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Government


Forum Column - As long as California's prison population keeps growing, the state has to provide more prison facilities. In hi...


Litigation


Real Med-Mal Justice Is Full Compensation

Jul. 6, 2006
By David Minkown

Focus Column - Experienced plaintiffs' trial lawyers handling medical-malpractice claims would agree with the views expressed ...


Government


Forum Column - On May 3, the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 5253, legislation that would make price gouging in the ...


Government


Forum Column - It's open season on re-redistricting. That's the major long-term national impact of the Supreme Court's decisio...


Focus Column - The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals recently faced the issue of whether personal and subject matter jurisdict...


Administrative/Regulatory


SAN FRANCISCO - If asked to identify the worst nuclear accident in American history, most people would probably say the Three ...


Government


SACRAMENTO - California's wine-and-cheese crowd and those who have a good stiff drink after work enjoy something the rest of t...


Zoning, Planning and Use


SAN FRANCISCO - Poor old Mrs. Jones. Kicked to the curb so developers could bulldoze her lifelong home for a shopping mall. ...


Personal Injury & Torts


In a deeply divided ruling Monday, the California Supreme Court extended tort liability to defendants who have reason to belie...


Judicial Profile


Now Starring In the Celebrity Courtroom

Jul. 6, 2006
By Paria Kooklann

People often tell Judge Lisa Hart Cole that her courtroom looks familiar. "That's because they've seen it on TV," she said. ...


Judicial Profile


'A Real Quick Study'

Jul. 5, 2006
By Claude Walbert

EL CAJON - After more than 20 years practicing law, serving as a judge and living in eastern San Diego County, Superior Court ...


Administrative/Regulatory


Western State Becomes Credit to Its Alumni

Jul. 4, 2006
By Jim Adamekn

FULLERTON - There used to be a joke among students at Western State University College of Law during the late 1970s. ...


Technology & Science


Suit Against Google Meets Skepticism

Jul. 4, 2006
By Craig Anderson

SAN JOSE - A federal judge took a dim view Friday of a Southern California Web site's complaint that Google Inc. violated its ...


Large Firms


Thinking Locally, Land Use Lawyer Joins Farella

Jul. 4, 2006
By William Arthur Haynes

SAN FRANCISCO - Farella Braun + Martel's newest real estate and land use partner hopes to fill a void left by prominent rainma...


SANTA ANA - In a rare victory, a heart-attack victim's family has won a $5.3 million verdict against a pair of Orange County d...


Law Practice


LOS ANGELES - Celebrating its 10th anniversary, Bet Tzedek will hold its annual Justice Ball Saturday at the Hollywood Palladi...


Education


FULLERTON - The first Western State University College of Law graduate to go on the bench was a member of the school's very fi...


Immigration


LOS ANGELES-Ismael Silva's hearing is sketchy, and he isn't as steady on his feet as he once was. ...


Judges and Judiciary


Judges Threaten to Quit CJA Over Training Mandate

Jul. 4, 2006
By Savannah Blackwelln

SAN FRANCISCO - Two highly regarded judicial education experts said Friday that they would resign in unison from the Californi...


Judges and Judiciary


Ninth Takes Its Lumps From Supreme Court

Jul. 4, 2006
By Amy Kalinn

WASHINGTON - The San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals had another rocky year at the U.S. Supreme Court, as th...


Large Firms


LOS ANGELES - On a recent searing afternoon in downtown Los Angeles, Michael Cypers stood in an air-conditioned room below the...


Large Firms


On the Move

Jul. 3, 2006
By Alexa Hylandn

On the Move Edwin Luk has joined Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe's Hong Kong office as a partner. Luk, who is a China-focu...


Insites


DAILY DEALS -- Transactions for June 30

Jul. 1, 2006
By Aubrey Poolen

LAND ONTARIO - Oakmont Industrial Group purchased 19.14 acres of land on the Northwest corner of Milliken Avenue and the 60 f...


Intellectual Property


Google Says Class Action Is SLAPP in Its Face

Jul. 1, 2006
By Craig Anderson

SAN JOSE - Search engines have become the way computer users find out information on the Internet, and companies that do busin...


Product Liability


By Janene P. Bassett Obtaining new trademark rights, whether through creation of a new mark or assignment from another enti...


Transportation


At its meeting on June 22, the Los Angeles MTA Board of Directors voted to move a proposed expansion of the Long Beach (710) F...


By Stephen F. Rohde As we approach July 4, our celebrations are muted by the deaths of more than 2,500 Americans in Iraq, ...


Labor/Employment


By John T. Hansen California's Fair Employment and Housing Act prohibits discrimination in employment on the basis of disab...


Environmental


Ruling Favors Local Logging Control

Jul. 1, 2006
By Dennis Pfaffn

A divided California Supreme Court on Thursday handed counties a big stick to control logging within their borders. ...


Family


Child-Care Fraud Is Rampant, Jury Finds

Jul. 1, 2006
By Anat Rubinn

LOS ANGELES - Unchecked fraud may have cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars in child care funds intended for welfare...