WASHINGTON - Tennessee railroad worker Sheila White, the only woman maintenance employee in her Memphis rail yard, complained ...
LOS ANGELES - A prominent Hollywood director and producer charged in connection with the long-running probe of former celebrit...
Administrative/Regulatory
In 'Sisters in Law,' Women Dish Up Justice in Cameroon
By Donna Dominon
SAN FRANCISCO - A long tradition of male domination pervades the rural village in Cameroon, but a young rape victim and a long...
LOS ANGELES - Federal prosecutors are preparing to add tax-related charges to the indictment pending against a former enterta...
LOS ANGELES - Raised under what she considers "idyllic" circumstances in Charleston, W.Va., attorney Patricia Glaser made her ...
SAN FRANCISCO - A federal judge Monday rejected a Christian student group's claim that Hastings College of the Law must fund t...
SAN FRANCISCO - A state appellate panel Monday clarified that criminal defendants have the right to replace their privately re...
LOS ANGELES - An alleged victim of celebrity private eye Anthony Pellicano's illegal electronic eavesdropping filed an invasi...
LOS ANGELES - Cardinal Roger Mahony must turn over files the archdiocese kept on two priests to Los Angeles prosecutors after ...
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday agreed to decide whether the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals went too far in r...
WASHINGTON - Most Capitol Hill staffers appear surgically attached to their BlackBerry devices. ...
Law Practice
Tech-Savvy Capitol Hill Takes New Interest in Patent Office
By Lawrence Hurleyn
WASHINGTON - Most Capitol Hill staffers appear surgically attached to their BlackBerry devices. Fellow pedestrians, stop sign...
SAN DIEGO -The law firm of Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP signed a 10-year lease valued at $27 million for 54,187 s...
Forum Column - By Michael M. Berger - You could call this column an open letter to Justice Anthony Kennedy. On Jan. 7, 2002, t...
LOS ANGELES - Meyers Nave, an Oakland-based public entity law firm, is expanding into Southern California and recruiting vete...
Focus Column - By Kirk A Pasich - Some insurance carriers recently have challenged whether their liability policies provide co...
WASHINGTON - There was no shortage of journalists on hand in the Supreme Court two months ago when Justice David H. Souter mad...
SAN FRANCISCO - Wrestling with the equities of barkeep grooming standards, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals voted 7-4 Fri...
LOS ANGELES - Richard H. Rosenthal, a longtime Bay Area real estate attorney, has joined Cox, Castle & Nicholson as a part...
LOS ANGELES - Morgan Lewis & Bockius recently wrangled litigator Carla Feldman from Loeb & Loeb to join its labor and...
LOS ANGELES - Robert "R.J." Comer, a fixture on the Los Angeles political scene as an attorney representing developers, has le...
LOS ANGELES - An appellate court has reversed the conviction of a Catholic priest on sexual abuse charges, citing prosecutoria...
SAN FRANCISCO - Four and a half years after standing trial for the murder of his wife, Northern California doctor Louis Pelfin...
LOS ANGELES - You've gotta get 'em into the tent, as old-time revivalist preachers might say. And that is one reason for the...
SAN FRANCISCO - Experts say a federal appeals court ruling outlawing harsh treatment of the homeless in Los Angeles is a warni...
SAN FRANCISCO - The judge assigned to the explosive privacy lawsuit alleging that AT&T helped the federal government spy o...
Los Angeles-based entertainment law firm Myman Abell Fineman Greenspan & Light has made David M. Fox a name partner.
SAN FRANCISCO - Unrelenting rains flushing raw sewage into Oakland's Lake Merritt; high tides washing away Santa Monica's fame...
Labor/Employment
9th Circuit Draws Line Between Competing Beliefs and Workplace Hostility
By Amy Kalinn
Employment Column - By Kere Tickner and Joshua Bordin-Wosk - In the world of employment law, one of the most controversial and...
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Avid Mystery Reader Applies Detective Skills to Mediation
By Peter Zuckerman
LOS ANGELES - Jack E. Goertzen loves a good mystery. The retired appellate court justice enjoys separating the clues from the...