006
By Savannah Blackwelln

SAN FRANCISCO - The 22 voting members of the executive committee of the Los Angeles County Superior Court unanimously passed a...


Immigration


Growing Problem, Broken System

Jul. 24, 2006
By Sandra Hernandezn

Immigration is increasingly grabbing headlines across the U.S. Judges, attorneys and advocates for both tighter borders and mo...


Government


SAN FRANCISCO - Once again, state officials and environmentalists have raised the alarm that Republicans in Congress are movin...


Government


ABA Task Force Will Rebuke Bush

Jul. 24, 2006
By Brent Kendall

WASHINGTON - An American Bar Association task force will scold President Bush today for using presidential signing statements ...


Entertainment & Sports


Dickstein Shapiro Lures Lawyer With Chocolate

Jul. 24, 2006
By Peter Zuckerman

LOS ANGELES - Lindsay Conner is returning to the law to head Dickstein Shapiro's entertainment law practice.


State Bar & Bar Associations


Defending Unpopular Causes for 25 Years

Jul. 21, 2006
By John Roemer

SAN FRANCISCO - As rockets allegedly supplied by Iran rained on Israel from Hezbollah positions in Lebanon this week, veteran ...


Securities


Backdating Charges Filed Against Brocade

Jul. 21, 2006
By Gabe Friedmann

LOS ANGELES - Federal prosecutors brought criminal charges Thursday for the first time stemming from highly publicized accusat...


Judges and Judiciary


MURRIETA - In an unusual move and over the objections of the prosecution, a Riverside County Superior Court judge has reduced ...


Government


Forum Column - Our Attorney General, Alberto Gonzales, has stated publicly that he believes journalists may be prosecuted unde...


Law Practice


When Experts Become Defendants

Jul. 21, 2006
By Rebecca Beyer

LOS ANGELES - San Francisco geriatrician John Fullerton belongs to more than 20 medical societies at the state and national le...


SAN FRANCISCO - A freelance journalist was fighting to stay out of jail Thursday in front of a skeptical federal judge who is ...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Panel Explores the Public Perception of ADR

Jul. 21, 2006
By Jennifer Hammn

Do arbitrators tend to favor defense counsel? How does the public feel about private judging? And do lawyers know the differen...


Discipline


Ethics Panel Fines Lawyer's Secretary $41,000

Jul. 21, 2006
By David Houstonn

LOS ANGELES - The secretary to prominent Los Angeles trial lawyer Pierce O'Donnell was fined $41,000 by the City Ethics Commis...